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  • Main Page
    ...he environmental health, i.e. a research field that studies the impacts of environment on human health. We are actively working, among other things, on climate ch * [[Opasnet Base|Databases]] and [[Opasnet modelling environment|modelling]] in Opasnet
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  • From risk assessment to decisions in the EU and the US
    [http://ec.europa.eu/environment/chemicals/reach/reach_in_brief04_09_15.pdf REACH in brief] * Protection of human health and the environment
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  • Introduction to risk modelling and decision analysis (course in Univ Kuopio)
    ''Caused by environment'' ...T mena same as "90% of all cancers are caused by environmental pollution"! Environment includes substances and agents naturally present in foods, sunlight, smokin
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  • List of links to useful and interesting websites about environment and health
    ...ipation and regulation] One-day International Conference Helsinki, Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) 17 November 2006 *[http://www.enhis.org ENHIS: WHO Environment and health information system]
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  • Baseline PM2.5 exposure in Hämeenkyrö
    ...exposure of individuals can be calculated using air pollution levels from environment, which are weighted with the time-activity pattern.
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  • Dioxin emission in Hämeenkyrö
    ...lkit.pdf#search=%22UNEP%20dioxin%20toolkit%22 UNEP (1999a). United Nations Environment Programme. Standardized Toolkit for Identification and Quantification of Di ...ch=%22dioxine%20emissions%20from%20traffic%22 UNEP (1999b). United Nations Environment Programme. Dioxin and furan inventories, National and regional emissions of
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  • Precautionary principle
    ...in the context of the impact of human development or new technology on the environment and human health, as both involve complex systems where the consequences of
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  • Intake fraction
    #* long-lived substances, especially, may recycle though the environment and be available for multiple intake; ...xt{mass intake of pollutant by an individual}}{\text{mass release into the environment}} </math>
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  • Relations of waste production to EU directives
    ...d to prevent or reduce the adverse effects of the landfill of waste on the environment, in particular on surface water, groundwater, soil, air and human health."
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  • Welcome to Opasnet
    ...ocus of Opasnet: ''Man must be able to breathe, drink, eat and live in the environment trusting on its safety. This is both an individual's civil right and a prer
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  • Policies to improve environmental health
    ...' describes possible actions that would reduce the negative impacts of the environment on human health. {{needs editing}} Editorial Environment Meets Health, Again Richard J. Jackson*
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  • Testiwiki:Technical documentation
    This page contains all the technical documentation related to this Mediawiki environment.
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  • Testiwiki:About
    :''Man must be able to breathe, drink, eat and live in the environment trusting on its safety. This is both individual's civil right and a prerequ ...nvironment is safe in general. We must teach people to avoid things in the environment that are not healthy. We must be alert for emerging hazards and be prepared
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  • Testiwiki:Alternative mainpage
    '''Health, the Environment, and - Everything''' (Heande) is a wiki-based website for helping decisions
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  • PUrE
    '''Pollutants in the Urban Environment (PUrE)''' is a four-year research consortium project (2005 to 2009) funded * modelling the fate and transport of chemicals in the environment; and
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  • Qalibra (project)
    *National Institute for Public Health and the Environment: Dr. Nynke de Jong, RIVM
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  • Public health determinants
    === Physical environment ===
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  • Help:Releasing original data in Heande
    *The data is from a relevant topic in the fields of health or environment.
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  • Risk of dental aberrations in children in Beneris
    ...or PCBs <ref>Juan et al. An input-output balance study for PCBs in humans. Environment International, 2002.</ref>), <br>
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  • Concentrations of beneficial nutrients in fish
    [[Category: Concentrations in the environment]]
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  • Testiwiki:Assessment framework
    ...te: offer high-quality ready-to-use information and data about health, the environment, and everything for anyone who wants to improve decision-making on these to
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  • Conceptual model
    ...bates in areas such as climate change policy, biodiversity protection, and environment-related diseases and health risks. In this session we address conceptual mo
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  • Henvinet (project)
    ...ured information overview that may be utilised by other actors relevant to Environment and Health Strategy. ...ms to empower a multi-stakeholder approach to addressing the most pressing Environment and Health issues at hand. The means to do this include a range of tools fo
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  • Help:Heande structure
    ...re''' describes the structure of the contents of the website ''Health, the Environment, and Everything''. The structure is based on two different things that we t #* Encyclopedia pages (general information about anything related to environment or health): Located in the Main namespace
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  • Envirisk (project)
    ...ent in specified areas relevant to the implementation of EU action plan on Environment and Health (EC EHAP). ...methods and models for their use in the analysis of relationships between environment, exposure and health. This will be done mainly by own review with main focu
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  • Testiwiki:Heande information
    Heande (The Health, The Environment and Everything) is a Mediawiki-based project hosted by National Public Heal ...nts and decision-making consists of several structured variables in Heande environment. Each variable describes some specific part of some real-world situation. V
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  • Projects
    This page contains projects related to environment and/or health
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  • Persistent pollutant concentrations in fish feed
    [[Category:Concentrations in the environment]]
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  • Persistent pollutant concentrations in salmon
    [[Category:Concentrations in the environment]]
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  • Omega-3 content in salmon
    [[Category:Concentrations in the environment]]
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  • Testiwiki:Structure of project contents
    *[http://heande.pyrkilo.fi Heande wiki] Health, the Environment, and Everything for all English content ...//tyjak.pyrkilo.fi Tyjak wiki] Terveys, ympäristö ja kaikki (Health, the Environment, and Everything in Finnish) for all Finnish content
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  • Guidebook
    ===Environment / Pressures=== ...ia]] | [[:Category:Concentrations in the environment|Concentrations in the environment]] WP 1.2
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  • Mass collaboration
    ...ss collaboration is a feasible approach also to assessment in the field of environment and health as well as other science-based policy support.
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  • Intarese framework
    ...e interactions between society and the environment adopted by the European Environment Agency: driving forces, pressures, states, impacts, responses (extension of | '''Driving forces''' <br> Areas in public life that exert pressure on the environment, e.g. economic sectors, households.
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  • Impact assessment
    * [http://www.pureframework.org/ Pollutants in the Urban Environment (PUrE) 2003-2009] ...7&lan=fi Environmental impact assessment (YVA)] in Finland (by the Finnish Environment Institute)
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  • Indicator
    ...ealth Indicators are usually numbers that represent a certain state of the environment, exposure, health state and/ or policy actions. An indicator is a variable
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  • Integrated assessment
    ...tivity and other practices, leading to emissions and other pressure on the environment, leading to environmental changes, leading to physical impacts on societies
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  • Sensitivity analysis
    ...oject.org/src/contrib/Descriptions/sensitivity.html This package for the R environment can be used to perform sensitivity analysis] <small>External link</small> (
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  • Glossary
    ...essment. Capability is a measure of what people can do in their own living environment, e.g. whether they have access to basic needs such as education, housing, a ....gov/economics/children/basic_info/glossary.htm America's Children and the Environment: Glossary]
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  • Publishing plan of the risk research group, KTL (YTOS)
    ...pen participation in environmental health assessment|Open collaboration in environment and health policy support]] ...categories]. Manuscript. Submission fall 2008. Target journal: Atmospheric environment
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  • Societal context of assessments
    '''Asessments in environment and health ...needs of society with the knowledge creating processes of science. As both environment and health are very broad concepts, intertwined with many aspects of human
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  • Participating in assessments
    ...n annoyance or even a burden. Could IEHIA, as a new integrated approach to environment and health assessment, be a pioneer in this sense, and take also the task o
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  • OpenMI Life (project)
    ...ject's innovative and acclaimed solution, the Open Modelling Interface and Environment(OpenMI) met this need by simplifying the linking of hydrology related model ...development and implementation of a European Open Modelling Interface and Environment (OpenMI) that will simplify the linking of hydrology related models. The es
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  • Mercury and methyl mercury concentrations in fish
    [[Category:Concentrations in the environment]]
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  • Concentration-response to PM2.5
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref> ...ted PM<sub>10</sub> or PM<sub>2.5</sub> concentrations found in the indoor environment.
