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• Food and agriculture related climate and health impacts
  ...health benefits of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions: food and agriculture. Health and Climate Series 4, The Lancet. [http://www.thelancet.com/journal ...thumb |alt=diagram from Lancet article |Figure 2:Processes in the food and agriculture system that lead to greenhouse-gas emissions and population health outcomes
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• IEHIAS question: example from agriculture
  ...re to pollutants. Risks are often greatest for those in close proximity to agriculture (e.g. farm-workers, their families and bystanders in the local community). ...ssessment would clearly be necessary to address the full health impacts of agriculture.
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• Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from agriculture
  ...world foodstuffs are distributed across huge areas, any issue relating to agriculture ultimately affects a large and scattered range of consumers. The complexity ...ropean and international agencies || European Commission (Directorates for Agriculture, Environment, Health); WHO, FAO || Risk management and regulation; risk com
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• IEHIAS scenarios: example from agriculture
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• IEHIAS models: example from agriculture
  ...pping was used to help explore the possible scope of the issues related to agriculture. Mind-mapping started by defining the key links in the causal chain (sourc
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• IEHIAS building indicators: example from agriculture
  *[[Computation of health impact indicators for agriculture]]
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• Computation of health impact indicators for agriculture
  ...ted from specific sources. The health impact indicators developed for the agriculture case study were: risk, attributable burden of disease and disability-adjust ...represents the consequences of relative severity of each disease. In the agriculture case study, DALYs were calcuated for particulates.
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• Modelling contaminant releases: agriculture
  ...mputed on the basis of specific livestock units and [[Emission factors for agriculture|endotoxin emission factors]]. ...rom individual crop and livestock sources for which [[Emission factors for agriculture|PM emission factors were compiled.]]
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• Dispersion modelling: agriculture
  ...ns done using alternative modelling techniques (see [[Focal sum modelling: agriculture]]).
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• Focal sum modelling: agriculture
  Using agriculture as an example, the following illustrates how the focal sum method can be ap
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• Emission factors for agriculture
  ...ials like straw, but also animal plumage and skin. PM emission from arable agriculture mainly stem from harvest operations. Additionally, depending on soil moistu ...d for Thessaly and C. Macedonia is shown [[Modelling contaminant releases: agriculture|here]].
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• Estimating exposure-response functions: agriculture
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• Uncertainty analysis: agriculture
  Uncertainty in the agriculture case study is organized in two steps: ...vant competent authorities at the national and European level (Ministry of Agriculture, European Commission – DG Environment, DG Entreprise).
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• Policies to improve environmental health
  ...nvironment or Health, but also Transportation, Education, Housing, Energy, Agriculture, and Defense. Each has its critical primary mandate, but each influences es
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• News about environmental health
  * Waste waters, agriculture, and air pollution are the three main sources of nutrient pollution. <ref>
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• Evaluating performance of environmental health assessments
  ...for national food safety authorities. World Health Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome.
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• Heimtsa
  ...isks and consequences, in support of European policy in transport, energy, agriculture, industry, household and waste treatment and disposal. ...identification’) are derived from sector scenarios in transport, energy, agriculture, industry, households and waste treatment and disposal, that are combined a
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• Open assessment on an emergency plan for North Korea
  ..., the system is unsustainable, and a crisis related to politics, economy, agriculture, or citizen awareness will sooner or later spread to the state functions at ...rogram: In the crisis, the ownership continuity and current facilities for agriculture collapse. These must be reorganised quickly to prevent the loss of the next
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• Transition agent
  ...The [[:fi:Maa- ja elintarviketalouden tutkimuskeskus|Research Institute of Agriculture (Maatalouden tutkimuskeskus, MTT)]] took the role of a transition agent in ...ted to quickly diffuse the idea of fertility measurements into the Finnish agriculture. Therefore he and his colleagues went to meet such members of the Parliamen
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• Common Case Study
  ...emphasis on building heating/cooling, electricity use, and road transport; agriculture; water supply. ===Agriculture sub-assessment===
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• Neurodevelopmental effect of nitrate
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• Cancer due to pesticides in Europe
