Environmental justice and interpretation of human biomonitoring results
|
|
- Ambrose Parrish
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Environmental justice and interpretation of human biomonitoring results European Conference on Human Biomonitoring November 4 and 5, 2008, Paris, France Prof. Dr. Claudia Hornberg University of Bielefeld School of Public Health Bielefeld, Germany Environmental Justice Principles and discussion from a public health point of view 1
2 Key events in the history of environmental justice 1980s Local grassroots organizations joined to form what they called the environmental justice movement to address the disproportionate number of hazardous pollution sources (e.g., landfills) in minority neighborhoods (e.g., African-American) and low-income communities The US EPA Office of Environmental Equity is formed (renamed Office of Environmental Justice in 1994) 1994 Executive Order on Federal Actions to Address Environmental Justice in Minority Populations and Low-income Populations 1994 Federal Interagency Working Group on Environmental Justice 2002 Second People of Color National Environmental Leadership Summit Core definition of environmental justice Environmental justice seeks the equitable treatment and involvement of every person regardless of race, color, national origin, educational level or income in the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental programs, laws, rules and policies on a distributive, procedural and precautionary level. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 2
3 Basic principle of environmental justice: Environmental health issues cannot be addressed without considering social issues physical chemical biological social Health disparities are inextricably linked with inequalities in environmental resources hazards across economic strata across different regions and communities of lower socioeconomic status amongst population (sub)groups (e.g., minorities) Conceptual framework of social disparities in environmental health Race, ethnicity, gender Variation in exposure Different exposure settings => workplace => neighbourhood (e.g., outdoors pollutants) => housing (e.g., crowding, allergens, noise) Socioeconomic status Different vulnerabilities health behavior individual-level vulnerability community-level vulnerability psychosocial stress genetic susceptibility access to health care Effect modification Environmental exposure Bolte/Kohlhuber 2005 (modified and expanded) Health outcomes respiratory diseases allergies developmental disturbances cancer 3
4 (1) Variation in exposure Exposures to environmental hazards differ according to socioeconomic status because people of lower socioeconomic status are likelier to live and work in places with more environmental pollutants O'Neill et al (2) Effect modification People of lower socioeconomic status may be more susceptible to adverse effects of environmental hazards than those in higher socioeconomic groups because of limited access to adequate health care, lack of material resources, worse nutrition, higher prevalence of smoking, etc. 4
5 Evidence is mounting that the gap in hazardous environmental exposure, social conditions and health outcomes is widening both inside and outside the USA. The concept of environmental justice focused on poverty and socioeconomic status was taken up in many countries Environmental justice Empirical findings from a EUfunded research project 5
6 Policy Interpretation Network for Children s Health and Environment (1) Analysis and interpretation of existing research regarding methods to define socioeconomic factors in research projects, and the impact of socioeconomic factors on exposure to environmental hazards (air pollution, noise, carcinogens, neurotoxins), susceptibility characteristics, children's environmental health across Europe. (2) Survey of socioeconomic factors within the EU-funded framework programs 4 and 5 (FP4, FP5) Key results reported in 2005 lack of data to evaluate and quantify the effect of socioeconomic factors on environmental exposure and children s health in Europe lack of comparability between studies and research projects in Europe diversity in defining social differences diversity of terms and concepts to describe and measure variables of social difference and social gradients different methods of collecting data on SES factors in environmental exposure and environmental health no project has studied SES as such SES has rarely been considered as an influencing/independent variable or effect modifier In most cases there is evidence of an inverse social gradient with increased burden of exposures and health effects in children of lower social status. 6
7 Environmental justice An emerging public health issue in Germany? (1) Empirical evidence from Germany There is some evidence indicating current environmental injustice across Germany. Attention to the relationship of socioeconomic factors and exposure in data analysis has been growing with the German Environmental Survey for Children (GerES IV) The first step to a comprehensive database related to inequalities in environmental health e/survey/grafik/kus1.jpg 7
8 Environmental pollution only a problem of lower social status groups? Results of the latest GerESs Social gradients could be found for the use of several household products with potential health risks. Detergents such as disinfectants and sanitary cleaners are used more frequently by families with low socioeconomic status. Pesticides are used mainly by families with high socioeconomic status. (2) Human biomonitoring studies in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany Human biomonitoring studies have been conducted in the Ruhr area (an important area for coal mining, steel production and other heavy industries in central Europe) for more than 30 years, mainly to evaluate the internal exposure to air pollutants, but the distribution of the environmental burden between social groups and its health impact, especially around industrial sites, was neglected. 8