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  • Heande
    Most researchers in the Erac community are working on the fields of environment or health. However, this is not a limitation, and we encourage people from
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  • Evaluating performance of environmental health assessments
    ...V.; Pohjola, P.; Tainio, M.; Tuomisto, J.T. Perspectives to Performance of Environment and Health Assessments and Models—From Outputs to Outcomes? Int. J. Envir ...V.; Pohjola, P.; Tainio, M.; Tuomisto, J.T. Perspectives to Performance of Environment and Health Assessments and Models—From Outputs to Outcomes? Int. J. Envir
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  • Dioxin directive
    The dioxin and PCB concentrations and consequent exposures in the environment have been clearly decreasing since the 1970's
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  • Health impact assessment
    The annual mortality risk or the number of deaths related to a certain (environment-related) disease can be compared with this risk or number in another region
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  • RIVM
    '''RIVM''' is the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment in the Netherlands. It is located in Bilthoven, near Utrecht.
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  • Testiwiki:Restructuring pyrkilo websites
    ...the language, but they are abbreviations of translations from "Health, the Environment, and Everything" in that language. This seems practical. Also, we can think
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  • Pronet (project)
    ...ronet project is to facilitate exchange and evaluation of interventions on environment and health exposure reduction measures on a regional level and promote impl
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  • Open assessor
    ...supervisor, 3) have funding in the project, and 4) ultimately improve the environment. ...good research topic may really change the decision-making and improve the environment.
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  • Heimtsa
    '''Heimtsa''' (Health and environment integrated methodology and toolbox for scenario assessment) is a EU-funded ...l environment and health impacts caused by releases of substances into the environment from all relevant human activities can be evaluated at the European level,
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  • Pyrkilo
    * [[Help:Collaborative workspace]] Workspace is a working environment for participants of risk assessment work, and readers of the assessments. | The assessment workspace is a virtual working environment that provides a platform for managing collaborative assessment work using I
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  • EUSES
    ...icient assessments of the general risks posed by substances to man and the environment. EUSES is intended mainly for initial and refined risk assessments rather t Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) of The Netherlands. The work was supervised by an EU working group c
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  • Limit values for intakes of persistent pollutants via food
    ...ogramme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) is a joint venture of the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Labour Organisation, and the World Health Orga
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  • Opasnet
    ...improve environmental and health assessments and thus decisions related to environment and health. However, as the methods have developed and the project has grow ...Especially it aims to improve decision making having to do with health and environment. However, '''Opasnet''' does contain also encyclopedia-like articles.
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  • R
    [[R]] is a programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics that is widely used for statistical
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  • Systems science
    ...ted, or defeated by the responses of people, organizations, or the natural environment to the intervention itself. (adapted from Meadows, 1982).
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  • Opasnet structure
    | A website for not-yet-publishable material for projects about health, the environment, and everything (in practice, for projects in which THL/YMTO is involved). | Health, the Environment, and Everything. An English open wiki for all projects.
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  • Concentration Database
    | Ilgen et al., Atmospheric Environment 35 (2001), 1265-1279 | Edwards et al., Atmospheric Environment 35 (2001), 4531-4543
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  • Air pollution emissions from ships in the northern Baltic Sea
    ...ission reduction potential in the northern Baltic Sea]. Reports of Finnish Environment Institute 8/2006 (SYKEre8/2006). URN:ISBN:9521122773, ISBN 952-11-2277-3 (P
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  • Environmental Change Institute
    ...e and Management, and fosters university-wide networks and outreach on the environment.
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  • Environmental Risk Assessment Centre (ERAC)
    ...Health], and [http://www.ymparisto.fi/default.asp?node=5297&lan=en Finnish Environment Institute].
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  • Ageing
    '''Ageing''' is a concept where a chemical compound changes in the environment into a less reactive and often into a less soluble form. Important groups o
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  • Respect theory
    ...s. This can happen e.g. in a form of losing [[respect]] when polluting the environment. This may be easier to apply than environmental tax, and losing [[respect]]
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  • SEIS
    European citizens will be empowered to make informed decisions on their environment and influence public policy by the EU '''Shared Environmental Information S
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  • KTL Sarcoma study
    behave completely differently in the environment, have relatively
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  • Green Wiki
    '''Green Wiki''' is a website for collecting information about the environment and guidance for environmentally-friendly actions.
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  • European ECO Forum
    ...Ministerial process. The European ECO Forum also takes active part in the "Environment and Health" process.
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  • Gabi 4.3 - life cycle assessment software
    ...ja Niko, 2008. Emission scenario model for regional air pollution. FINNISH ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE, FINLAND. 2008. ISBN 978-952-11-3185-1. Available at http://www.y
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  • Agora
    ...occurrence of hazardous events, site effects, physical damage to the built environment, and economic and human impacts.)
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  • Oiva
    ...ained by the [http://www.ymparisto.fi/default.asp?node=4032&lan=en Finnish Environment Institute].
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  • Open assessment
    ...areas: information and communication technologies, biotechnology, and the environment. Drawing on these studies, this analysis suggests a number of conclusions a
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  • PDE Population Projection Software
    ...an be used as a Population Module in a multi-sector Population-Development-Environment (PDE) analysis. This tool can also be used independently of PDE analysis fo
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  • Impact calculation tool
    ...d Welfare (THL, Finland), the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM, the Netherlands), and Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (P '''Number of people with environment-related morbidity or mortality * Severity factor for a condition (0 = healt
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  • CLAIH assessment
    *Ministry of the Environment ...679_1_1_1_1,00.html#How_to_Obtain OECD 2006: Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Environment: Recent Developments]
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  • Exposure of Finnish subpopulations to fine particles due domestic wood combustion
    ...ulated with the Finnish Regional Emission Scenario (FRES) model of Finnish environment institute (Karvosenoja 2008)
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  • District heating production units in Helsinki metropolitan area
    Directive for protecting environment and lowering emissions, so called IPPC – directive, requires information ...law (86/2000) 20 § requires that action, which is or may be dangerous to environment, must have a permission for it. Actions that require permission are describ
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  • ISES2009 Poster Abstract: Exposure of Finnish subpopulations to fine particles due domestic wood combustion
    ...n<br> 3Systems Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences<br> 4Finnish Environment Institute<br> 5Finnish Meteorological Institute<br>
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  • Frequently asked questions about Opasnet
    ...veloping and utilising assessments about policy-relevant topics related to environment and health. Climate change is a special topic. However, there are no restri ...In addition, for example '''students''' can use [[Opasnet]] to learn about environment and health, and other topics covered in the website.
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  • Decision analysis and risk management
    * Degree Programme: ToxEn, Environment health risk assessment ...me=Decision%20making%20for%20the%20environment.pdf Decision Making for the Environment]
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  • Dioxin
    ...ver 90 percent since 1987.The sharp decrease of "background levels" in the environment in the last 20 years will probably not be repeated in the coming decades. ...rst permitted these extremely low levels of PCDDs/PCDFs in tissues and the environment to be measured accurately. Similarly, since the mid-1980s, mean tissue leve
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  • CAR-FMI, Contaminants in the Air from a Road
    ...spersion modelling based on meteorological scaling parameters. Atmospheric Environment 21, 79-89. ...escription and applications in the Helsinki metropolitan area. Atmospheric Environment 34, pp. 3723-3733. <br>
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  • MPP-FMI, Meteorological Pre-processing Model
    ...rological preprocessor for the urban environment. International Journal of Environment and Pollution, Vol 14, Nos 1-6, pp. 565-572.
