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Objective Summaries 1

Objective Summaries

Mohammed Abdul Aziz

Monroe College

MG604 - Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Professor Manya Bouteneff

10/22/2023

Objective Summaries 2

Objective Summary #1

Pandey, A,. Bruer, M,. and their team (2021) conducted a research comprehensive research study

in 2021, who oversaw the investigation into the effects of air pollution on health and the

economy, which was conducted throughout all states in India. The purpose of this study was to

raise awareness of the pressing need for pollution control measures and to supply vital data for

informed policymaking. They estimated exposure to ambient particulate matter pollution,

household air pollution, and ambient ozone pollution, along with their attributable deaths and

disability-adjusted life-years in every state of India, as part of the Global Burden of Disease

Study (GBD) 2019. We calculated the economic impact of air pollution using the cost-of-illness

method, taking into account the lost output for each Indian state as a result of premature deaths

and morbidity related to air pollution for every state of India, employing the sickness-cost

approach. Moreover they have used lasers to scan the particulate matter density in a cubic metre

of air. The study was carried out using a quantitative methodology, and its final results showed

that in 2019, air pollution contributed to 1.67 million deaths, or 17.8% of all deaths, in India.

With regional variations, the economic costs of air pollution amounted to $36.8 billion, or 1.36%

of India's GDP. reforms, as well as numerous other important discoveries. (Pandey,. & Bruer.

2021)

Objective Summary #2

Sigmund-Freud_ Str (2011), Doctor and his team have conducted a research in 2011, in

Germany. This analysis explored a number of aspects of the inland surface waters, sometimes

known as "blue space," that have been shown to improve human health. This study looked into

how these bodies of water directly benefit our physical and mental health. To find pertinent

articles, a thorough literature search was part of the research process. A meticulous selection of

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relevant studies was then made. After that, the collected data were carefully arranged, and a

methodical data synthesis process was used to derive important insights and conclusions from

the chosen research articles, providing a particular geographic context. A literature search, the

selection of pertinent articles, the organization of the data, and data synthesis were all steps in the

research that combined quantitative and qualitative methods. The results of this research indicate

that the benefits of blue spaces for health and wellbeing are underappreciated in both

environmental psychology and health studies. In discussing urban therapeutic environments, we

propose introducing "blue" as a novel perspective. (Sigmund-Freud, 2011)

Objective Summary #3

Prof. Shlomo, M,. & Barzani. E. (2020). They have conducted a research in Technion City,

Haifa, Israil, undertook a comprehensive study on COVID-19 of the global in 2020. Who led the

study, delving into Opinions and Economic Analysis. The reason behind this research was rooted

in addressing the historic pandemic and understanding its economic impacts. The research

process included interviewing all ages participants and performing economic analysis. Surveys,

Interviews, and general public feedback could have been used to collect data for opinions.

Whereas economic analysis most likely involved looking at financial information, market

patterns, and cost-benefit analysis. It is possible that these two elements were combined to offer

a thorough comprehensive of the topic matter under examination, in fact, this survey took

vigorous efforts in order to get the information. The study examined the COVID-19 Pandemic’s

History Economic effects, taking into consideration experts protectives and alternative scenarios.

The goal of this thorough approach was to give readers a sophisticated knowledge of the

pandemic’s wide-ranging effects and potential future trajectories. (Shiomo,. & Brazani, 2020)

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References

Bonn, Sigmund-Freud-Str. (2011). The impact of blue space on human health and well-being –

Salutogenetic health effects of inland surface waters. Institute for Hygiene and Public

Health, 214(6), 449 - 460. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijheh.2011.05.001

Prof, Maital, S,. & Barzani. E. (2020). The Global Impact of Covid-19. Samuel Neaman Institute

5(12), 63 - 77. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2542-5196(20)88298-9

Pandey, A., & bruer. M. (2021). Health and economic impact of air pollution in the states of

India the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019. The Lancet Planetary Health, 5(4), e185

