International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 21(7), P. 835 - 835
Published: June 26, 2024
Dust storms, which are common aversive occurrences in northern China, result from high winds, dry soil or dust, and surface disturbance. Exposure to dust regardless of duration, can induce varying mental physical distress levels. Recognizing the urgency comprehending impact storms on residents scarcity information their effects indigenous civilians there, this study aims address gap by qualitatively sampling 29 participants Beijing, a typical city China. The current seeks gain insights into residents' storm experiences explore perspectives effective coping mechanisms. findings align with existing knowledge regarding repercussions while identifying some emerging patterns mechanisms already employed Beijing. Concerns well-being, either directly influenced environmental conditions indirectly stemming disruptions life routines broader scale, persistently dominate people's perceptions storms. New themes emerged following step-by-step exploration feelings This enlighten public about ramifications Beijing advocate for essential policy support.
Language: Английский