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  • SILAM, Air Quality and Emergency Modelling System
    ...uality and emergency modelling system SILAM has been created to provide an environment capable of supporting various types of dispersion models and suitable for a
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  • Hiwate
    levels of DBPs, including any gene-environment interactions where possible cancer, in relation to DBP levels, including any gene-environment interactions
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  • EFSA
    ...ies are also managed to effectively reflect changes in the European policy environment, including unplanned and unforeseen events that may impact the safety of th
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  • PM infiltration from outdoor air to indoor air
    ...generated non-ETS PM2.5 in residences of four European cities. Atmospheric Environment, 38: 6411-6423.</ref>
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  • IMAGE
    Energy-Industry, Terrestrial Environment, and Atmosphere-Ocean: The Terrestrial Environment Model simulates the changes in global land cover on a grid-scale based on c
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  • RAINS
    ...ion Center for Effects at the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) in the Netherlands. ...ased on information collected by the CORINAIR'90 inventory of the European Environment Agency and on national information.<ref name="rains"/>
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  • EcoSense
    ...EMEP co-ordinate system (gridcells of 2500 km2 and 100 km2). The Reference Environment Database also contains elevation data for the whole of Europe on a 10 x 10 ...r the European Union (GREENSENSE). European Commission DG Research, Energy Environment and Sustainable Development Programme, 5th Framework Programme, Final Repor
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  • Environmental impact assessment models
    ...process and its emissions, and moving through their interactions with the environment to a physical measure of impact (the main component being health), and even
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  • E3MG
    [[Category:Energy]][[category:Environment]][[category:Economy]] ===Energy-environment module===
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  • E3ME
    [[Category:Energy]][[category:Environment]][[category:Economy]] The '''E3ME'''(Energy-Environment-Economy Model for Europe) model is a multi-country econometric macro-sector
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  • NEMESIS
    [[Category:Economy]][[category:Environment]] ...ergy-environment and technological transfers. NEMESIS integrates an energy-environment module, which presents a detailed modelling of the power/steam generation s
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  • Quest II
    ====Environment-related results:====
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  • WARM
    [[Category:Economy]][[category:Environment]] ...output, prices, or R&D spending. The impact of economic activities on the environment is assessed by calculating the amount of emissions. The latter are: SOx, NO
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  • PRIMES
    ...and represented. Price driven equilibrium is considered in all energy and environment markets. This includes Europe wide clearing of oil and gas markets, as well
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  • POLES
    ====2001-2003: GRP, for DG-Environment==== ====2001-2003: KPI, for DG-Environment====
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  • SAFIRE
    The energy, environment, technology nexus, D.M. Bess & M.H. Whiteley, International Journal of Glob
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  • EXPEDITE
    ===Energy-environment module:===
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  • SCENES
    ====Environment-related results:====
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  • TREMOVE
    ===Energy-environment module:=== ====Environment-related results:====
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  • CAPRI
    ...e Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) on production, income, markets, and the environment. Typical Applications have been ...ts of the CAP on production, income, markets including trade flows and the environment (detailed nutrient balances for N,P,K; climate relevant gas emission from a
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  • EDGE
    [[Category:Environment]][[category:Energy]] *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/index_en.htm European Commission DG ENV]
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  • GEM-CCGT
    [[Category:Environment]] The CCGT Project was financed by the European Commission under the Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development programme within the Fifth Framework Programme.
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  • GEM-E3
    ...l that provides details on the macro-economy and its interactions with the environment and the energy system. It is an empirical, large-scale model, written entir ...ures and deficit financing, as well as policy instruments specific for the environment/energy system.
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  • PACE
    ...quilibrium (CGE) models which integrates the areas of economy, energy, and environment. The generic core of PACE is a standard multi-sector, multi-region CGE fram
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  • Worldscan
    ...l and gas), energy is one of the main linkages between the economy and the environment / climate. The energy version of WorldScan is an extension of the core vers
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  • ETA
    * Economic environment: borrowing interest rate, interest received, inflation, exchange rates
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  • EMEP
    ...e European Environment Information and Observation NETwork of the European Environment Agency<ref name="emep"/>
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  • CNSP
    Energy-environment model: -- ====Environment-related results:====
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  • Does the option have an impact on the competitive position of EU firms in comparison with their non-EU rivals?
    ...mpetitiveness dimensions in other Community policies, such as competition, environment, regional, research and trade policies.<ref name="does"/>
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  • Evaluating impacts on the investment cycle
    ...tions of the business cycle and their adverse consequences to the economic environment and in particular in terms of job losses.<ref name="inve"/>
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  • Evaluating impacts on withdrawal of products
    ...ce of stricter legislation aimed at the protection of consumers and of the environment. This could happen in cases ranging from refrigerators and aerosol cans con [http://ec.europa.eu/ European Commission, DG Environment: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment]
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  • Evaluating impacts on regulation
    ..., including: Business Ethics; Equal Opportunities Policy; Health, Safety & Environment; Treatment of animals; Antitrust policy; Product safety and Product quality ...n the actual conduct of business operation; most notably, Health, Safety & Environment regulation is known to entail significant compliance costs to certain buisi
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  • Evaluating impacts on differential treatment of businesses
    ...efore the European Court of Justice. The Court held that protection of the environment is an imperative requirement which may limit the application of Article 30
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  • Operating costs and conduct of business
    ...of legislation aimed for instance at the protection of consumers or of the environment.<ref name="ope">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting inpact assessment in the European
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  • Administrative costs on businesses
    ...ocedure. Measuring administrative costs can help to improve the regulatory environment, but it cannot take a disproportionate weight in that broader analysis. Nor
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  • Evaluating impacts on resource efficiency
    ...ent may induce serious damages that go beyond the carrying capacity of the environment. These effects risk being aggravated once the developing world has taken up
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  • Estimating disability-adjusted life years
    ...d comparison of health problems and policies. They quantify and summarize (environment-related) health effects and can be used for: *Number of people with environment-related morbidity or mortality x
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  • General introduction to dioxins and PCBs
    ...cal advantage, but it also means that they are extremely persistent in the environment. They also contain small amounts of dioxin impurities especially PCDFs, som ...roducts, buildings (e.g. plastic carpeting, sealing materials), and in the environment. Because PCBs are considered problem waste, their disposal is expensive, an
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  • Evaluating impact on prices consumers pay
    ...n the ground of raising revenue and on the ground of protecting health and environment.