9
10 Results of the hot spot study Associations between exposure conditions and health parameters Clear and consistent correlations were found: - Increased concentrations of total suspended particulates (TSP) in children s homes/rooms are more prevalent amongst socially disadvantaged groups. - Children in socially disadvantaged groups show a disproportionately greater incidence/prevalence of passive smoking and living in unsuitable homes. Results of the hot spot study Social disparities in health outcomes There were clear and consistent correlations between social status and the health endpoints infections and allergy : - The prevalence of infections and allergies (answers given to a survey questionnaire) was considerably higher for groups with higher social status than for socially disadvantaged groups. - Weaker but similar correlations were found for social status and immunological endpoints as well as allergological tests. - On the other hand, more children from socially disadvantages groups had worse lung function test results. 10
11 Results (1) Social disparities in environmental exposure Socially disadvantaged mothers and children are affected more and more often objective criteria (suspended particles) subjective criteria (survey answers) The findings were largely in agreement with those of other international studies. (2) Effect modification and health outcomes Social status was an effect modifier in various subgroups: suspended particles allergies, allergological findings suspended particles lung function characteristics of the home allergological findings passive smoking allergies passive smoking infections Human biomonitoring: Methods and tools to support public health research on the correlation between social differences in exposures to multiple environmental stressors and health outcomes with biological monitoring of exposure and biological monitoring of effects for risk analysis as well as preventive measures, public health promotion and recommendation for policy intended to address social and environmental factors. Human biomonitoring studies are essential for risk assessment in the public health action cycle. 11
12 Human biomonitoring and the public health action cycle (PHAC) Evaluation Assessment Assurance Policy Development Assessing variation in exposure by socioeconomic status and effect modification by socioeconomic factors as the key mechanisms: shifting the research focus from etiological epidemiology and individualized risk estimates towards social conditions and social forces affecting exposure to physical and chemical hazards or toxins. participatory assessment at the micro level can combine quantitative (e.g., human biomonitoring) and qualitative research while using specific information about the affected community. Human biomonitoring a useful strategy for extended analysis of the association between socioeconomic factors and the somatic burden of pollutants? 12
13 Human biomonitoring AND environmental justice research maybe useful for developing an integrated conceptual research framework on the correlations between biological markers and pathways of exposure as well as their social dimensions; improving exposure assessment in diverse populations and specific study groups; improving demographic and/or geographic comparisons and trends in environmental exposure and health disparities over time and regional differences; setting priorities for surveillance and exposure reduction; improving the understanding of environmental health disparities both at the individual and at the population level; evaluating environmental policy measures. Using synergisms between social epidemology and environmental epidemiology for getting more information about the purpose of socioeconomic factors and social conditions as effect modifiers; generating more representative data on the distribution, association and contamination routes of environmental exposure and health outcomes in different subpopulations; better understanding social differences in vulnerability and susceptibility characteristics; answering methodological challenges posed by the simultaneous occurence of different types of exposure to multiple environmental hazards modified by socially adverse conditions, at different spatial scales (e.g., individual and community level). 13
14 Considering issues of justice and fairness in developing research concepts and projects Selecting a particular geographic location, population subgroup or potential environmental hazard for studying has direct implications for the fair distribution of potential research benefits and burdens across economic strata, and the development of trust and long-term relationships between the researchers and the study population/communities. Concentration of widespread exposure with potential influence on environmental health at both the individual and the population level. Thank you for your attention. claudia.hornberg@uni-bielefeld.de 14
Example of research about links between, health, environment and vulnerabilities
Example of research about links between, health, environment and vulnerabilities Conference on Environmental Health and Social Vulnerabilities October 21 and 22, 2010, Namur Prof. Dr. Claudia Hornberg
More informationCleaner Air, Cleaner Communities
Cleaner Air, Cleaner Communities 6 Steps to Develop Environmentally Just Clean Air Act State Implementation Plans (SIPs) Adrienne L. Hollis, PhD, JD Director of Federal Policy WE ACT for Environmental
More informationSocio-stratifiedresults of the Flemish biomonitoring program
Socio-stratifiedresults of the Flemish biomonitoring program Bert Morrens and Ilse Loots University of Antwerp Liesbeth Bruckers University of Hasselt Flemish center of Expertise on Environment and Health
More informationWhich indoor air pollutants raise concern? How can indoor air quality be determined?
page 1/7 Source document: Indoor Air Quality SCHER (2008) Summary & Details: GreenFacts Context - Air pollution be it indoors or outdoors is a major environmental health concern as it can lead to serious
More informationREVISED OCTOBER Contacts for questions about use of this tool:
KING COUNTY EQUITY IMPACT REVIEW TOOL REVISED OCTOBER 2010 Contacts for questions about use of this tool: Gloria Albetta Matías Valenzuela Gloria.Albetta@KingCounty.gov Matias.Valenzuela@KingCounty.gov
More information#impactequitync. North Carolina Health Equity Impact Assessment
#impactequitync North Carolina Health Equity Impact Assessment The North Carolina Health Equity Impact Assessment was developed by #impactequitync, a collaboration between NC Child, the NC Division of
More informationKFTC Environmental Justice Analysis Executive Summary
KFTC Environmental Justice Analysis Executive Summary This report provides an Executive Summary of the KFTC Environmental Justice (EJ) Analysis, a project which analyzes the spatial relationships between
More informationDevelopment of WHO guidelines on indoor air quality
Indoor Air 2008, 17-22 August 2008, Copenhagen, Denmark - Paper ID: Tu9K1 Development of WHO guidelines on indoor air quality Michal Krzyzanowski * WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Bonn,
More informationDesigning Equity-Centered EV Programs
Designing Equity-Centered EV Programs Joel Espino Hana Creger Román Partida-Lopez The Greenlining Institute Vision We envision a nation where communities of color thrive and race is never a barrier to
More informationThe Spatial Distribution of Nitrogen Oxides in Hillsborough County, FL with Implications for the Social Distribution of Exposures
The Spatial Distribution of Nitrogen Oxides in Hillsborough County, FL with Implications for the Social Distribution of Exposures Student Paper 5 Haofei Yu, Amy L. Stuart University of South Florida, 13201
More informationTemplate for legislation to establish a Racial Equity Office in your city, county or state (modeled on the City of Oakland legislation)
Model Ordinance Template for legislation to establish a Racial Equity Office in your city, county or state (modeled on the City of Oakl legislation) WHEREAS, [provide background as to the organizational
More informationEXECUTIVE SUMMARY Environmental Justice Analysis for Bayview- Hunters Point: Biosolids Digester Facilities Project and Community Benefits Program
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Environmental Justice Analysis for Bayview- Hunters Point: Biosolids Digester Facilities Project and Community Benefits Program The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency s (USEPA) Office
More informationCOMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Brussels, 9.6.2004 COM(2004) 416 final Volume I COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE
More informationWhat are the key learning effects of the sustainability strategy process in North Rhine-Westphalia?
Referat I-5 Bonn Conference for Global Transformation Workshop Translating the SDGs into national and sub-national strategies What are the key learning effects of the sustainability strategy process in
More informationCommunity Environment and Health Assessment and Action Roadmap
Community Environment and Health Assessment and Action Roadmap Introduction to the Roadmap Purpose of the Roadmap: Communities across the nation are getting organized and building partnerships to address
More informationScientific Facts on. Air Pollution. Ozone
page 1/12 Scientific Facts on Air Pollution Ozone Source document: WHO (2003-2004) Summary & Details: GreenFacts Level 2 - Details on Air Pollution Ozone 1. What is Ozone (O 3 )...3 2. How does Ozone (O
More informationNon-Chemical Stressors and Cumulative Risk Assessment: An Overview of Current Initiatives and Potential Air Pollutant Interactions
Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2011, 8, 2020-2073; doi:10.3390/ijerph8062020 OPEN ACCESS Review International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health ISSN 1660-4601 www.mdpi.com/journal/ijerph
More informationThe opinion on risk assessment on indoor air quality by SCHER
Indoor Air 2008, 17-22 August 2008, Copenhagen, Denmark - Paper ID: Tu9K2 The opinion on risk assessment on indoor air quality by SCHER Hannu Komulainen * National Public Health Institute, Department of
More informationRequirements for a European Human Biomonitoring programme for priority assessment of environmental chemicals
European Conference on Human Biomonitoring Paris, November 4 th 5 th, 2008 Requirements for a European Human Biomonitoring programme for priority assessment of environmental chemicals Matti Jantunen, Terttu
More informationCPH601 Chapter 8 Human Settlement and Urbanization
