EC Pharmacology And Toxicology

Introduction

Environmental pollution occurs as a result of the accumulation and spread of various pollutants (waste materials, chemicals, radioactive substances, etc.) in water, air, soil. It can be caused by industrial activities, agriculture, energy production, transport, domestic wastes and other human activities. These pollutants can be released directly into water resources, atmosphere or soil. Environmental pollution has been increasing rapidly in recent years and has become uncontrollable. By 2030, the Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations stipulate that everyone should have affordable, equitable, and universal access to secure, clean water [1]. It is our duty to protect the environment in line with the principles of reduce-reuse-recycle.

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