Lifelong well-being in conditions of changing the composition of the atmosphere as a result of anthropogenic impact

Abstract

The article presents trends in the study of the well-being phenomenon in the context of changing the atmospheric structure as a result of anthropogenic impact. One of the key factors shaping the continuous well-being is the environment, which as a result of permanent anthropogenic influences changes within the concentration in the atmosphere of non-natural aerosol impurities. This process can adversely affect a person's well-being in terms of, in particular, adverse health effects and the need to materially recover the costs of restoring physical, psychological and emotional well-being.