Global Trends in Smog and Air Pollution Control

Smog and air pollution emerge as pressing global environmental challenges, with urbanization, industrialization, and emissions as key contributors. As the health and climate impacts of polluted air become evident, countries adopt more innovative strategies to combat air pollution. From the implementation of stricter emissions regulations and investment in renewable energy to the use of smart technologies for real-time air quality monitoring, global trends reflect a commitment to cleaner air. While high-income nations have made progress in reducing pollutants, many developing countries struggle with severe air quality issues, revealing the need for international cooperation, technological support, and equitable policy solutions to ensure cleaner air. Global Trends in Smog and Air Pollution Control explores smog, its causes, impacts, and mitigation strategies. It examines interdisciplinary approaches involving science, policy, and societal awareness. This book covers topics such as smog mitigation, green infrastructure, and sustainable development, and is a useful resource for engineers, business owners, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists.