Environmental risk harmonization : federal and state approaches to environmental hazards in the USA
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Environmental risk harmonization : federal and state approaches to environmental hazards in the USA
（Ecological & environmental toxicology series）
J. Wiley, c1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This work seeks to increase understanding of the issues involved in risk harmonization and makes recommendations to improve the current unsatisfactory situation. As environmental laws and regulations have evolved in recent years, differences have arisen in the assessment and management of similar environmental risks by different government agencies. Such inconsistencies have had several serious adverse impacts. One is that resources may be required by one agency to reduce pollutant levels below those allowed by another. A second is that public confidence in the government may be eroded and thereby public support for environmental policies may also be eroded. There is a strong movement towards better use of resources in managing risks and this title should serve as a reference for understanding the reasons for current problems and how these can be overcome in order to ensure that risk is effectively controlled.
目次
- Harmonization of approaches to the assessment of risk from exposure to chemicals
- approach to risk management for priority substances in Canada: novel substances
- communicating differences in risk approaches
- risk harmonization: a view from the ground: risk assessment - what is the question?
- role of risk assessment in public health practice
- an example of Cooperative Risk Assessment: scenario analysis for the risk of pine shoot beetle outbreaks resulting from the movement of pine logs from regulated areas
- past and current harmonization efforts at the federal level
- state approaches to risk assessment and management a Michigan perspective - part I harmonization from a public health perspective, part II Michigan's environmental cleanup regulations influences on risk assessment, part III a perspective on risk assessment
- a review of the consistency, harmonization and scientific basis of risk assessment activities within the California Environmental Protection Agency
- Federal-State Toxicology and Risk Analysis Committee - its role and accomplishments in risk harmonization
- case study - sport fish consumption advisories in the Great Lakes region
- workshop summaries - exposure assessment, toxicity assessment, risk assessment, risk communication.
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