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  • Third countries and international relations
    ...policy, and should be understood both as impacts internal to the European environment and as impacts affecting the external partners of such policies.<ref name="
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  • Evaluating impact on public authorities in different times
    ...rotection expenditure by EU institutions can be downloaded under the theme Environment and Energy through the following path:<ref name="pub"/> ...d=0,1136239,0_45571447&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL -Environment and Energy/ Environment/ Environmental expenditure and environmental taxes/ Environmental protectio
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  • Evaluating impact on investment and proper functioning
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  • The macroeconomic environment
    ...ance when examining the impacts of policy initiatives on the macroeconomic environment:
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  • Economic impacts
    *[[The macroeconomic environment]]
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  • Evaluating impact on air quality
    ...ct human health, damage crops or buildings or lead to deterioration in the environment (polluted soil or rivers etc)?<ref name="airq">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting in European Environment Agency Indicators:
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  • Air quality
    [[Category:Environment]] ...mental Action Programme includes the impact area of air under the headline Environment and Health. It demands the adoption of a thematic strategy on air pollution
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  • Evaluating impact on quality of water
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Evaluating impact on quality of water in the coast
    [[Category:Environment]] ...ut the worst infestation and production of long-lasting effects on natural environment and balance in coastal and marine areas is caused through (almost always il
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  • Evaluating impact on drinking water sources
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Water quality and resources
    [[Category:Environment]] ...pment of a thematic strategy on: Protection and conservation of the marine environment.<ref name="waq"/>
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  • Evaluating impact on quality of soil
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  • Evaluating impact on amount of usable soil
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Soil quality or resources
    [[Category:Environment]] *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/soil/index.htm The European Commission's site on Soil policies]
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  • Evaluating impact on option's affect on emmission of gases
    European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Climate
    *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/climat/home_en.htm The European Commission's site on Climate Change] (To ap *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/climat/emission.htm The EU Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS)]
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  • Evaluating impact on the use on renewable resources
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Renewable or non-renewable resources
    [[Category:Environment]] ...and non-renewable resources shall not exceed the carrying capacity of the environment and a de-coupling of resource use from economic growth shall be achieved th
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  • Evaluating impact on ranges of species
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Evaluating impact on landscape areas
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Evaluating impact on protected landscape
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Biodiversity, flora, fauna and landscapes
    [[Category:Environment]] *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/nature/home.htm The European Commission's site on Nature]
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  • Evaluating impact on unused land
    [[Category:Environment]] European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Evaluating impact on affects on land designated
    [[Category:Environment]] Human land use often imposes major impacts on the environment, such as the destruction or fragmentation of natural habitats and landscape
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  • Land use
    [[Category:Environment]] ...raffic or real estate. However, land use imposes also major impacts on the environment, such as the destruction or fragmentation of natural habitats and landscape
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  • Evaluating impact on waste production
    ...c substances in waste streams can impact seriously on human health and the environment.<ref name="waste"/> European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Waste production / generation / recycling
    ...zardous. Treating and disposing of all this material - without harming the environment - is a major challenge to EU Environmental Policy. Furthermore, waste gener ...c substances in waste streams can impact seriously on human health and the environment.<ref name="was"/>
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  • Evaluating impact on accidents
    ...nation of environmentally alien or genetically modified organisms into the environment can pose unpredictable risks for the native plant and animal population and ...ation in the field of Civil Protection shall ensure protection for people, environment and property in the event of natural and technological disasters. EU measur
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  • Evaluating impact on risk of unauthorised or unintentional dissemination
    ...is addressed in the "Directive 2001/18 on the deliberate release into the environment of genetically modified organisms" and the "Regulation 1829/2003 on GM food European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • The likelihood or scale of environmental risks
    [[Category:Environment]] ...nation of environmentally alien or genetically modified organisms into the environment can pose unpredictable risks for the native plant and animal population and
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  • Evaluating impact on the demand for transport
    ...life could therefore definitely have a positive impact on the state of the environment.<ref name="trans"/> European Environment Agency Indicators
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    ...perly inflated could definitely have a positive impact on the state of the environment. European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • D37 Internet update, Beneris
    :Man must be able to breathe, drink, eat and live in the environment trusting on its safety. This is both an individual's civil right and a prer ...ral. Secondly, we must provide people the means for avoiding things in the environment that put their health at risk. Thirdly, we must be alert and try to identif
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  • Evaluating impact on natural resource inputs
    [[Category:Environment]]
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  • Evaluating impact on environmentally friendly goods' prices
    [[Category:Environment]] ...nesses are encouraged to mark products and services that are kinder to the environment, than the usual products and the label shall help consumers identify them.<
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    [[Category:Environment]] *[http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/etap/index.htm Environmental Technologies Action Plan]
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  • The environmental consequences of firms' activities
    [[Category:Environment]] ...new procedure and aims at improving the protection of human health and the environment from the hazards of chemicals and enhancing the competitiveness of the EU c
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  • Evaluating impact on health of animals and plants
    [[Category:Environment]] ...basis for the production of human foods and are parts of the natural human environment at the same time. Therefore the aspect of human food safety is closly relat
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  • Evaluating impact on animal welfare
    [[Category:Environment]]
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  • Evaluating impact on safety of food and feed
    ...y several parts of the food chain are affected by state and quality of the environment, in particular the state of ecosystems, which indicates which important rol European Environment Agency Indicators
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  • Animal and plant health, food and feed safety
    [[Category:Environment]] ...basis for the production of human foods and are parts of the natural human environment. The main objective of EU plant health legislation is to protect the safety
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  • Environmental impacts
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  • Evaluating impact on job quality
    ...luding level of remuneration and fairness, but also the quality of working environment that refers to the degree to which the worker is enabled to carry out his a
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  • Standards and rights related to job quality
    ...e set of rights, norms and routines which characterise the general working environment, regulate the activity of workers, and support people looking for a job. Mo
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  • Equality of treatment and opportunities, non-discrimination
    ...of creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment. Harassment can consist of a single incident or several incidents over a pe
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  • Exposure to PM2.5 in Finland
    *[http://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/air/airbase European Environment Agency (EEA) AirBase]
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  • ERF for short-term PM10 exposure and cardiovascular hospital admissions
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]
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  • ERF for short term PM10 exposure and respiratory hospital admissions
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]
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  • ERF for short term PM2.5 exposure and restricted activity days (RADs)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]
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  • ERF for short term PM2.5 exposure and work loss days (WLDs)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref>
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  • ERF for short term PM2.5 exposure and minor restricted activity days (MRADs)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]
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    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref>
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  • ERF for short term PM10 exposure and lower respiratory symptoms (LRS)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref><ref>[http://www.needs-project.org/docs/results/RS1b/NEEDS_Rs1
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  • Value of a statistical life (VSL)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref> ...ent of Energy. The Centre for Economic and Social Research into the Global Environment (CSERGE), University College London and University of East Anglia.</ref>, p
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  • Bioaccumulation
    ...r-soluble chemicals seek any lipid-containing material especially in water environment, e.g. plankton. Bioconcentration is strictly speaking a passive partition o
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  • Value of a life year (VOLY)
    ...urope (CAFE) Programme. Volume 2: Health Impact Assessment. AEA Technology Environment, 2005.]</ref>
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  • Combustion
    ...ely) is an effective ultimate way to remove dioxin-like compounds from the environment.
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  • DDT
    ...also chlorinated, persistent organic compound which bioconcentrates in the environment and may cause problems to wildlife. Both DDT and PCDD/Fs are supposed to be
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  • Endocrine disrupters
    ...ormone). Estrogenic (female sex hormone) and antiestrogenic risks from the environment are less well characterised, but environmental chemicals have been implied
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  • Environmental persistence
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  • Ortho-PCBs
    ...ion of non-''ortho'' congeners, and ''ortho''-congeners are present in the environment at higher concentrations than non-''ortho'' congeners.<ref> Tuomisto, Varti
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  • Polychlorinated biphenyl
    ...ext (see also biomagnification). Many PCBs are extremely persistent in the environment. Increase in chlorination (see PCB - physicochemical properties) increases ...burned in usual conditions, because they burn poorly and evaporate to the environment along with their PCDD/F impurities. PCDFs may also be formed during PCB bur
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  • PCDD/F
    At the concentrations present in the environment or in living tissues, PCDD/Fs can be reliably analysed only by using [[Gas ...e also [[Biomagnification]]). Many PCDD/Fs are extremely persistent in the environment. Increase in chlorination (see PCDD/F - physicochemical properties) increas
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  • Polychlorinated biphenyls
    ...CBs as well as DL-PCBs, are usually found in the various components of the environment, man included. There are no known natural sources of PCBs. PCBs are either ...terwards in many other countries, because of evidence they build up in the environment and can cause harmful health effects (Faroon OM et al., 2003; U.S. EPA/625/
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  • Seveso accident
    ...a chemical factory blew up and released kilogram quantities of TCDD to the environment. The cloud of chemicals spread as far as 6 km from the factory, and settled
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  • Finessi
    ...ssible adaptation measures under alternative scenarios of Finland's future environment. FINESSI has been developed at the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE). The responsible unit is the Research Programme for Global
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  • MRC-HPA Centre for Environment & Health
    '''MRC-HPA Centre for Environment & Health''' is an inter-institute research centre in London, UK. The Centre ...rm national and international policies to improve health."<ref>[http://www.environment-health.ac.uk/Mission.aspx Mission statement]</ref>
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  • Assessment on global climate treaty
    ...ions Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), in an interview with Environment & Energy Publishing (E&E). According to Yvo de Boer, the four essentials ca
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  • Simupedia
    * environment
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  • Health technology assessment
    ...://lib.stakes.fi/ohtanen/tarkastele.aspx?id=2237 Evaluation of strategy of environment and health in Europe] (in Spanish)
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  • Odour
    ...ressions to relate population response to odour concentration. Atmospheric Environment, 37: 4955-4964.