University of Kentucky From the SelectedWorks of David M. Mannino 2013 CPH601 Chapter 8 Human Settlement and Urbanization David M. Mannino Available at: https://works.bepress.com/david_mannino/69/ Human
More informationRace and Social Justice Toolkit to Assess Policies and Programs
Race and Social Justice Toolkit to Assess Policies and Programs The Race and Social Justice Toolkit lays out a process and a set of questions to guide the development, implementation, and evaluation of
More informationMASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEGREE PROGRAM: EVALUATION OF STUDENT PROGRESS
Student s Name: Date: MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEGREE PROGRAM: EVALUATION OF STUDENT PROGRESS This evaluation form can be downloaded from the Student Affairs website GOAL STATEMENT Describe your professional
More informationGRU MPH Core & Concentration Specific Competency Matrix (Last Updated: March 31, 2015)
Section 1 Learning Objectives under each of the TEN MPH Core Competency Domains Including: FIVE Disciplinary Core Competencies FIVE Interdisciplinary Cross Cutting Competencies FIVE Disciplinary Core Competency
More informationPublic Health Concerns Southern Arizona Regional Climate Summit for Municipal Leaders
Public Health Concerns Southern Arizona Regional Climate Summit for Municipal Leaders Sharon L. Harlan Arizona State University November 14, 2013 GEO-0816168 BCS-1026865 How Climate Change Affects Human
More informationEthical approaches to Innovation in Global Health
Georg Marckmann Institute of Ethics, History and Theory of Medicine Ethical approaches to Innovation in Global Health World Health Summit Satellite Event Innovation in Health: The contribution of biologic
More informationSCIENCE TOOLS DEVELOPMENT
Insert Cover SCIENCE TOOLS DEVELOPMENT Implementation Plan September 2011 Led by Office of Research and Development U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Washington, D.C. 20460 PLAN EJ 2014 AT A GLANCE
More informationUse of the guidelines in protecting public health
Chapter 4 Use of the guidelines in protecting public health When strategies to protect public health are under consideration, the air quality guidelines need to be placed in the perspective of total chemical
More informationLouisiana State University Health Science Center School of Public Health
Proposal Louisiana State University Health Science Center School of Public Health One semester prior, complete this then have the practice experience coordinator and your preceptor review and sign the
More informationAPPENDIX E. Methodology for Participatory Assessments (MPA)
APPENDIX E Methodology for Participatory Assessments (MPA) APPENDIX E Methodology for Participatory Assessments (MPA) Helping Communities Achieve More Sustainable and Equitable Services The Methodology
More informationPerspectives on prioritizing microbial hazards and quantifying risks for produce safety. Jeffrey Soller Water Summit February 27, 2018
Perspectives on prioritizing microbial hazards and quantifying risks for produce safety Jeffrey Soller Water Summit February 27, 2018 Outline Overview of Risk Analysis Risk Considerations for Produce Safety
More informationHSE Public Health Medicine Environment and Health Group. Submission to the Public Consultation On the National Planning Framework
HSE Public Health Medicine Environment and Health Group Submission to the Public Consultation On the National Planning Framework Date: March 16 th 2017 Members of the Public Health Medicine Environment
More informationHuman Biomonitoring in EU- Funded Research: an update
Human Biomonitoring in EU- Funded Research: an update Dr Tuomo Karjalainen Research Programme Officer Research and Innovation Directorate-General Climate Change and Natural Hazards Unit Tuomo.Karjalainen@ec.europa.eu
More informationHealthy Communities and Safer Chemicals
Healthy Communities and Safer Chemicals A Vision for California Decades of chemical policies that have not adequately embraced precautionary action have produced widespread environmental and human health
More informationPUBLIC POLICY POSITION
PUBLIC POLICY POSITION POSITION TITLE: Healthy Air DATE APPROVED: February 27, 2016 POLICY PRINCIPLE ON HEALTHY AIR All people are entitled to breathe healthy air and to be free of the adverse health effects
More informationHealth Impact Assessment: A Tool for Healthy Public Policy
Health Impact Assessment: A Tool for Healthy Public Policy Rajiv Bhatia, MD, MPH Presentation to the Health Commission San Francisco Department of Public Health Public health is what we, as a society,
More informationGrassy Mountain Gold Project - Environmental Evaluation and Socioeconomic Study Draft Outlines & Preliminary Schedule
Grassy Mountain Gold Project - Environmental Evaluation and Socioeconomic Study Draft Outlines & Preliminary Schedule PRESENTERS: Adam Bonin and Alison Uno November 2017 Topics 01 02 Environmental Evaluation
More informationenergy (chapter 2 continued)
energy (chapter 2 continued) energy efficiency resistance to fossil fuel extraction / environmental justice (The Story of Stuff) assignment 2 EC for exam Extension until tonight (midnight) :-) sacrificial
More informationEnvironmental Justice Analysis Update on Existing Conditions Report
Environmental Justice Analysis Update on Existing Conditions Report Sept. 15, 2015 Update to the Citizens Advisory Committee Yolanda Manzone, SFPUC, External Affairs 1 Agenda Environmental Justice (EJ)
More informationPAGE MPH Foundational Competencies MPH Foundational (MPH) Competencies 2 MPH CSU Concentration Competencies
COMPETENCIES PAGE MPH Foundational Competencies MPH Foundational (MPH) Competencies 2 MPH CSU Concentration Competencies 22 MPH Concentration in Animals, People & Environment (APE) 4 MPH Concentration
More informationPrinciples and Guidelines for the Conduct of Microbiological Risk Assessment
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Introduction Risks from microbiological hazards are of immediate and serious concern to human health. Microbiological Risk Analysis is a science-based structured
More informationAIR QUALITY AND EQUITY
AIR QUALITY AND EQUITY Dr. Gordon Mitchell The School of Geography and Institute for Transport Studies, The University of Leeds 33rd Investigation of Air Pollution Standing Conference The National Exhibition
More informationRE: Comments on the first External Review Draft of the Integrated Science Assessment for Particulate Matter EPA/600/R-18/179
December 11, 2018 The Honorable Andrew Wheeler, Acting Administrator U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20460 Sent via Regulations.gov RE: Comments on the
More informationEnvironmental Exposure Measurement and Assessment. Department of Environmental and Occupational Health. Rutgers School of Public Health, Room 311
Course Title: Environmental Exposure Measurement and Assessment Course Number: ENOH 0695 Course Location: Course Date & Time: Course Instructor: SPH Room TBA Monday 6:10 PM 9:00 PM Qingyu Meng, Ph.D. Assistant
More informationHUMAN HEALTH THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON IN THE UNITED STATES: A SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT. Health2016.globalchange.gov
THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON HUMAN HEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES: A SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT Allison Crimmins U.S. Environmental Protection Agency CAAAC 06/29/16 Health2016.globalchange.gov 1 USGCRP Climate
More informationBenefits and Costs of EPA s Clean-up and Reuse Programs
Benefits and Costs of EPA s Clean-up and Reuse Programs Robin R. Jenkins National Center for Environmental Economics Office of Policy, Economics and Innovation U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Any
More informationScenario 1 Salary Disparity & Billable Hours (Lakisha)
Scenario 1 Salary Disparity & Billable Hours (Lakisha) Lakisha is a senior associate at a large law firm located in New York City. She attended a historically black college or university (HBCU) in the
More informationThe Geneva UN Charter on Sustainable Housing
The Geneva UN Charter on Sustainable Housing Chapter 1. Challenges to sustainable housing United Nations Economic Commission for Europe member States note that: 1. Sustainable housing has a key role in
More informationEquitable Adaptation: Collaborating for Resilience
Equitable Adaptation: Collaborating for Resilience L O C A L S O L U T I O N S : E A S T E R N R E G I O N A L C L I M AT E C H AN G E P R E PAR E D N E S S C O N F E R E N C E B A LT I M O R E, M D Sarika
More informationHuman Exposure Assessment and Risk Assessment (part 1)
Human Exposure Assessment and Risk Assessment (part 1) Bengt Melsäter, M.Sc. Toxicologist bengt.melsater@kemi.se ITP299EU 2014: Strategies for Chemicals Management September 2014 www.kemi.se CONTENT Human
More informationA RESOLUTION No R To adopt the Health in All Policies approach for the City of Richmond in the form of a Policy for HiAP Framework.
INTRODUCED: December 8, 2014 A RESOLUTION No. 2014-R262-2015-7 To adopt the Health in All Policies approach for the City of Richmond in the form of a Policy for HiAP Framework. Patron Mayor Jones and Mr.
More informationOur response to this consultation seeks to help reduce the effects of air pollution on Wales lungs.
Local air quality and noise management in Wales Consultation response from the British Lung Foundation Cymru Wales Introduction We are the only charity in Wales campaigning for the nation s lung health,
More informationPRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF MICROBIOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT CAC/GL Adopted Amendments 2012, 2014.
PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF MICROBIOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT CAC/GL 30-1999 Adopted 1999. Amendments 2012, 2014. CAC/GL 30-1999 2 1. INTRODUCTION 2. SCOPE 3. DEFINITIONS 4. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
More informationIII. King County Guiding Principles
III. King County Guiding Principles 2016 Comprehensive Plan December 5, 2016 The Comprehensive Plan is based on the principles of creating sustainable neighborhoods, preserving open space, farmland, and
More informationOUR AIR HEALTH AND EQUITY IMPACTS OF PENNSYLVANIA S POWER PLANTS
OUR AIR HEALTH AND EQUITY IMPACTS OF PENNSYLVANIA S POWER PLANTS 2 Our Air: Health and Equity Impacts of Pennsylvania s Power Plants 01. INTRODUCTION Pennsylvania s coal and natural gas power plants create
More informationThe Geneva UN Charter
UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE The Geneva UN Charter on Sustainable Housing Ensure access to decent, adequate, affordable and healthy housing for all UNITED NATIONS The Geneva UN Charter
More informationInterindividual Variability: Regulatory Considerations
Interindividual Variability: Regulatory Considerations John Vandenberg Human Health Risk Assessment National Program Director Division Director National Center for Environmental Assessment (NCEA) Office
More informationPrescription for a H ealthy Canada: Towards a National Environm e ntalhealth Strategy
Prescription for a H ealthy Canada: Towards a National Environm e ntalhealth Strategy David R. Boyd Trudeau Scholar UBC/SFU/UVic Health Goals for Canada Canada is a country where: The air we breathe, the
More informationEOH 2504, Principals of Environmental Exposure: Lecture 5, Strategies for and Design of Exposure Assessment Studies
EOH 2504, Principals of Environmental Exposure: Lecture 5, Strategies for and Design of Exposure Assessment Studies Conrad (Dan) Volz, DrPH, MPH Bridgeside Point 100 Technology Drive Suite 564, BRIDG Pittsburgh,
More informationGROUPE BPCE: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BOND PROGRAM
GROUPE BPCE: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BOND PROGRAM Methodology Note for Social Bonds / Local Economic Development (category: Employment Conservation & Creation) 12/09/2018 GROUPE BPCE S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
More informationMeasuring Environmental Justice to Create Sustainable Regions
Measuring Environmental Justice to Create Sustainable Regions Feb. 27, 2015 Madeline Wander, Data Analyst, USC PERE OVERVIEW OF TODAY S WORKSHOP GOALS: To introduce the use of public data for equity analyses,
More informationSpace based information for health and SDGs
Space based information for health and SDGs Expectations and needs of decision makers Bettina Menne with contributions from Marie-Eve Hereux, Pierpaolo Mudu and Tanja Wolf WHO Regional Office for Europe,
More informationCOMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES
COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES In addition to the school-wide competencies, for students pursuing the MPH degree in Community Health Sciences, the following competencies apply: Design and develop approaches
More informationPreventing Disease through Healthy Environments
Preventing Disease through Healthy Environments 1 Changing environmental risk factors Local: Transboundary: Global: Chemicals Outdoor air Workplace hazards Water quality Adequate sanitation Indoor air
More informationIf robots do all the work, is there a future for diversity and inclusion?
If robots do all the work, is there a future for diversity and inclusion? The forces of change driving the fourth Industrial Revolution are captured in the democratisation of work, where work can be distributed
More informationBiology 5868 Ecotoxicology. Risk Assessment of Contaminants
Biology 5868 Ecotoxicology Risk Assessment of Contaminants 2009 Ecological Risk Assessment Risk assessment is the product of a shotgun wedding between science and the law. William Ruckelshaus (first head
More informationHealth, Traffic and Environmental Justice in San Francisco, California
Health, Traffic and Environmental Justice in San Francisco, California Megan Wier, MPH Program on Health, Equity and Sustainability megan.wier@sfdph.org APHA Webinar Series What Healthy Communities Need
More informationEXECUTIVE SUMMARY. The Importance of Public Participation in Contaminated Communities
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Importance of Public Participation in Contaminated Communities Involvement of the public in governmental decisions concerning the environment has its origins in the National Environmental
More informationMeasuring Chemicals in People What Would You Say? A Boston Consensus Conference on Biomonitoring. December 11, 2006