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• Gastric infections in Europe
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• Pesticide regulation in Europe
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• Irrigation practices of agricultural land in Europe
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• Biofuel production in Europe
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• Meat consumption in Europe
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• Population of Europe
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• Number of farm animals in Europe
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• Fertilizer use in Europe
  * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• Pesticide use in Europe
  * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• Pesticide exposure in Europe
  ...s the average exposure to pesticides and herbicides via direct exposure in agriculture in Europe per year? The exposure is calculated for the whole population, i. * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• ERF of pesticides on cancer
  * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• Livestock wastes in Europe
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• Nitrate leaching and run-off in Europe
  * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• Livestock waste leaching and run-off in Europe
  * [[:image:Agriculture mega case study.ANA|Agriculture mega case study.ANA]]
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• FUND
  ...The exogenous scenarios concern the rate of economic growth, the share of agriculture in Gross Regional Product, the population growth, autonomous energy efficie ...The exogenous scenarios concern the rate of economic growth, the share of agriculture in Gross Regional Product, the population growth, autonomous energy efficie
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• E3MG
  (1) Agriculture etc, (2) Coal, (3) Oil & Gas etc, (4) Other Mining, (5) Food, Drink & Tobac
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• E3ME
  (1) Agriculture etc, (2) Coal, (3) Oil & Gas etc, (4) Other Mining, (5) Food, Drink & Tobac
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• NEMESIS
  ..., (9) Non Metallic Min Products, (10) Chemicals, (11) Metal products, (12) Agriculture & Industrial Machines, (13) Office Machines, (14) Electrical Goods, (15) Tr
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• POLES
  * Tertiary (F,E), Residantial (F,E), Agriculture (F,E) ...sinks modules of the POLES model and its linkage with dedicated models for agriculture and land-use. It also dealt with the design of medium-term (2010) and long-
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• SAFIRE
  Agriculture: Agriculture is predetermined into 6 predefined sectors, or the user can define 10 agric
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• CAPRI
  [[Category:Agriculture]] .... Product and activity coverage are in line with the Economic Accounts for Agriculture (EAA) by a combined top down / bottom up approach.
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• Sectoral models
  * Agriculture: [http://en.opasnet.org/w/CAPRI CAPRI]
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• GEM-E3
  (1) Agriculture, (2) Coal, (3) Petroleum Refineries, (4) Distribution of Gaseous Fuels - Ma (1) Agriculture, (2) Coal, (3) Oil, (4) Natural Gas, (5) Electricity, (6) Ferrous and Non F
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• Worldscan
  Materials, Agriculture and foodstuffs, Energy-intensive goods, Consumption goods, Capital goods an ...into the GTAP database. For many issues the following sectors are covered: Agriculture, Energy, Other Raw materials, Food processing, Textiles, Chemicals, Basic M
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• ESPASIM
  * Employee social security contributions (General, Agriculture, Self-Employment, Unemployment, Part-time Employment, Training and Public S
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• Specific regions or sectors
  ...sector and of the induced benefits; regions heavily relying on tourism or agriculture).<ref name="regi">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting inpact assessment in the Europe
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• Evaluating impact on different types of coutries
  b. Agriculture, concerning improved market opening and reduction of trade-distorting suppo
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• Evaluating impact on air quality
  *Air emissions from Agriculture<ref name="airq"/>
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• Evaluating impact on drinking water sources
  ...ment&root=REF_TB_environment/t_env/t_env_wat/ten00007 Water abstracted for agriculture]
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• Water quality and resources
  ...a high population density, concentrated industrial activity and intensive agriculture. Main problem areas are biological pollutants (organic matter), mostly rela
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• Biodiversity, flora, fauna and landscapes
  ...wide range of sources, e.g. urban sprawl and population growth, intensive agriculture, extension of road, rail and electricity networks, over-exploitation of res ...Policy is an important step towards reducing the environmental impacts of agriculture by cutting the links between subsidies and production levels. Also, the ref
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• Evaluating impact on unused land
  ...ng greenfields are e.g. landfills, new construction, recreation, mining or agriculture. Human development does on the whole globe continuously encroach on virgin
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• Evaluating impact on affects on land designated
  ...use (for example, the divide between rural and urban, or change in type of agriculture)?<ref name="use">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting inpact assessment in the Europea ...s been declining for many years, which poses two major problems: intensive agriculture is concentrated in favoured areas and the environment gets even more strain
