Impact of Environmental Pollution on Human Health explores the complex relationships between environmental pollutants and their profound effects on human health. Organized into ten comprehensive chapters, the book begins with a fundamental understanding of environmental pollution, defines its various types and explores the health implications as well as its historical context. Subsequent chapters discuss in depth specific forms of pollution, including air, water, soil, noise, chemical, biological and radiation pollution, each detailing common pollutants, their sources and associated health risks. For example, air pollution is examined in relation to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, while water pollution highlights the dangers of waterborne diseases and industrial pollutants. The book also addresses the important issue of climate change, linking it to pollution and discussing its health effects on vulnerable populations. It emphasizes the need for effective public health interventions, examining existing environmental laws, the roles of government and NGOs, and strategies for education and community involvement. By integrating scientific research with policy discussions, the book aims to promote awareness and encourage action toward reducing health risks posed by environmental pollution. It serves as an important resource for every profession, providing insights into the complex interrelationship between environmental health and human well-being, and advocating for future research and proactive measures to protect public health.