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  • Indoor particulate matter
    Indoor air quality is recognized as a priority in the European Action Plan on Environment and Health 2004-2010. The importance of indoor air quality is well understo ...PM (PM2.5 and PM10) in German schools. WIT transactions on Ecology and the Environment. Vol 86, Air Pollution XIV 393.
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  • Indoor nitrogen dioxide
    Indoor air quality is recognized as a priority in the European Action Plan on Environment and Health 2004-2010. The importance of indoor air quality is well understo ...chemicals, particles and biological materials may be present in the indoor environment. The prioritization of indoor factor is essential to obtain focused and eff
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  • EXPOLIS Residence Airflows and Volumes
    ...enerated non-ETS PM2.5 in residences of four European cities." Atmospheric Environment 38(37): 6411-6423.</ref>
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  • Bottled water consumption in Europe
    ...n-to-save-planet/story-e6frewti-1111114932335 Bottled water banned to save environment]
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  • Life cycle analysis of bottled water
    ...ed Water: Understanding a Social Phenomenon. AMBIO: A Journal of the Human Environment. Volume 30, Issue 2 (March 2001)]
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  • Help:Writing formulae
    ...lications, as well for presenting mathematical information within the wiki environment.
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  • Copert
    ...Copert 4. The technical development of COPERT is financed by the European Environment Agency (EEA), in the framework of the activities of the European Topic Cent
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  • Appraisal Framework for Environment and Health
    ...tematic description of the knowledge and scientific evidence on health and environment problems, to allow for even-handed treatment of environmental health proble
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  • Biostatistics group at Imperial College
    ...Best. (2003) Bayesian hierarchical models in ecological studies of health-environment effects. Environmetrics, 14: 129-147.
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  • Changing preferences in Mediawiki
    ...i.e. the way in which you view/edit and generally experience the Mediawiki environment) you will need to be [[Logging into the INTARESE Mediawiki|logged in]]. In ...your account, but in order to personalise your experience of the Mediawiki environment, you can change settings within ten tabs:
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  • DA: Recommend restrictions to farmed salmon use?
    ...and Public Policy, Milwaukee, WI 53202, USA. 3Institute for Health and the Environment, University at Albany, Rensselaer, NY 12144, USA. 4AXYS Analytical Services for Health and the Environment, University at
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  • DPSEEA model
    The model describes six components of the environment-health chain: *Pressures on the environment — that arise as a result of these root causes
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  • Developing the Global programme for environmental health and risk analysis
    ...t.html Cyprus International Institute: An International Initiative for the Environment and Public Health] ([http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/cyprus/grad.shtml Postgrad
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    ...high policy relevance, e.g. related to COP-15 (Dec 2009) or Conference of Environment and Health Ministers of Europe (early 2010?),
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  • Environmental justice
    ...of social inequalities. Prepared for the Fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health. Geneva: World Health Oranization.
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  • European Environment and Health Observatory
    Environment and health policy perspective on FP7 '''Outstanding Environment and Health Issues
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  • Examples of models
    Several models illustrate the possible interactions between environment and health. The following are some examples: [[Appraisal Framework for Environment and Health]]
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  • FrankfurtReport
    *** Noise emission – dispersion – noise level in the environment
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  • HEIMTSA
    Health and Environment Integrated Methodology and Toolbox for Scenario Assessment ('''HEIMTSA''') ...assessment (HIA) and cost benefit analysis (CBA) methods and tools so that environment and health impacts of policy scenarios in key sectors can be evaluated reli
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  • HIAir - ENHIS assessment tool
    ...) of Urban Air Pollution (UAP). It is one of the outputs of the [[European Environment and Health Information System (ENHIS)]] project. It is available at [http:/
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  • MEME model
    ...ure-Multiple Effect (MEME) model emphasizes the many-to-many links between environment and health. Exposures, in different environmental settings (on the left) le
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  • Microrisk
    ...e Key action Management of water in the city within the programme: Energy, environment and sustainable development. The contract number is EVK1-CT-2002-00123. It
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  • Risk assessment on airports - Kuopio workshop case study
    *indoor environment
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  • Selecting the traffic mode
    ...- Traffic noise and emissions lower the quality and attractiveness of the environment
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  • Joint method development period in Kuopio in 2007
    **''maybe test out methods (e.g. for issue framing) in a draft environment while the design phase is still ongoing''
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  • Kuopio workshop report
    ...s. Assessment workspace is thought to be the virtual collaborative working environment that binds and integrates the different detailed methods and tools of parti ...ities of the toolbox appears to provide a "one-stop-shop" virtual working environment (assessment workspace), which allows and supports:
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  • Help:Copyright issues
    ...h effects that may result from exposure to various substances found in the environment. These sources are extremely valuable for the risk assessment work. Not all
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  • Indicator development
    ...ealth Indicators are usually numbers that represent a certain state of the environment, exposure, health state and/ or policy actions. * WHO Environment and Health indicators [http://enhiscms.rivm.nl/prerelease/object_class/euwp
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  • Noise exposure around the Schiphol airport
    ...rdiovascular and psycho-physiological effects. [http://www.eurocontrol.int/environment/public/standard_page/noise.html] ...unity Airports - Final Report – http://ec.europa.eu/transport/air_portal/environment/studies/doc/aircraft_noise.pdf
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  • Noise levels around the Schiphol airport
    [[Category:Concentrations in the environment]] These contents are from [http://www.eurocontrol.int/environment/public/standard_page/noise.html EUROCONTROL]
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  • Impact pathway approach
    ...to support several policy decisions and legislative proposals, e. g. of DG Environment, such as to perform economic evaluations of the:
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  • Help:GIS tool
    ...Server (http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/). This is an Open Source development environment for building spatially-enabled internet applications. In addition to being The design of GeoDa consists of an interactive environment that combines maps with statistical graphics, using the technology of dynam
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  • Disability-adjusted life year
    ...d comparison of health problems and policies. They quantify and summarize (environment-related) health effects and can be used for: The number of people with environment-related morbidity or mortality can be calculated using baseline incidence o
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  • Integrating uncertainty to integrated assessment
    Faber M, Manstetten R, Proops J. (1992): Humankind and the environment: an anatomy of surprise Fischer, F. (2000): Citizens, experts, and the environment: the politics of local knowledge. Duke
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  • Housing data sources
    *Development of environment and health indicators for european union countries ECOEHIS Final Report[htt |Information System for Monitoring the Living Environment - ELYSE [http://www.ymparisto.fi/default.asp?contentid=142436&lan=fi&clan=e
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    ...Organization Regional Office for Europe. Fourth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health Budapest, Hungary, 23–25 June 2004. Review of evidence on hous #Evans GW. The built environment and mental health. J Urban Health. 2003 Dec;80(4):536-55.