Measuring Chemicals in People What Would You Say? A Boston Consensus Conference on Biomonitoring Consensus Statement December 11, 2006 Government by the people and for the people. We represent the general
More informationEQUITABLE HIRING TOOL. Racial Equity & Social Justice Initiative
EQUITABLE HIRING TOOL Racial Equity & Social Justice Initiative Racial Equity & Social Justice Initiative Equitable Hiring Tool Introduction This tool is a checklist and guide to ensure each hiring decision
More information3.10 Socioeconomics and Environmental Justice
3.10 Socioeconomics and Environmental Justice This section of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (EIS/R) characterizes the existing socioeconomic and environmental justice
More informationMeasuring Health Equity: Collecting Socio-Demographic Data
Measuring Health Equity: Collecting Socio-Demographic Data Addictions & Mental Health Ontario 2017 Conference Stronger Connections Communities Working Together 30 MAY 2017 Gemma Broderick & Irene Zivko,
More informationMaster of Public Health
Master of Public Health Environmental and Occupational Health Concentration 13001 East 17th Place Campus Box B119 Aurora, Colorado 80045 Master in Public Health Environmental and Occupational Health Concentration
More informationClimate Change & Health
Climate Change & Health Solange Gould, MPH, DrPH (c) UC Berkeley School of Public Health March 3, 2015 1 Health Inequities Preventable differences in health outcomes that are the result of the systematic
More informationMISSION POSSIBLE. Strategic Plan ( ) Summary
The Cooperative Extension Program AT North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences MISSION POSSIBLE Strategic Plan (2016 2021) Summary The
More informationInternational Climate Change : Perspectives on Paris
International Climate Change : Perspectives on Paris - 2016 Australasian Aid Conference - Feb. 11. 2016 JAEHYOUNG LEE Professor, Korea Univ. School of Law 1. Success Durable System responding to Climate
More informationPublic Health Relevance of Air Pollution. IASS, Potsdam 12 th -13 th November, 2018 Maka Maglakelidze IASS Fellow
Public Health Relevance of Air Pollution IASS, Potsdam 12 th -13 th November, 2018 Maka Maglakelidze IASS Fellow Air Pollution Paris Can't Breathe: Worst Pollution In A Decade Has City Gasping For Solutions
More informationThe tool, data, applications, and ideas
The tool, data, applications, and ideas Esri User Conference July 11th, 2017 Walker Wieland, Research Scientist Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency
More informationCEELO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
CEELO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY AUGUST 8-9, 2018 AN INTRODUCTION TO RESULTS COUNT 0 5-2-2 of RESULTS COUNT 5 Core Competencies 1. Be results based and data driven, with clear targets and data to assess progress
More informationACHIEVING EQUITY IN JUVENILE JUSTICE USING A CULTURALLY COMPETENT APPROACH
ACHIEVING EQUITY IN JUVENILE JUSTICE USING A CULTURALLY COMPETENT APPROACH SHEILA S. CRAIG, Austin Director, Center for Elimination of Disproportionality and Disparities Health & Human Services Commission
More informationpart iii: prevention / public health risk and hazard assessment of Molds growing indoors harriet M. ammann
part iii: prevention / public health risk and hazard assessment of Molds growing indoors harriet M. ammann Learned Scientific Bodies have concluded that being exposed to mold indoors is unhealthful (IOM,
More informationCUMULATIVE RISK PROJECT. Michael D. Larrañaga, PhD, PE, FAIHA Principal Consultant Dallas, TX
CUMULATIVE RISK PROJECT Michael D. Larrañaga, PhD, PE, FAIHA Principal Consultant Dallas, TX 1 CUMULATIVE RISK 1964 Civil Rights Act Population-based approach for multiple environmental contaminants. Executive
More informationRIO+20 and Health R O A D S L E A D I N G F R O M T H E R I O S U M M I T ( U N C E D ) I N T O
RIO+20 and Health R O A D S L E A D I N G F R O M T H E R I O S U M M I T ( U N C E D ) I N 1 9 9 2 T O 2 0 1 2 W I L F R I E D K R E I S E L, F O R M E R E X E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R, H E A L T H
More informationEmployment Arrangements, Work Conditions and Health Inequalities: Task Group 2 Summary and Proposals
Employment Arrangements, Work Conditions and Health Inequalities: Task Group 2 Summary and Proposals The full report of hte task group can be found at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/gheg/marmotreview/consultation/employment_arrange
More informationHOW YOU CAN SIGNIFICANTLY GROW YOUR CHEMICAL SALES & MARKET SHARE WITH AVMOR S GREENGUARD GOLD CERTIFIED PRODUCTS SALES INFORMATION BULLETIN
HOW YOU CAN SIGNIFICANTLY GROW YOUR CHEMICAL SALES & MARKET SHARE WITH AVMOR S GREENGUARD GOLD CERTIFIED PRODUCTS SALES INFORMATION BULLETIN 5/30/2016 HOW YOU CAN SIGNIFICANTLY GROW YOUR CHEMICAL SALES
More informationIntroduction to Risk Analysis and Risk Assessment Frameworks. Joan B. Rose, Ph.D.
