A Detailed Review of Environmental Pollution and Its Ramifications from an Indian Context

Abstract

The commercial sector of the most industrialized economy accounts for a significant percentage of the total environmental pollution (EP) that we experience today. Recent advancements in EP research have therefore provided environmental regulators and health scientists with a wide array of solution techniques. Unfortunately, the EP literature has lagged in providing an up-to-date integrated stream of research that could be useful for new entrants and experienced researchers. The paper's objective is to present a comprehensive review of EP research. The principal motivating factor is the deficiency of informative articles that reveal the length, breadth, and depth of scientific investigations in the area. The study extends to a general survey, models, empirical studies, and cases that have developed the frontier of knowledge in EP research. We aim to stimulate further practical and theoretical developments in the EP area. A second intent is to argue that research into EP provides excellent potential for increasing our knowledge regarding environmental management. The future holds promising results for researchers and practitioners engaged in EP research. Future studies are expected to save billions of dollars by developing novel, cost-effective methods.