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GSE819 introductory lecture
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ENVS819 Environmental health
ENVS819 Environmental health
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ENVS819 Environmental health
    Develop a
oad familiarity with the selected research topic
    Background knowledge
    Research to date
    Gaps in the research and knowledge
    Highlight key case studies, events or controversies
    Include a concise conclusion
    Minimum 12 references from academic journals and official reports
    Reference style
    1,000 words (excluding the reference list)
AT1: Literature review
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ENVS819 Environmental health
AT2: Research project report
    Build on the knowledge from the literature review (do not repeat)
    Detailed review or investigation of the selected research topic
    People, places, environment affected
    Key case studies, events or controversies …more detail
    Add value with Graphics (tables, maps, diagrams, photos, etc)
    Link/integrate graphics into your text
    Caption all graphics and include in the reference list…..follow the guide!
    Authoritative references….how many?
    Reference style
    3,000 words (excluding the reference list)
    Report structure and presentation
ENVS819 Environmental health
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ENVS819 Environmental health
AT3: Presentation and background slide
    3MT criteria
    3 minutes talking is approximately XXXXXXXXXXwords
    Be clear and confident
    Trial at home (content, timing)
    Background slide
ENVS819 Environmental health
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ENVS819 Environmental health
Examples:
Full paragraph - learn to paraphrase co
ectly.
ENVS819 Environmental health
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ENVS819 Environmental health
Using outdated statistics and facts without any recent updates to compare or highlight trends over time:
“A study by Smith XXXXXXXXXXindicated 40% of people affected…..”
Stating a claim or facts with no references:
“Research has shown…..” or “…..statistics indicate a decline….”
ENVS819 Environmental health
Week DateTopic
130-JulIntroduction to the unit
26-AugRisk assessment and management
313-AugHazardous materials: the good, the bad and the ugly
420-AugONLINE MODULE 1: Water and sanitation in developing countries
527-AugFood safety
63-SepConflict, natural hazard crises and environmental health
710-SepONLINE MODULE 2: Environmental Justice
UNIVERSITY RECESS
Fri 27th Septembe
Literature review
81-OctONLINE MODULE 3: Pollution: a global public health crisis
98-OctWater, climate and environmental health
1015-OctAir quality: indoor, outdoo
1122-OctCertain infectious and parasitic diseases
1229-OctPresentations
Fri 1 Novembe
Project report
135-NovPresentations
14-Sep to 29-Sep
Answered Same Day Sep 22, 2021 Macquaire University

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Abhishek answered on Sep 24 2021
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Running Head: AIR POLLUTION IN INDIA        1
AIR POLLUTION IN INDIA        8
AIR POLLUTION IN INDIA
Table of Contents
Background Knowledge    3
Research to Date    3
Gaps in the Research and Knowledge    4
Key Case Studies and Events    4
Conclusion    6
References    7
Background Knowledge
The air pollution of India considered as a research topic for this report that provides essential information about the health issues due to air pollution. Delhi is the place that has been chosen here to explain health issues due to air pollution. According to Kumar (2018), it has been observed that the range of smog in Delhi is increasing rapidly and it becomes the causes of different types of health issues among the population of India as well as it affects the overall environment of the world. According to the survey of WHO, the quality of air have become worst in Delhi. As suggested by Lewis et al. (2016), about 1.5 million people die due to air pollution every year in the country.
The report consists of the real factor that Delhi becomes the fifth largest killer city in the world. However, the rate of death become increasing rapidly. Different types of diseases such as asthma, lung cancer and skin diseases due to air pollution observe people. According to Jahan, Sarwar, Younes, Sadaf and Ahmad (2019), the research is progressing through a
ief discussion of key factors of air pollution and its effectiveness. According to the air quality index, the level of air pollution beyond the danger and that a
ives as a form of smog in Delhi. As stated by Kumar (2018), the statistic defines the level of polluted air high in October, November and December due to burning firecrackers. As a result, Delhi becomes full of smog on those days and it becomes causes health issues for people.
Research to Date
Various types of research have observed to date that executes different sides of air pollution that create health issues for people. After observing these researches, different factors are highlighted that portrayed an overall picture of air pollution (Landgraf et al., 2018). According to the assessment of this research, air pollution causes different health issues among the population.The researcher often focuses on different causes and impacts of air pollution. As suggested by Sharma, Bhatt and Kumar (2017), the statistic says that among ten person of the world
eathing polluted air and affects by several chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma, lung cancer and many more due to this polluted air.
However, some research also focuses on the entire factors that cause air pollution. As suggested by Shi, Wang, Chen and Huisingh (2016), they also included different statistic and report to enhance the realistic way to determine the importance of their discussion. According to Kikon, Singh, Singh and...
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