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Environmental problems and human health, risk assessment and risk management
The process of estimating the potential impact of a chemical, physical, microbiological or psychosocial hazard on a specified human population or ecological system under a specific set of conditions and for a certain time frame.
The five stages of environmental health risk assessment:
1. Issue identification
2. Hazard assessment
3. Dose-response
4. Exposure
5. Risk characterisation
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Environmental problems and human health, risk assessment and risk managementMd Fahimuzzaman
Environmental problems and human health, risk assessment and risk management
The process of estimating the potential impact of a chemical, physical, microbiological or psychosocial hazard on a specified human population or ecological system under a specific set of conditions and for a certain time frame.
The five stages of environmental health risk assessment:
1. Issue identification
2. Hazard assessment
3. Dose-response
4. Exposure
5. Risk characterisation
The Presentation briefly consists about what is water pollution,It's Sources, It's effects, Precautions, etc...
There is also a video about the some examples of the effects of Water Pollution on Humans,Animals and birds.
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The following includes the subtopic covered in this presentation slides:
1) Basics of Air Pollution
2) Facts & Statistics
3) Indoor Air Pollution
4) Air Purification Methods
5) Commercial Products in Market
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Fundamental social change to make sustainable relations to environment possible
AIR POLLUTION - MY PRESENTATION - JUNE 2013Iana Vee Abila
I hope you find this presentation helpful in your studies in ecology.
***All credits belong to those who provided the documents and photos used in my presentation.
Causes, Effects & Solutions to Air PollutionLiang Ying Ee
The following includes the subtopic covered in this presentation slides:
1) Basics of Air Pollution
2) Facts & Statistics
3) Indoor Air Pollution
4) Air Purification Methods
5) Commercial Products in Market
Environmental Pollution. Environmental Pollution is an international journal that seeks to publish papers that report results from original, novel research that addresses significant environmental pollution issues and problems and contribute new knowledge to science. The editors welcome high quality papers where the pollutants...
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sources of environmental pollution
environmental pollution definition
environmental pollution journals
environmental pollution articles
environment pollution pdf
environmental pollution pdf
pollution articles for students
Environmental management: Introduction and scopeRashmi Yadav
What is Environment ? The sum total of all surroundings of a living organism, including natural forces & other living things which provide conditions for development & growth as well as of danger & damages.
INTRODUCTION, Environmental management ,DEFINITION – “Environmental management system refers to the management of an organization's environmental programs in a comprehensive, systematic, planned and documented manner. It includes the organizational structure, planning & resources for developing, implementing and maintaining policy for environmental protection.”
Characteristics of environmental management, Two main standards- BS7750,ISO 14001, Schemes of environmental management- Eco management and Audit schemes(EMS), Why have an EMS? Scope of environmental management, Importance of environmental management, Role of remote sensing in environmental management
Ecology Against Capitalism by Christopher PickeringRatbag Media
Crisis NOT caused by: human nature, modernity, industrialism, economic development
Problem = social relations of CAPITALISM
Environmental problems can be overcome without abandoning prospect of human progress
Fundamental social change to make sustainable relations to environment possible
AIR POLLUTION - MY PRESENTATION - JUNE 2013Iana Vee Abila
I hope you find this presentation helpful in your studies in ecology.
***All credits belong to those who provided the documents and photos used in my presentation.
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Community health refers to the health status of a defined group and the actions and conditions to promote, protect and preserve their health.
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adversary training.
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2. Learning Objectives
• Define fundamental terms
• Explain the basic relationship
between the environment and health
• Explain impact of environmental
factors on health
• Explain role of environmental health
professionals
3. Performance Objectives
• Understand what is environmental
health
• Understand scope of problem
definition
• Understand means of addressing
defined problem
• Understand the role players involved
in problem solving
4. Outline
• Definition of Environmental Health
• Interdependent Relations
• Environmental Effects on Health
• Systematic Approach
• Interdisciplinary Roles
5. Definition: ‘Health …’
• ‘…is a state of complete physical, mental
and social well-being and not merely the
absence of disease or infirmity’(WHO,
1948)
• ‘Health is only possible where resources are
available to meet human needs and where
the living and working environment is
protected from life-threatening and health
threatening pollutants, pathogens and
physical hazards’(Who, 1992a)
6. Definition: ‘Environment’
• ‘…[All] that which is external to
individual human host. [It] can be
divided into physical, biological,
social cultural any or all of which
can influence health status in
populations.’ (WHO, 1995)
7. Definition: ‘Environmental Health’
• ‘…comprises those aspects of human
health, including quality of life, that are
determined by physical, biological, social
and psychosocial factors in the
environment. It also, refers to the theory
and practice of assessing, correcting,
controlling, and preventing those factors
in the environment that can potentially
affect adversely the health of present and
future generations’ (WHO, 1993a)
8. Definition:
‘Health Effect…’
• ‘…is the specific damage to health
that an environmental hazard can
cause an individual person. Often
the same hazard can cause a range
of different effects of different
severity.’ (Yassi et al., 2001)
9. Interdependence
• Health depends on resources.
