Abstract

Environmental health is an emerging area of concern, as the global population faces escalating challenges related to air and water quality, exposure to hazardous substances, and climate change. This research article examines the complex interplay between environmental factors and public health, aiming to better understand the profound implications for human well-being. The study employs an integrated approach to investigate the various facets of environmental health, including air pollution, water contamination, climate-related health risks, and emerging pollutants. The findings underscore the critical need for collaborative efforts in policy-making, education, and research to safeguard public health in an ever-changing environment.