Pollution Chemistry

Pollution chemistry studies the chemical substances released into the environment that can harm ecosystems and human health. It focuses on the sources, transformations, and effects of pollutants, such as heavy metals, plastics, and greenhouse gases. By understanding how these contaminants interact with air, water, and soil, scientists can assess their impact and develop strategies for pollution reduction and remediation. This field is crucial for creating policies to protect the environment and public health, ensuring a cleaner, safer world for future generations.