Environmental Challenges and Human Health: Pollution Prevention and Policy is a comprehensive resource that examines the link between environmental hazards and public health outcomes. The book covers a wide spectrum of issues, including air, water, and soil pollution; waste management; vector-borne diseases; and the health effects of climate change. It also explores the role of environmental laws, institutional frameworks, and global policy efforts aimed at pollution control and health protection. Structured across seven detailed chapters, the book integrates scientific insights with public health perspectives. Each chapter is crafted to build foundational knowledge while also addressing contemporary challenges through case studies, data, and actionable strategies. The inclusion of topics such as environmental governance, sustainable farming, and community engagement makes it both relevant and forward-thinking. Ideal for students of environmental science, public health, and policy studies, this textbook also serves as a practical guide for professionals and educators. It empowers readers to understand the complex interplay between environment and health and encourages proactive involvement in policy and prevention initiatives that promote long-term ecological and human well-being.