A mini-review on clinical and epidemiological assessment of PAHs toxicity: Process of policy-making on a global scale

Abstract

Growing anthropological inhabitants and unorganized cleaning and disposal leads to the widespread garbage and usable residues witnessed every here and there in the ecosystem, especially Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs). This waste of PAHs and its various forms is a great disaster that is been mixed in right from the air all respirate into the water organisms drink plus food intake is also contaminated. The pollution made by this bio-cumulative pollutant not only cause damage to land and water but directly alter the metabolisms of living beings and causes life-threatening disease and sometimes takes the life of immune defective groups. Whereas short communication sharply and crisply explains the PAHs in society and their worsening body impacts other than it this brief about the degradation techniques with latest techno advancements. Differently, this paper concentrates on the cleaning up or removal methods, policy discussion and making by governmental organizations.

Keywords

• Bio pollutant
• Health hazards
• PAH emission
• Policy making
• Waste contaminant