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• Land use
  ...clining since many years. This retreat poses two major problems: intensive agriculture is concentrated in favoured areas, leading to greater discharges of pestici
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• Evaluating impact on risk of unauthorised or unintentional dissemination
  ...genetically modified organisms declines significant and therefore the EEA Agriculture Indicator "Share of organic farming in total agricultural area" may provide *[http://themes.eea.eu.int/Sectors_and_activities/agriculture/indicators/organic/index_html Share of organic farming in total agricultura
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• Evaluating impact on animal welfare
  ...pact on food safety and quality and that regulatory and support systems in agriculture must adapt accordingly.<ref name="welf"/> ...t of animal welfare when drafting and applying the Community's policies on agriculture, transport, internal market and research. This Protocol defines animals as
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• Evaluating impact on demand of labour
  ...logy industries (for instance biotechnological developments cannot replace agriculture; nor can a laser technology completely substitute for cutting activities in
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• GHG emissions from land use change
  | '''Agriculture
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• Finessi
  ...change are presented for climate-sensitive systems and activities such as agriculture, water resources and natural ecosystems. With this (prototype) version of t
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• Converting KOPRA data into Opasnet Base
  |description=AGR (agriculture)
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• Sector
  Agriculture & forestry;
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• Facilitating mass collaboration in assessments
  ...tion of the world, climate change, oil dependency in all sectors including agriculture are each a major challenge. Now we should develop compatible policies for a
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• Climate change policy assessment
  | [[WP3.3 Agricultural land use|Intarese WP3.3 Agriculture]] | Housing, Agriculture, Drinking water, Climate change, Outdoor air, ETS-CL, Claih, Bioher, Hiwate
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• HEIMTSA
  ...isks and consequences, in support of European policy in transport, energy, agriculture, industry, household and waste treatment and disposal. ...identification’) are derived from sector scenarios in transport, energy, agriculture, industry, households and waste treatment and disposal, that are combined a
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• Help:Practical guide on stakeholder involvement
  * agriculture and fishery (representatives) Pretty, Jules N. (2007) - Participatory learning for suitable agriculture. - in World Development 23(8) pp.1247-1263
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• Benefit transfer
  ...ing the Forest Service Strategic Plan (2000 revision)". U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. http://www.evri.ca/english/default.htm
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• Integrating uncertainty to integrated assessment
  and effects to consider in assessing the health impacts of agriculture and land use: should the scope ...tainty: Risk, politics, and genetically modified crops – a case of rape. Agriculture
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• Cecilia
  ...gion around the common borders of the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany), agriculture (crop yield, pests and diseases, carbon cycle), and forestry (management, c
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• Food and agriculture related climate and health impacts
  ...health benefits of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions: food and agriculture. Health and Climate Series 4, The Lancet. [http://www.thelancet.com/journal ...thumb |alt=diagram from Lancet article |Figure 2:Processes in the food and agriculture system that lead to greenhouse-gas emissions and population health outcomes
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• Global carbon budget
  Forest Resources Assessment of the Food and Agriculture Organization and proper * FAO Food and Agriculture Organization
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• Climate change and health
  * [[Food and agriculture related climate and health impacts]]
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• European climate scenarios
  ...TIMES model) for energy, transport, industry and waste and IIASA GAINS for agriculture, waste and product use, e.g. solvent use.
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• Energy supply in Europe
  |Agriculture &amp; forestry
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• Prices of fuels in heat production
  3. Agriculture 10 000 kWh/a, 3 x 35 A
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• Toxic equivalency factor references
  ...rvey of phenolic compounds produced in citrus. United States Department of Agriculture.
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• Is it the final straw that breaks the camel’s back?
  ...ther waste of timber. More and more forest was cleared to provide land for agriculture, but without the stabilizing influence of the trees, the soil was quickly e
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• Is it more dangerous for us than for our ancestors?
  ...onments and disease that the turning point was in fact the introduction of agriculture and pastorialism about 10,000 years ago. It guaranteed food for more people ...st (goats and sheep were tamed about 10,000 years ago), and very soon also agriculture started to develop.
