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This content explores the critical intersection of pollution and the delicate ecology of estuarine invertebrates. It details how various pollutants affect the survival, behavior, and overall health of these vital organisms, impacting the broader estuary ecosystem and highlighting the consequences of environmental degradation in coastal waters.

This ESO Monograph critically examines the profound connection between both indoor and outdoor air pollution and its significant role in the development of human cancer. It provides essential insights into the environmental factors contributing to oncological diseases, drawing on research from the European School of Oncology to inform public health and policy.

Environmental pollution, encompassing contaminants in air, water, and soil, poses significant and diverse health hazards to humans and ecosystems. Exposure to these pollutants can trigger a wide range of ailments, from respiratory and cardiovascular diseases to neurological disorders and cancers, highlighting the urgent need for robust environmental protection and public health interventions to mitigate these profound risks.