Introduction to Risk Analysis and Risk Assessment Frameworks Joan B. Rose, Ph.D. rosejo@msu.edu The definition chance*hazard*exposure*consequence Risk is the likelihood of identified hazards causing harm
More informationMPH Learning Plan Instructions
MPH Learning Plan Instructions PRIOR to completing the DocuSign MPH Learning Plan, you must complete the MPH Learning Plan Worksheet and submit to your MPH Practicum Advisor for their input and approval.
More informationEnergy and Public Health
Energy and Public Health Dr. Carlos Dora, PhD Former Coordinator Environment and Health, WHO, Geneva Professor Environment and Health Governance and Justice, Columbia University, New YOrk Energy and Health
More informationInjustice in Risk Assessment
Race, Poverty and Pesticides by Jay Feldman, Executive Director, Beyond Pesticides, 701 E Street, SE, Washington, DC 20003, 202-543-5450, www.beyondpesticides.org The U.S. government s policies and practices
More informationDepartment of Social Work Field Evaluation- Pass/Fail. Date of Evaluation: Total Hours Completed To Date for this semester: /300
Macro Spring 2015 Department of Social Work Field Evaluation- Pass/Fail Student Agency/Program Field Instructor Task Supervisor Faculty Field Liaison Date of Evaluation: Total Hours Completed To Date for
More informationThe Geneva UN Charter
The Geneva UN Charter on Sustainable Housing Ensure access to decent, adequate, affordable and healthy housing for all The Geneva UN Charter on Sustainable Housing is a non-legally binding document that
More information4/23/16. Adopting Cultural & Linguistic Competency. Promoting Culturally Responsive Services for Diverse Populations in Minnesota: a look inward
1 Adopting Cultural & Linguistic Competency Jonathan Lofgren, Ph.D., LADC MARRCH Board Member MCTC Faculty jonathan.lofgren@minneapolis.edu 2 Promoting Culturally Responsive Services for Diverse Populations
More informationRay Chalmers - EPA Region III
Ray Chalmers - EPA Region III On December 16, 2011 EPA finalized the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, the first national standards to reduce emissions of mercury and other toxic air pollutants from new
More informationFrequently Asked Questions about Integrating Health Impact Assessment into Environmental Impact Assessment
Updated 11/20/13 Frequently Asked Questions about Integrating Health Impact Assessment into Environmental Impact Assessment 1. What is Health Impact Assessment (HIA)? Many land use and transportation decisions
More informationResilience Strategy Project Update
Resilience Strategy Project Update Committee June 4, 2018 Theresa O Donnell, Chief Resilience Officer City of Dallas 1 Presentation Overview Overview of the 100 Resilient Cities Program and development
More informationThe Climate Gap and the American Clean Energy Security Act
The Climate Gap and the American Clean Energy Security Act Preventing climate change is the single most important strategy towards closing the Climate Gap. If we can prevent the worst effects of climate
More informationAir Pollution and Health Making the case for action
Air Pollution and Health Making the case for action Robie Kamanyire Environmental Hazards and Emergencies Department Centre for Radiation, Chemical & Environmental Hazards Air pollution: still a problem
More information5. Health risk assessment of transport-related air pollution
5. Health risk assessment of transport-related air pollution Birgit Kuna-Dibbert and Michal Krzyzanowski Identified health effects The evidence from accumulated research has enabled the assessment of the
More informationMinimum Elements and Practice Standards for Health Impact Assessment. North American HIA Practice Standards Working Group
Minimum Elements and Practice Standards for Health Impact Assessment Version 2 November 2010 Authorship and Acknowledgements This document represents a revision of version one of Practice Standards for
More informationDear Administrator McCarthy,
Comments on the EPA Clean Power Plan Proposed Rule Docket ID: EPA- HQ- OAR- 2013-0602 December 1, 2014 Dear Administrator McCarthy, We, the undersigned individuals and organizations, on behalf of our members
More informationResidential Wood Use Survey
Washoe County Health District Air Quality Management Division 2012-13 Residential Wood Use Survey Prepared by 475 Hill Street, Suite 2 Reno, Nevada 89501 (775) 323-7677 2012-13 RESIDENTIAL WOOD USE SURVEY
More information