- e186 https://doi.org/10.1016/S2542-5196(20)30298-9

Objective Summaries 1

Objective Summaries

Mohammed Abdul Aziz

Monroe College

MG604 - Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Professor Manya Bouteneff

10/22/2023

Objective Summaries 2

Objective Summary #1

Pandey, A,. Bruer, M,. and their team (2021) conducted a research comprehensive research study

in 2021, who oversaw the investigation into the effects of air pollution on health and the

economy, which was conducted throughout all states in India. The purpose of this study was to

raise awareness of the pressing need for pollution control measures and to supply vital data for

informed policymaking. They estimated exposure to ambient particulate matter pollution,

household air pollution, and ambient ozone pollution, along with their attributable deaths and

disability-adjusted life-years in every state of India, as part of the Global Burden of Disease

Study (GBD) 2019. We calculated the economic impact of air pollution using the cost-of-illness

method, taking into account the lost output for each Indian state as a result of premature deaths

and morbidity related to air pollution for every state of India, employing the sickness-cost

approach. Moreover they have used lasers to scan the particulate matter density in a cubic metre

of air. The study was carried out using a quantitative methodology, and its final results showed

that in 2019, air pollution contributed to 1.67 million deaths, or 17.8% of all deaths, in India.

With regional variations, the economic costs of air pollution amounted to $36.8 billion, or 1.36%

of India's GDP. reforms, as well as numerous other important discoveries. (Pandey,. & Bruer.

2021)

Objective Summary #2

Sigmund-Freud_ Str (2011), Doctor and his team have conducted a research in 2011, in

Germany. This analysis explored a number of aspects of the inland surface waters, sometimes

known as "blue space," that have been shown to improve human health. This study looked into

how these bodies of water directly benefit our physical and mental health. To find pertinent

articles, a thorough literature search was part of the research process. A meticulous selection of

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relevant studies was then made. After that, the collected data were carefully arranged, and a

methodical data synthesis process was used to derive important insights and conclusions from

the chosen research articles, providing a particular geographic context. A literature search, the

selection of pertinent articles, the organization of the data, and data synthesis were all steps in the

research that combined quantitative and qualitative methods. The results of this research indicate

that the benefits of blue spaces for health and wellbeing are underappreciated in both

environmental psychology and health studies. In discussing urban therapeutic environments, we

propose introducing "blue" as a novel perspective. (Sigmund-Freud, 2011)

Objective Summary #3

Prof. Shlomo, M,. & Barzani. E. (2020). They have conducted a research in Technion City,

Haifa, Israil, undertook a comprehensive study on COVID-19 of the global in 2020. Who led the

study, delving into Opinions and Economic Analysis. The reason behind this research was rooted

in addressing the historic pandemic and understanding its economic impacts. The research

process included interviewing all ages participants and performing economic analysis. Surveys,

Interviews, and general public feedback could have been used to collect data for opinions.

Whereas economic analysis most likely involved looking at financial information, market

patterns, and cost-benefit analysis. It is possible that these two elements were combined to offer

a thorough comprehensive of the topic matter under examination, in fact, this survey took

vigorous efforts in order to get the information. The study examined the COVID-19 Pandemic’s

History Economic effects, taking into consideration experts protectives and alternative scenarios.

The goal of this thorough approach was to give readers a sophisticated knowledge of the

pandemic’s wide-ranging effects and potential future trajectories. (Shiomo,. & Brazani, 2020)

Objective Summaries 4

References

Bonn, Sigmund-Freud-Str. (2011). The impact of blue space on human health and well-being –

Salutogenetic health effects of inland surface waters. Institute for Hygiene and Public

Health, 214(6), 449 - 460. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijheh.2011.05.001

Prof, Maital, S,. & Barzani. E. (2020). The Global Impact of Covid-19. Samuel Neaman Institute

5(12), 63 - 77. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2542-5196(20)88298-9

Pandey, A., & bruer. M. (2021). Health and economic impact of air pollution in the states of

India the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019. The Lancet Planetary Health, 5(4), e185

- e186 https://doi.org/10.1016/S2542-5196(20)30298-9