air and water quality

What Are the Public Health Interventions?

Effective public health interventions include:
- Regulation and Policy: Enforcing stricter emission controls and water quality standards.
- Surveillance: Continuous monitoring of air and water quality to quickly identify and address contamination issues.
- Public Awareness Campaigns: Educating the public on the sources and health impacts of air and water pollution.
- Technological Innovations: Developing and implementing cleaner technologies for industry, agriculture, and transportation.

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