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• Is environmental science just another religion?
  ...was below 10 million, not 6,000 million. It is cultural development, first agriculture, then industrial culture, that has allowed the world to feed an almost thou
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• If this kills insects, what effect is it having on me?
  The insecticides used in agriculture are nerve poisons with the exception of some mineral oils. Their mechanisms ...Since pyrethroids are expensive to produce, they are not commonly used in agriculture. Due to their rapid elimination, any small residues in products are not pro
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• RAINS emission factors
  ...for particles, NOx, SO2 and VOCs. Factors from several categories, such as agriculture, transport, combustion, and industrial processess are covered in European
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• Pesticide Data Sheets (PDSs)
  ...iven to substances having a wide use in public health programmes and/or in agriculture, or having a high or an unusual toxicity record. The data sheets are prepa
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• International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC)
  ...their use at the "shop floor" level by workers and employers in factories, agriculture, construction and other work places. Includes occupational exposure limit v
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• CORINE Land Cover 2000 (CLC2000)
  ...ial resolution of 25 hectares. The categories include artificial surfaces, agriculture, forest and natural areas, wetlands and water bodies. The CORINE data are p ...ial resolution of 25 hectares. The categories include artificial surfaces, agriculture, forest and natural areas, wetlands and water bodies (Table 1). The CORINE
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• Global land cover 2000 - Europe (GLC2000)
  | Irrigated Agriculture
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• FAOSTAT
  ...o over 3 million time-series and cross sectional data relating to food and agriculture. FAOSTAT contains data for 200 countries and more than 200 primary products
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• Eurostat
  ...oad, railway, air and waterways, for land-use (breakdown by main category (agriculture, forest and wooded land, built-up and related land, wet open lands, dry ope ...s; insecticides include acaricides. Other active ingredient groups used in agriculture such as molluscicides, nematicides and growth regulators are not covered.
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• The whole field was brown-coloured; should you even go near it let alone eat anything growing there?
  ...iltering into the ground water. In Central Europe where there is intensive agriculture, some glyphosate has been detected in ground water, whereas in the Nordic c
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• Why is it worth investing in environmental protection?
  ...by occasional crises becoming worse and worse. An excellent example is the agriculture in the Midwest states of the United States. Large tracts of prairie were pu
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• Indigenous populations live in harmony with their environment, don’t they?
  ...by their construction of luxury buildings and pursuing a highly efficient agriculture based on irrigation in a very fragile environment. In good years, the popul ...never learned to consume fish; instead they tried desperately to maintain agriculture and animal production in the hostile conditions of Greenland. Moreover they
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• Opasnet WSA contest preparation
  ...| [http://www.agridept.gov.lk/index.php Audio Visual Centre, Department of Agriculture]
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• A Tutorial on R
  6|Agriculture |2010|24.36|0.25
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• Toolkit of the IEHIAS
  ::*Defining the question: an example from agriculture ::*Defining the stakeholders: an example from agriculture
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• Issue framing in the IEHIAS
  ...erned with health. Many other forms of policy (e.g. on energy, transport, agriculture, urban development) also have the capacity to affect health, albeit uninten
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• EFSA guidance on safety assessment of botanicals
  Crops; and the database by United States Department of Agriculture. If a scientific name is not found
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• Unit price of energy in residential heating in Finland
  *Agriculture 10 000 kWh/a, 3 x 35 A
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• World fisheries production
  : * Viet Nam Agriculture and Total had "F". The original source did not explain what "F" means.
