The source profile of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) is essential for establishing reactivity- and toxicity-based emission inventories developing effective air pollution control strategies. In this paper, the establishment VOC profiles characteristics are reviewed in petrochemical, solvent use, chemical industries, most up-to-date three industries China compiled via necessary adjustment reco...

A potential causal relationship has been suggested by other studies between air pollution and lung cancer. To attempt to define the risk of lung cancer associated with residential proximity to industry by type in Louisiana, lung cancer deaths occurring between 1960 and 1975 in residents of 20 parishes were compared to controls matched on age, sex, year of death and parish of residence. The comp...

Petrochemical industries can potentially impact the environment due to their activities and products. This case study has considered adverse effects of petrochemical industries that are located inside the PETZONE with respect to the presence of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and total petroleum hydrocarbon in wastewater effluents. The average concentrations of ∑PAHs group I and II were lower ...

Petrochemical industries can potentially impact the environment due to their activities and products. This case study has considered adverse effects of petrochemical industries that are located inside the PETZONE with respect to the presence of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and total petroleum hydrocarbon in wastewater effluents. The average concentrations of ∑PAHs group I and II were lower ...

increasing in concentration of heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, nickel, chromium and zinc cause considerable harmful effects on soil and environment. these elements are also hazardous to health of humans and wildlife. petrochemical plants and refineries pollution increase the amount of carcinogenic and tratogenic compounds in environment. the main goal of recent paper is the studying of soil...

optimistic. He found the theme of that statement — of what “will” happen in the future — to be troubling in that, in the 1920s, a radical change in technology, with similarities to biotechnology, was championed by luminaries such as Thomas Edison and Henry Ford: to replace hydrocarbons with carbohydrates. Despite broad support, including deans of MIT and Harvard, for the concept of manufactured...