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  • Guidance and methods for indicator selection and specification
    *Descriptive indicators (Type A – What is happening to the environment and to humans?) ...and priority setting by identifying key factors that cause pressure on the environment
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  • Environmental economics
    ...s for Equity and the Environment Network (E3)|Economics for Equity and the Environment Network]] ...u/gdae/policy_research/healthEnvironment.html Economics for health and the environment]
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  • ERF for long-term indoor exposure to radon and lung cancer
    ...cer from 13 epidemiologic studies in Europe. Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment Health 2006; 32 Suppl 1: 1–84. </ref>
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  • Global carbon budget
    looking at deforestation, transport and the built-environment, amongst others. transportation and the built-environment, amongst others.
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  • Toxic equivalency factor
    the global environment. Many of these hydrophobic and human exposure either through food or the environment results
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  • Decision analysis and risk management - background information
    *Atmospheric Environment Seminars *Introduction to the Work Environment
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  • Sustainable development
    ....org/documents/ga/res/42/ares42-187.htm "Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development."] General Assembly Resolution 42/187, 11 December 1987. Re ...development can be conceptually broken into three constituent parts: [[:en:environment (biophysical)|environmental]] [[:en:sustainability|sustainability]], [[:en:
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  • Building policies in Europe
    ...pollution and noise; Increase in proportion of citizens satisfied with the environment in the city. * [http://ec.europa.eu/environment/urban/thematic_strategy.htm]
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  • EBoDE Contributors
    | Federal Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt, UBA), Berlin, <br>'''Germany''' | National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Bilthoven, '''<br>The Netherlands'''
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  • Composite traffic study R79
    ...a oli tukea seuraavanlaista ryhmää: Joint Expert Group on Transport and Environment (JEGTE) heidän tarkisteluprosessissaan White paperin ympäristövaikutuks
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  • Beneris deliverables
    ...dual-level food intake to actual pollutant concentrations in the immediate environment (i.e., placenta) of the fetus.
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  • Scud
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    * Ontario Ministry of the Environment (OME). (1984) Scientific criteria document for standard development, No. 48
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  • TEF estimates
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  • TEF concept in environmental health assessment
    ...ngeners making up an emission will change as the release moves through the environment. For some situations, treating emission as equivalent to exposure, which as
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  • Ah receptor ligands
    ...her investigation revealed that I-3-C is relatively unstable in the acidic environment of the digestive tract and readily forms DIM. In turn, DIM can participate
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  • History of TEF concept
    In 1983, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment produced a Scientific Criteria Document for PCDDs and PCDFs which concluded ...it may be possible to detect nearly all of the 210 PCDD/DF isomers in the environment, seventeen 2,3,7,8-substituted congeners were known to be preferentially re
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  • Benefit-risk assessment of plant-based food supplements
    using an Analytica simulation model and an Opasnet risk assessment environment. Task
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  • Arsenic to zoonoses/Contents
    *[[Are we starting to glow from the uranium in our environment?]] *[[Are the dioxins the most dangerous chemicals in our environment?]]
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  • Exposure concentration database
    * Type of concentrations environment
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  • The European Air quality dataBase
    ...tabase system supplied by countries throughout Europe to the EEA (European Environment Agency). Its main task is to provide a large intercomparable and coherent d
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  • Is it the final straw that breaks the camel’s back?
    ...ronmental policy. It is always possible to claim that one more load on the environment will not matter; it’s only a drop in the ocean. Conversely, when attempts ...ereas it is activist organizations and individuals wishing to preserve the environment who are forever urging that the entire burden has to be eliminated. In fact
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  • What is a “chemical” after all?
    ...is a mixture of chemicals, and only a small proportion of chemicals in our environment are man-made. The chemicals of our environment are rarely pure, but human activities may produce large amounts of pure che
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  • Are the risks of the domestic and the workplace environments different?
    ...d with using them. The difference between the general environment and work environment is not always qualitative. The difference may only be in the level of expos ...astrointestinal tract, airways and skin in this rank order. In the working environment, eating and drinking are not major routes and may even be forbidden, so the
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  • What is safe to drink?
    ...ges. In most countries, tap water is good and safe both for health and the environment, usually better than bottled water. With respect to other drinks, the safet
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  • Arsenic in the drinking water – reminiscent of the movie “Lavender and old lace”?
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  • Fluoride – friend or foe?
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  • Is environmental science just another religion?
    ...l selection will favour those individuals that are the fittest for a given environment. Thus they are more likely than others to reproduce. Neither de Lamarck nor
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  • Before we go on holiday which environmental health precautions should we take?
    ...ism may involve environmental risks. An unknown environment can be a risky environment in many ways – the best way to avoid problems is to familiarize oneself w
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  • Are inhabitants of different countries exposed to different risks?
    ...isks to the individual citizen are relatively small, but the impact on the environment, in general, is quite severe (the so-called ecological footprint). We could ...developed industrial countries that they have a major impact on the global environment, and typical of the developing countries that the risks are experienced by
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  • We are surrounded by risks but which of them should we take seriously?
    ...by scientific means. The Dutch National Institute of Public Health and the Environment has long been doing such studies. Their method is to use the Disability Adj
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  • Why are experts usually so sceptical?
    ...any major problems. But what if the chemical is a natural chemical in the environment? Would it be reasonable to exclude the use of many ground water reservoirs
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  • If this kills insects, what effect is it having on me?
    ..., a metabolite of DDT, is the most certainly proven effect. In the natural environment, the effects of DDT on wildlife are quite clear: birds, seals, alligators a ...from organochlorine compounds in that they are broken down rapidly in the environment. On the other hand, many organophosphates are acutely toxic, some of them e
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  • The dirty dozen – not just an old movie?
    ...efers to a group of environmental chemicals that are very resistant in the environment, and are sometimes referred to erroneously as superpoisons. They include di ...zymes) are not able to break them down once they have gained access to the environment.
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  • World Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation Data Centre (WOUDC)
    ...C, which began in 1961, is operated by the Experimental Studies Section of Environment Canada and is located in Toronto. The WOUDC contains ozone and UV data meas
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  • Waterbase
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  • Surface water models
    surface water, modeling, assessment, fish, fate, aquatic environment, environmental effects, sediment
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  • Pesticide Fate Database
    ...pation processes are likely to occur when a pesticide is released into the environment and to characterize the breakdown products that are likely to result from t ...ble to use this database to model or predict the fate of pesticides in the environment and to develop exposure characterizations that describe the potential expos
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  • PELCOM
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  • IRIS
    ...h effects that may result from exposure to various substances found in the environment. The heart of the IRIS system is its collection of computer files covering
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  • International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC)
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  • Concise International Chemical Assessment Documents (CICADs)
    ...concerning the potential effects of chemicals upon human health and/or the environment. They are based on selected national or regional evaluation documents or on
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  • INCHEM
    ...nly used throughout the world, which may also occur as contaminants in the environment and food. It consolidates information from a number of intergovernmental or
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  • Human & Environmental Risk Assessment on Ingredients of Household Cleaning Products (HERA)
    ...during the two scenarios ‘Use in the Household’ and ‘Disposal to the Environment’. Includes guidance for exposure assessment also. exposure assessments, household cleaning products, human health, environment
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  • CORINE Land Cover 2000 (CLC2000)
    ...s part of the European Commission program to COoRdinate Information on the Environment (Corine). The inventory is based on computer assisted photo interpretation ...s part of the European Commission program to COoRdinate Information on the Environment (Corine) and provides consistent information on land cover and land cover c
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  • Where do the dioxins come from?
