Air pollution has been growing since the Industrial Revolution. Rapid industrialisation, burgeoning cities and greater dependence on fossil fuels have brought in their wake increased production of harmful pollutants, making ife more and more unpleasant and unhealthy.
About Author :
Sumit Malhotra obtained a master of Techology Science and Engineering from Jamia Milia Islamia University. he then went on to associate himself with his only passion teaching environmental studies in various institutions imparting environment education.
Contents :
Preface
Air Pollution
history of Air Pollution and its Control
Atmospheric Structure and Air Pollution
Literature Review of Pollution and Economic Performance
Air pollution and economic Performance
Health Risk from other Indoor Air Pollutants
Governemtn Control of Indoor Radon Riks
Environmental Control Problem
Effectiveness of Clean Air Policy
Indoor Air pollution in India
Bibliography
Index