Environmental Protection Policy and the Emergence of New Diseases: A Global Empirical Analysis of the Pre- and Post-industrial Era

Background: Proper biodiversity conservation and strategies for sustainability in environmental public health are essential measures addressing the problems of water-related zoonotic-caused pandemics. It is generally assumed that a resurgence an epidemic disease directly linked to negligence protection policies, but there sparse scientific publications supporting claim. Methods: To address this issue, we collected data on global pre- post- industrialization scenarios subjected it multivariate analyses investigate relationship between lack proper emergence new diseases. Result: Our investigations found statistically significant association loss wildlife habitat novel The study also revealed wildlife-related zoonotic disorders caused more than 220 million deaths amongst More 30 were attributed waterborne diseases due improper waste management wastewater treatment. Thus, recommended other parameters (e.g., pollution phase) need be investigated fully understand complex