    ...y the United Nations. These are substances that are very persistent in the environment, and bioaccumulate in the food chain and some of them are also very poisono ...ynthesis side products and impurities, and some of those may end up in the environment. Small amounts of dioxins have also been found in nature. A very special so
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  • EEA Aggregated and Gap Filled Emission Data
    ...d emissions of air pollutants and greenhouse gases as used in the European Environment Agency's indicator factsheets and assessment reports 1990-2004. Where there
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  • Are the PCB compounds really super-poisons?
    ====Persistence in the environment==== The biggest problem with PCB compounds is their persistence in the environment and their biomagnification.<ref>See the chapter "[[The dirty dozen – not
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  • What are the hormonal disrupters?
    ...that can be called hormonal disrupters. These chemicals are present in the environment; in fact they are in our diet so that each day we consume small quantities
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  • Global land cover 2000 - Europe (GLC2000)
    Land cover, corine, ecosystem, built environment, urban development, water
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    ...information on the persistence and accumulation of these substances in the environment. The information is mainly compiled from scientific literature, handbooks a
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  • Environmental Fate Data Base (EFDB)
    ...al or chemical properties that may correlate to particular behavior in the environment. The EFDB is comprised of several interrelated files, DATALOG, CHEMFATE, BI
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    The database of the United Nations Environment Programme Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme (GEMS/WATER) is hosted on the GEMStat web
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  • Environmental Health Criteria Monographs (EHC's)
    ...nd finally, an evaluation of risks for human health and the effects on the environment. Includes information on 231 chemicals (Sep. 12, 2007). This series is issu
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  • Eurostat
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  • What is really dangerous in our diet?
    ...talking only of chemicals added by man or present as contaminants from the environment. One has to deal simultaneously with all chemicals, man-made and natural. I
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  • What on earth is PBDE?
    While dioxin levels have been declining in the environment and foodstuffs, some new chemicals have recently aroused attention. One of ...s. As fat soluble compounds, they bioaccumulate in living organisms in the environment, and are biomagnified in the food chain.
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  • Is mercury a quicksilver bullet or a slow poison?
    ...eters. Even though human activities release several thousand tons into the environment yearly, natural sources still predominate. ...ent of the bedrock. Therefore weathering of rock releases mercury into the environment, as do volcanic eruptions. The most important anthropogenic source is power
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  • Expolis
    :[Bad link: Department of the Environment] London, UK
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  • The whole field was brown-coloured; should you even go near it let alone eat anything growing there?
    ...o kill only weeds or harmful insects, but have no effects on humans or the environment. In many cases, this challenge has been quite successfully met, if the diff
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  • Should we only eat “organic” products?
    ...belief that they are healthy and safe. Other reasons such as that they are environment-friendly do not seem to carry as much weight with the consumers.
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  • Aromatic hydrocarbons with 55 non-smoking persons in Germany
    <ref>Ilgen et al., Atmospheric Environment 35 (2001), 1265-1279
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    <ref>dell`Omo et al., The Science of The Total Environment 226 (1999), 57-64
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    <ref>Ilgen et al., Atmospheric Environment 35 (2001), 1235-1252
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  • Volatile organic compounds among workers in Mexico in 2002
    <ref>Tovalin-Ahumada et al.,The Science of The Total Environment 376 (2007), 60-71
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  • Fine particulate matter and VOCs between trasport microenvironments in Dublin
    ...ersonal exposure and uptake in 2005-2006 <ref>McNabola et al., Atmospheric Environment Article in Press
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  • Personal exposure of children and adults to airborne benzene in France in 2001-2003
    ...in four French cities in 2001-2003 <ref>Gonzalez-Flesca et al. Atmospheric Environment 41 (2007), 2549-2558
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  • Personal exposures and microenvironment concentrations of PM2.5, VOC, NO2 and CO in Oxford in 1998-2000
    <ref>Lai et al., Atmospheric Environment 38 (2004), 6399-6410
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  • Volatile organic compounds among workers in Mexico.
    ...exican cities in 2002 <ref>Tovalin-Ahumada et al.,The Science of The Total Environment 376 (2007), 60-71</ref>
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  • Benzene exposure in non-smoking people residing in Italy
    ...ersonal exposure and uptake in 2005-2006 <ref>McNabola et al., Atmospheric Environment Article in Press <references/>McNabola et al., Atmospheric Environment Article in Press
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  • Personal exposure to elements in Mexico City air
    <ref>Lai et al., Atmospheric Environment 38 (2004), 6399-6410
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  • Personal daily exposures to benzo(a)pyrene of taxi drivers in Italy
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  • Can even a child’s toy be dangerous?
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  • How does the environment affect the child in the womb?
    ====Even mommy is an environment====
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  • Is impregnated wood safe in my garden or children’s playground?
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  • What are children’s waterproof clothes made of?
    ...ces which are also persistent in nature, causing them to accumulate in the environment over the years.'''''
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  • Are people too clean for their own good?
    ...e in the past few years. The theory is individuals today are keeping their environment too "sterile" so that they have then no resistance towards any sort of envi ...derstood, and that was not until the late 1800s. The quality of the living environment and the standards of drinking water and food improved; only then did towns
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  • Are cosmetics chemicals?
    ...ld movie?]]"</ref> which means that they do not quickly disappear from the environment.
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  • Should we have antibiotic chemicals present in everyday domestic items?
    ...n characteristic microbial environment than with some artificial microbial environment we have created by using antimicrobial chemicals. ...enic (disease-causing) microbes. On the other hand, any attempt to keep an environment sterile permanently is doomed from the very onset.
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  • How safe are detergents?
    ...there are more than 100 of them, and some 40 are natural compounds in the environment. Zeolites do not disintegrate during wastewater treatment but settle in the
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  • Can noise cause true health problems?
    In the occupational environment, the health effects of noise are quite clear. Hearing loss is common in tho
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  • Is allergy more common today?
    ...d atopy in Afro-Americans, their immune system is designed to cope with an environment full of parasitic threats, and when these threats are not present, the immu There is also the possibility that the microbial population in our immediate environment has changed in recent years with this change being attributable to our use
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  • What’s wrong with the air in our cities?
    Even without specific indoor sources in work or home environment, the personally measured exposure level to fine particulate matter is sligh
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  • Can the air go up in flames?
    ...xide emissions originate from energy production, but exposure in the urban environment is most attributable to traffic which is much closer to people than the hun
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  • Climate change – will it affect our health?
    ...hey let sunshine (energy) in, but the same amount of energy is lost to the environment as infrared radiation (heat radiation) only after considerable warming of t
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  • Benzene – isn’t it only found in chemistry sets?
    ...(C<sub>6</sub>H<sub>6</sub>) is petrol, and so benzene gains access to our environment both by direct volatilization and by incomplete burning. Other sources incl
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  • Is asbestos still a problem today?
    ...by the wind from asbestos mines. A cancer risk due to these fibres in the environment is theoretically possible, but it is likely to be very low. There is no evi
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  • What happens when a building suffers moisture damage?
    ...erson will have contact with some sort of moisture or mould damaged indoor environment. Studies on teachers have suggested that exposure to microbes is higher tha
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  • Why is it worth investing in environmental protection?
    ...tries and smoky Trabant-cars was not better off than their counterparts in environment-sensitive Sweden. It is not at all obvious that some country in the forefro ...e to measure such consequences in monetary terms, but with time, the whole environment will be impoverished.
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  • Indigenous populations live in harmony with their environment, don’t they?
    ...blame the effects of early industrialisation for the contamination of the environment. ...suing a highly efficient agriculture based on irrigation in a very fragile environment. In good years, the population increased, but when the climate became drier
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  • Environmental equilibrium and chemicals – impossible or not?
