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… mix of other pollutants that are present and the actual exposure (European Environment Agency 2013). Some types of … to avoid risking Towards a Pollution-Free Planet further exposure of humans and ecosystems to current and future … people across the world die prematurely every year from exposure to outdoor and indoor air 2016), and nine Towards a …

… transport of pollutants. Effective reduction of the PM2.5 exposure of the urban population requires emission reductions … of ozone precursors generated a reduction in peak ozone exposure since the 1990s. However the burden of disease from ozone is not restricted to exposure during occasional air pollution peaks, but also …

… imports and exports, product standards, occupational exposure limits, bans and restrictions, registration schemes, … health and environmental harms caused by chemical exposure and is the only global forum in which the full range … out, decorative paint is one of the largest sources of exposure to lead. Although global regulation on white lead …

… exacerbate cardio-respiratory diseases and worsen asthma. Exposure to smog also decreases the body’s defence mechanisms … lost as a result of the chronic effects of ozone exposure will be about 2,300,000 lower in 2010 than in 1990, … from ozone and particulate matter in the air. The exposure of vegetation to excessive ozone levels will be 44% …

… of hard hitting pollutants and those that have crossed exposure thresholds (where these have been established). … and disposal) 41. Extend product lives 42. Reduce exposure to lead from battery recycling, pottery, ammunition, … planet. Such measures require information on exposure to pollutants and mixtures of pollutants in all …

… to environmental harm reflects the “interface between exposure to the physical threats to human well-being and the … of water are pol- luted, they are at greater risk of exposure, and if they travel longer distances to find safer … through the reduction of environmental risks. Moreover, exposure to pollution and other environmental harms in …

… control and allocation of natural resources by states. the exposure of more and more poor people to water scarcity and … were resilient. they did not damage their land through exposure to erosion or overuse. following early warnings, …

… (“CFCs”) are most prominent. CFCs are so stable that only exposure to strong ultraviolet (“UV”) radiation breaks them …

… region, died in the world as a result of air pollution exposure. Responding to the newest findings on the effects of … 7. “Critical load” means a quantitative estimate of the exposure to one or more pollutants below which significant … environmental and economic importance and, under certain exposure conditions, have harmful effects on human health, …

… are most prominent. 9. CFCs are so stable that only exposure to strong ultraviolet (“UV”) radiation breaks them …