Is there a conventional list of pollutants to consider for calculations? Or an updating one even? In researching economic damage from various pollutants, I often find that it's very random sources that inform me of various pollutants I need to be mindful of in calculations. Is there any kind of overarching list of known problematic pollutants that one needs to consider in calculations for environmental factors?
For instance, you might have pesticides, heavy metal aerosols, heavy metal colloids and solutions, fertilizer runoff, sewage, etc. But, how do I know there aren't more? There must be some kind of standard list, maybe the European Union or one of the environmental agencies in North America has a list of pollution categories that damage the environment.
In the USA there are two classifications of airborne pollutants. They are

Criteria Air Pollutants

There are 6 separate air pollutants. These make the bulk of the regulation, especially for the Clean Air Act. Each pollutant has different standards to adhere to. Examples include lead, ozone, and particulate matter.

Hazardous Air pollutants

This is a list of 187 pollutants. These are cancer-causing pollutants, but are usually in pretty low concentrations. Examples include asbestos, lead, and benzene.