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Environmental and Human Health - Risk Management in Developing Countries (Hardcover)
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Environmental and Human Health - Risk Management in Developing Countries (Hardcover)
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Many countries experience lack of harmony among economic
development, environmental management and human health. As a
consequence, public health, the integrity of ecosystems, and the
efforts to reach environmental sustainability, have been adversely
affected. The complexity, frequency and magnitude of those impacts
is increasingly parallel to the technological revolution, rising
population, and increasing per capita consumption. The burden of
the concerns about how humans inflict natural and man-made enclaves
tends to rely in highly industrial societies. However, many of the
world environmental alterations are been achieved by non-industrial
societies. This book examines and discusses multidisciplinary
aspects of the impacts that humans had on the physical environment,
the biota, and human health, focusing on the scenario of developing
and under developing countries. Among the areas covered are
environmental degradation, pollution, occupational health, risk
management, epidemiology and toxicology. This book will help
scientists, resource managers, administrators, educators, policy
makers and college students interpret that risk management and the
advancement of research in sustainable development is of utmost
importance for all parties involved in seeking solutions for the
protection of natural and anthropogenic systems, and human health.
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