Decision-making tools are needed to support environmental
management in an increasingly global economy. Addressing threats
and identifying actions to mitigate those threats necessitates an
understanding of the basic risk assessment paradigm and the tools
of risk analysis to assess, interpret, and communicate risks. It
also requires modification of the risk paradigm itself to
incorporate a complex array of quantitative and qualitative
information that shapes the unique political and ecological
challenges of different countries and regions around the world.
This book builds a foundation to characterize and assess a broad
range of human and ecological stressors, and risk management
approaches to address those stressors, using chemical risk
assessment methods and multi-criteria decision analysis tools.
Chapters discuss the current state-of-knowledge with regard to
emerging stressors and risk management, focusing on the adequacy of
available systematic, quantitative tools to guide vulnerability and
threat assessments, evaluate the consequences of different events
and responses, and support decision-making. This book opens a
dialogue on aspects of risk assessment and decision analysis that
apply to real-time (immediate) and deliberative (long-term) risk
management processes.
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