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• Energy consumption classes
  Energy|Final energy use|Other sectors|Item|Agriculture & forestry
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• Greenhouse gas emissions in Kuopio
  ...ers emissions from buildings and the power-plant, other emissions from the agriculture and traffic are not represented in the answer|--[[User:Adedayo|Adedayo]] 15 Agriculture|2010|24.36|0.25
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Economics and Marketing-Finance
  Agriculture, second ed. Oxford University Press. US Agriculture. Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Food microbiology
  European Union; FAO, Food and Agriculture Organization; FOSIE, Food Safety in Europe: Risk Assessment of Chemicals in
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• Uncertainty in health risks due to anthropogenic primary fine particulate matter from different source types in Finland
  deaths due to agriculture emissions decreased by 70% in |Agriculture
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Food and nutrition
  Authority; FAO, [United Nations] Food and Agriculture Organization; FOSIE, food safety in Europe: risk assessment of chemicals in agriculture organization of the United Nations in collaboration with the World
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• Looking beyond borders: Integrating best practices in benefit–risk analysis into the field of Food and Nutrition
  agriculture and in food processing, to name a few. Although microorganisms
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• WHO:Eliminating environmental health hazards
  ...nic and irreversible. Global industrialization, urbanization and intensive agriculture, together with growing patterns of unsustainable consumption and environmen
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Consumer perception
  Agriculture 27 (3), 153–156. Agriculture.
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• WHO:Implementing the CEHAP for Europe:the role of intersectoral collaboration
  ...l action plans, thus bringing together the environment and health sectors. Agriculture, education and transport are other sectors commonly involved in health-rela
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• General criteria for land use
  ...l production, both crops and livestock. It is one of the main resources in agriculture.
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• Energy consumption and GHG emissions in Kuopio by sector
  Agriculture|2010|-|27.1|CO2 raportti 2012/Benviroc Oy Agriculture|Raw coal|3940|23.75|4.18|10.25|20.07
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• Intake fractions of PM
  Agriculture & forestry | Other | 3.8 |
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• Energy balance in Suzhou
  2010|Cons Agri electricity = 25.8468532|1|Consumed electricity agriculture 2020|Cons Agri electricity = 29.72388118|1|Consumed electricity agriculture
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• Central product classification
  * Agriculture, forestry and fishery products
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• Chemical composition of tea
  | Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture | Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture
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• CONPAT
  ...nt of municipal and industrial waste waters, and release of nutrients from agriculture and settlement in the catchment area. The phenomenon being multidimensional
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• Geochemical Atlas of Europe
  *a site description, including, landscape/topography, land use (agriculture, pasture, forest, wetland, etc), bedrock lithology and type of overburden);
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• Land cover map of the EU
  | 21 || Land principally occupies by agriculture, with significant areas of vegetation
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• Arsenic
  ...hrough human activity (e.g. burning of fuels, production of metal, through agriculture and waste, and through cigarette smoke). Inorganic As is more toxic than or
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• IEHIAS question: example from agriculture
  ...re to pollutants. Risks are often greatest for those in close proximity to agriculture (e.g. farm-workers, their families and bystanders in the local community). ...ssessment would clearly be necessary to address the full health impacts of agriculture.
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• Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from agriculture
  ...world foodstuffs are distributed across huge areas, any issue relating to agriculture ultimately affects a large and scattered range of consumers. The complexity ...ropean and international agencies || European Commission (Directorates for Agriculture, Environment, Health); WHO, FAO || Risk management and regulation; risk com
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• Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from water
  **[http://www.mmm.fi/fi/index/etusivu.html Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MMM)]
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• IEHIAS scenarios: example for UVR and skin cancer
  ...lt from changes regarding population, economy, technology, energy use, and agriculture (land use). The scenarios are intended to exclude catastrophic futures. The
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• IEHIAS models: example from agriculture
  ...pping was used to help explore the possible scope of the issues related to agriculture. Mind-mapping started by defining the key links in the causal chain (sourc
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• IEHIAS building indicators: example from agriculture
  *[[Computation of health impact indicators for agriculture]]
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• Computation of health impact indicators for agriculture
  ...ted from specific sources. The health impact indicators developed for the agriculture case study were: risk, attributable burden of disease and disability-adjust ...represents the consequences of relative severity of each disease. In the agriculture case study, DALYs were calcuated for particulates.
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• Population map: dasymetric disaggregation
  | 21: Land principally occupied by agriculture || || || 0.017
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• Characterising source intensity
  ...ual data on farming activities are reported as part of an annual census of agriculture (the so-called 'June Returns'). The data include information on a wide ran
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• Modelling contaminant releases: agriculture
  ...mputed on the basis of specific livestock units and [[Emission factors for agriculture|endotoxin emission factors]]. ...rom individual crop and livestock sources for which [[Emission factors for agriculture|PM emission factors were compiled.]]
