Association between water and sanitation, air and emission pollution and climate change and neurological disease distribution: A study based on GBD data

Sustainable development in São Paulo's Green Belt Biosphere Reserve: between the void of municipal environmental policies and the ecosystem management of the territory

“…A recent study showed a strong positive association between water and sanitation index with global neurological disorders (Sarmadi et al, 2021). This relationship between basic sanitation and public health becomes more relevant in countries of the global South, where climate change currently represents one of the greatest challenges facing humanity.…”

Aluminium and Fluorine in Drinking Water as Risk Factors for Human Health

“…Alzheimer's disease 50 million people in the world have Alzheimer's disease, which can result in death 3-9 years after diagnosis, which is indicated and categorized as cognition, memory, and other cognitive, and this burden is a serious global problem (Chen et al, 2021;Sarmadi et al, 2021). Alzheimer's disease is a disease that is increasingly declining with dementia due to the aging world population worldwide.…”

What do we breathe near contaminated water bodies?

“…[1][2][3] To the above, considering a comprehensive approach to pollution, we must add the environmental and health issues related to water pollution, urbanization with the problems associated with vehicle emissions, and in general any anthropic action that negatively affects ecosystems and consequently the causes of diseases. 4 Furthermore, proximity to contaminated sites or living near where polluting activities such as livestock farming are carried out entails health risks. 5,6 The first thing you notice when approaching a highly polluted waterbody are the odor and color characteristic of the type and degree of pollution.…”