• Good health depends on accessibility
to sustainable resources.
• Bad health results from
inaccessibility to sustainable
resources or exposure to a hazard.
• Sustainable resources and hazards
exist in the environment.
• Therefore, quality of health depends
on the environment
10. Interdependent Environments
• A relational definition of
environment is a function of scale,
boundaries, spatial proximity and
recipient populations
• When considering a global scale,
focus is on the effect of an
unbounded environment, e.g. air, on
all populations anywhere
11. Interdependent Environments
• When considering local scale, focus
is on effect of both a bounded and an
unbounded environment, e.g. water
and air, on a subpopulation closest to
the exposure event
• The local scale is a subpart of the
global scale
12. Population Perspective of Relations
Individual
Family
Community, nation
Human population
All populations
14. Environmental Effects on Health
• The indicators of beneficial
environmental effects are longevity
and sustained functionality.
• Two degrees of adverse environmental
effects are: injury (syn. include:
debilitating, dysfunctional, lame) with
decreased longevity or death (syn.
include: life-threatening, terminal,
deleterious)
15. Environmental Effects on Health
• Injury does not prematurely end life,
but can hinder the capacity to
function to the fullest potential
• Death does end life and is the most
extreme adverse state of health
• This means of classification is simple
and rigorous
16. Environmental Effects on Health
• An individual’s response to an
environmental effect is a function of
their physical environment, their
health state, and their culture.
17. Systematic Approach
• In the absence of a universal
definition of ‘good health’, at least a
universal concept of adverse health
effect, e.g. sick, illness, dysfunctional,
‘not normal’ or ‘not well’, must
exist such that understanding the
concept results in a response
18. Systematic Approach
• In order to identify and investigate
adverse states of health, a
fundamental systematic approach of
health problem identification and
characterization must exist and be
implemented
• This approach is summarized as
follows:
19. Systematic Approach
• Determine the source and nature of
hazards
• Determine the exposure pathway
• Measure the effects
• Apply controls however possible
(Moeller, 1992)
20. Interdisciplinary Roles
• To implement the systematic
approach, role players are needed
• Three major classes of role players
are: the environmental health
problem investigators, the
environmental problem responders
and the health problem responders
21. Interdisciplinary Roles
• Health problem investigators:
– monitors populations to identify health
trends, in an attempt to distinguish that
which is harmful from that which is harmless
– measures the range of effects of health trends
to characterize degrees of adverse intensity
– identify potential hazards, potential pathways
of hazards, and populations susceptible to
hazards
22. Related Disciplines
Epidemiologists Risk Assessors Biostatisticians
Toxicologists Microbiologists
Health Service
Administrators
Social Workers
Behavioral
Psychologists
Public Health
Educators
23. Interdisciplinary Roles
• Environmental problem responders:
– focus on the health hazard that has been
identified and characterized
– analyze the environment of the exposed
population to see what controls are needed
and what controls can be implemented to
minimize risk of recurrence and risk of
future occurrence
– where means of control does not exist, it
may be necessary to invent
25. Interdisciplinary Roles
• Health problem responders:
– focus on populations of individuals
– attempt to identify how health is
adversely affected
– classify severity of effect as either injury
or deleterious
– attempt to restore compromised health to
a ‘normal’ functional state
26. Related Disciplines
Medical
Doctors/Surgeons Dentists Biostatisticians
Nutritionists
Psychologists/
Psychiatrists Nurses
Epidemiologist Social Workers Clinicians
Toxicologists Pharmacists
Biologists/
Microbiologists
Physiologists Mathematicians Educators
27. Summary
• Environmental health is the broadest
scope of health problem definition
• Environmental health studies the impact
of the environment on populations
• It is a population based science that can
be scaled to study individual within
populations
• Problem definition and potential
resolution is possible through the
implementation of a systematic approach
28. About the Lecturer
Allison Robinson is a teaching assistant in the
Environmental and Occupational Health
Department at the University of Pittsburgh’s
Graduate School of Public Health in
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Currently, she is
earning on her doctorate degree in
Environmental Health. She has a Master’s of
Environmental Science and Management.