Journal of Environmental Hazards

Adulteration is a pervasive issue that poses significant threats to public health, safety and consumer trust. Adulterants are intentionally added substances that compromise the quality, safety and nutritional value of various products, including food, cosmetics and drugs. This abstract provides an overview of the concept of adulterants, their classification and the impact they have on society. It highlights the dangers associated with food adulteration, cosmetic adulteration and drug adulteration, emphasizing the health risks they pose to consumers. Furthermore, it discusses the broader societal implications of adulteration, including economic losses and the erosion of consumer trust. Finally, it emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts among governments, regulatory bodies, industry players and consumers to combat adulteration effectively. By implementing stringent regulations, enhancing quality control measures and raising awareness, society can take significant strides toward minimizing the risks associated with adulterants, protecting public health and ensuring the integrity of the products we consume.

Waste resource management has emerged as a critical discipline in the face of increasing environmental concerns and resource scarcity. This abstract provides a concise overview of waste resource management, highlighting its significance in creating a sustainable future. The concept involves minimizing waste generation, maximizing resource recovery, and promoting recycling and reuse. By transforming waste into valuable resources, waste resource management establishes a circular economy that conserves natural resources, minimizes pollution, and stimulates economic growth. This abstract explores key strategies such as waste prevention, reduction, recycling, and responsible disposal. It also emphasizes the role of technological advancements in enhancing resource recovery and optimizing waste management processes. While challenges such as insufficient infrastructure and lack of awareness persist, they present opportunities for innovation, investment, and policy reforms. By actively participating in waste resource management, individuals, communities, businesses, and governments can contribute to a cleaner, greener, and more prosperous world for future generations.