WIT's World Ecology Report - Vol. 08, No. 2 - Critical Issues in Health and the Environment (WIT, 1996, 16 p.)

WIT's World Ecology Report - Vol. 08, No. 2 - Critical Issues in Health and the Environment (WIT, 1996, 16 p.)

		(introduction...)
		The Environment as a Cause of Human Disease
		Global Climate Changes and Infectious Diseases
		Health in Developing Nations
		Child Health and the Environment
		Toxic Waste and Childhood Development
		Environmental Factors and Women's Health
		Ocular Effects of Air Pollution
		Environmental Causes of Respiratory Disease
		Noise: A Threatening Pollutant
		Urban Living and the Skin The Problems and the Solutions
		The Limitation of Population Growth on Nutritional Sufficiency for the Future
		Effectiveness of Global Environmental Health Policies: The View From Africa
		Health Effect Assessment of Toxic Waste and Community Involvement
		Occupational Health Hazards
		Community Implications of Hazardous Waste Sites
		Can Neighborhood Quality in Devastated United States Cities be Improved
		Elimination of Toxic Industrial Wastes Through Effective Environmental Management
		Biodiversity Prospecting: Using Biodiversity to Promote Human Health, Conservation and Sustainable Development
		POINT OF VIEW: Health and Development