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This book begins with a critical intersection of ethnicity and environmental health and thereafter systematically explores how indoor and outdoor pollution disproportionately affect vulnerable populations from public-health perspective. The biological plausibility of pollution's adverse health effects is undeniable, ranging from combustion fuels to second-hand smoke to noise pollution's insidious toll on cardiovascular well-being. Radiation and light pollution also warrant attention, as we navigate the complexities of a rapidly changing environment.