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• Dispersion modelling: agriculture
  ...ns done using alternative modelling techniques (see [[Focal sum modelling: agriculture]]).
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• Focal sum modelling: agriculture
  Using agriculture as an example, the following illustrates how the focal sum method can be ap
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• Emission factors for agriculture
  ...ials like straw, but also animal plumage and skin. PM emission from arable agriculture mainly stem from harvest operations. Additionally, depending on soil moistu ...d for Thessaly and C. Macedonia is shown [[Modelling contaminant releases: agriculture|here]].
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• Intake fraction: exposure to pesticides in food
  ...Life cycle impact assessment of pesticides on human health and ecosystems. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 93, 379-392.
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• Intake fractions of cadmium emissions from a large zinc smelter
  ...2006 [http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/publications/auk/2006/excel.asp Agriculture in the UK 2006 –Tables and charts.] ...d with heavy applications of sewage sludge. Journal of Science in Food and Agriculture 73, 446-454.
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• Uncertainty analysis: agriculture
  Uncertainty in the agriculture case study is organized in two steps: ...vant competent authorities at the national and European level (Ministry of Agriculture, European Commission – DG Environment, DG Entreprise).
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• Integrated assessment of heavy metal releases in Europe
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• Focal sum modelling in IEHIAS
  ...downloadable ArcGIS tool are provided below. Click [[Focal sum modelling: agriculture|here]] for an example of how the model can be applied to estimate pesticide ...el emissions from point, line or area sources (e.g. road traffic, housing, agriculture, industry). The methodology does not work well with high-level emission so
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• DynamiCROP
  ...types of emissions / sectors:''' Releases to all environmental media from agriculture (for plant protection products) and from all sectors, if defined by user
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• Methods for data integration
  ...cover and use (including vegetation type, vegetation change and condition, agriculture, forestry, and soil type and condition);
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• Health impacts of agricultural land use change
  Agriculture can be a significant source of environmental contamination and thus of huma
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• IEHIAS causal chain
  *[[IEHIAS models: example from agriculture#Customising the causal chain]]
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• Learning from examples
  ...-96862003000600006&script=sci_arttext&tlng=en. Health impact assessment of agriculture and food policies: lessons learnt from the Republic of Slovenia.] Bulletin
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• Rapid modelling
  ...land use as a proxy for exposure to pesticides or other contaminants from agriculture;
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• Example of a common case study
  ...ectors (transport except aviation (included in ETS from 2012 on), housing, agriculture and waste) ranging from -20% to +20% depending on their wealth ...vers all anthropogenic sources (energy, industrial processes, product use, agriculture, waste and other sources). It includes emissions data for 29 European count
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• Uncertainty analysis in IEHIAS
  ...k/uncertainty_agriculture_case_study Uncertainty analysis: an example from agriculture]
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• Assessments are to change the world
  :FAO Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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• Evaluating effectiveness of open assessments on alternative biofuel sources
  ...for the limits of human appropriation of ecosystem services. ''Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Ethics'' 23(5): 403-434 MacKay, D.J.C. 2009.
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• GOHERR assessment
  * Ministries (of agriculture, environment, and commerce)
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• Goherr: First International Stakeholder Workshop
  Food Safety Department of Ministry of Agriculture, Estonia
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• Energy balance sheets for multiple countries
  Agriculture & forestry | Finland | 0.02 | | 0.57 | 0.01 | | | | 0.13 | 0.08 | | 0.81 | Agriculture & forestry | Germany | | | | 0.26 | | | | | 0.74 | | 1.00 |
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• Climate factors of foods
  Table 1. Global warming potential for gases relevant to agriculture.
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• TCDD project
  n:\YTO\projects\TCDD\Endnote library\Styles\Agriculture
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• Goherr: 3.2. Online description of the scenarios developed, applicable in the dioxin model (Task 5.1) and decision support model of WP6 (Month 16). Responsible partner: UOULU.
  ...y increases demand for meat, which in turn expands the land areas used for agriculture (European Commission 2012; O’Neill et al. 2015). Aquaculture expands rapi ...e pressure to produce more cereal, meat and fish locally, which means that agriculture intensifies and fishing pressure increases (MEA 2005; O’Neill et al. 2015
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