    '''''To be able to live in harmony with our environment without destroying nature and our own future, the human being has to unders |up=How to protect our common environment?
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  • Down the drain – is it a case of out of sight, out of mind?
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  • Should we compost all our household waste?
    ..., dead vegetation from the previous year and other organic material in the environment aerobically (i.e. by using oxygen), if the conditions allow. The most impor ...en this unsuccessful compost is mixed, the compounds are released into the environment. The foul-smelling compounds include carboxylic acids (especially butyric a
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  • Does it make sense to burn our domestic waste in power stations?
    ...uper-poisons?]]"</ref> did not burn completely, but were released into the environment. Both PCBs and chlorophenols used as wood preservatives contained also diox ...r, and therefore very expensive solutions are often also burdensome to the environment.
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  • Is clean energy from biomass a myth?
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  • Which type of energy production is friendliest to human health?
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  • What was the impact of the Chernobyl disaster in Europe?
    ...only 8 days. Therefore the radioactivity disappears quite rapidly from the environment. An important isotope with a longer life is caesium-137 which has been calc ...refore the greatest problem is radioactive caesium - it will remain in the environment for many years to come. The highest human exposure has been from fish, mush
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  • Is it safe to live close to polluted land?
    ...Large amounts of chlorophenols had been released by a local sawmill to the environment over a long time, several decades. These contained dioxins and furanes as s ...their environment with wood preservatives. Not only are they a risk to the environment with the possibility of ground water contamination, but some such sites bec
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  • Does environmental protection also mean improved health?
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  • If we care about our environment, should we all be vegetarians?
    ====How about the environment?==== ...rridge, fruit and vegetables should be favoured. From the viewpoint of the environment, population-level consumption changes would be more important than the extr
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  • Which environmental factors increase my blood pressure?
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  • Are there problems in the present risk assessment practices?
    ...res are applied for other chemicals, e.g. those occurring naturally in our environment. ...ther natural chemicals or man-made chemicals which have accumulated in the environment in the past. This has been clearly seen both in Europe and in America in th
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  • Why do different people rate different risks so differently?
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  • The precautionary principle – better safe than sorry?
    ...in the 1992 Rio Agreement on Climate as ”a justification to protect the environment while the scientific evidence is not yet conclusive, but serious or irrever
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  • Which type of radiation poses the greatest threat to our health?
    ...n for certain types of radiation because of their common occurrence in our environment. All these factors determine the total threat to the population.
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  • Are most cancers caused by exposures to chemicals?
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  • We breathe oxygen; it can’t be dangerous, can it?
    ...reactions. The energy produced by the reaction does not dissipate into the environment as heat, but it is bound to new chemical compounds that can be utilized lat ...a burning firebrand may drop onto the floor causing a lot of damage to the environment. This is what happens sometimes to oxygen radicals.
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  • Is man defiled by what goes to his mouth?
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  • The air that we breathe
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  • How to protect our common environment?
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  • Here a risk, there a risk, everywhere risks, risks!
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  • Uploading to Opasnet Base
    ...f [[R]] functions that can easily upload data from models run in the [[R]] environment.
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  • Health effects of indoor air in Europe
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  • INTERA Indoor exposure knowledge management system
    ...emissions and the transport/transformation of the pollutant in the indoor environment before modeling the exposure concentrations and finally the exposure.
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  • Measured indoor exposure levels
    ...here you just multiply the concentration with the time spent in the indoor environment and with the breathing rate or volume.
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  • Indoor exposure models
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  • RISK Indoor Air Quality model
    ...or air pollutants from sources. The model runs in the MS-Windows operating environment and is designed to calculate exposure due to individual, as opposed to popu The Indoor Environment Management Branch has developed an IAQ model for analyzing the impact of so
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  • Arsenic to zoonoses
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  • EU FP7 ICT
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  • Urgenche
    ...the University of Exeter’s Geography department and European Centre for Environment and Human Health (ECEHH) and leader of the project, said: “If we don’t ...ss many nations, both developing and developed. Climate change is a global environment and human health issue which must be addressed on both local and internatio
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  • Insulate
    :''The project description is based on Life+ database [http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/project/Projects/index.cfm?fuseaction=search.dspPage&n_proj_id=3725]. ...te the effects (both positive and negative) of energy efficiency on Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) and health in two-to-three different European countries;
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  • Air exchange rate for European residences
    ...troulopoulou, C. Ventilation in European dwellings: A review. Building and Environment 2012;47:109-125 </ref>. These measured values are collected to the table be ...port CR 1752: 1998, Ventilation for buildings - design criteria for infoor environment, European committee for Standardization, Brussels</ref>
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  • Health impacts of urban heat island mitigation in Europe
    ...ion study conducted in New York City <Ref>[http://www.nyserda.org/programs/environment/emep/project/6681_25/06-06%20Complete%20report-web.pdf NYSERDA 2006. Mitiga ...he fraction of the total population living in an urban as opposed to rural environment in each grid cell
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  • ERF of indoor dampness on respiratory health effects
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  • Housing statistics
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  • AcslX
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  • Opasnet WSA contest preparation
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  • DALY to money conversion
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  • ALTTI
    ...response system that supports occupants' actions in improving their living environment. The data collection and response system was tested with a sample of 3000 p *Ministry of the Environment
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  • YMTO
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  • AIRGENE
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  • ALMA
    ==Exposure to farm environment and allergies among children (ALMA-study)== Recent studies suggest that microbial exposure associated with farming environment may decrease the risk of allergy in children.
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  • Valamo conference 2007
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  • Mouldy buildings
    ...l growth on building surfaces and health problems of the occupants. Mouldy environment is a risk factor for asthma, respiratory infections and irritation symptoms
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  • Success of repairs
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  • Narcolepsy in Finland
    *In twin studies the environment has been shown to have a very large impact.
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  • INTERA:Benzene concentrations in Europe
    .... Indoor and outdoor BTX levels in German cities. The Science of The Total Environment 267:41-51. ...e assessment for parent-child pairs in Rouen, France. Science of the Total Environment 308: 73-82.
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  • Pragmatic knowledge services
    ...of novel knowledge services Opasnet, Innovillage, and Knowledge Practices Environment (KPE), are presented. Eventually, it is concluded that pragmatic knowledge ...erkhoff, 06]). For example, while the academic discourse on assessments in environment and health emphasizes the importance of dialogue with stakeholders and publ
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  • INTERA:PM concentrations in Europe
    ...s between indoor, outdoor and personal concentrations Science of the Total Environment 208:15-21. ...the sub-micron sized aerosol fraction at urban sites in Italy. Atmospehirc Environment 42:2240-2253.
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  • INTERA:Formaldehyde concentrations in Europe
    ...utant concentrations in new, residential buildings in Finland. Atmospheric Environment 40:7178-7191. ...ants of gaseous aldehydes in 162 homes in Strasbourg (France). Atmospheric Environment 42:505-516.
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  • INTERA:Toluene concentrations in Europe
    ...rocarbons with 55 non-smoking persons in Germany in 1995-1997. Atmospheric Environment 35:1265-1279. ...in non-smoking persons blood in Northern Germany in 1995-1997. Atmospheric Environment 35:1235-1252.
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  • Prevalence of daytime noise exposure over 55 dB(A) in EU
    ...: Transport at a crossroads. (TERM 2008: indicators tracking transport and environment in the European Union.) EEA Report No 3/2009
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  • Severity weights for noise outcomes
    ...noise in Flanders (Belgium). Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment. Vol. 13, 355-358. doi:10.1016/j.trd.2008.04.003 ...m value (0.01) is based on De Hollander et al. (1999), who used a panel of environment-oriented physicians to attribute severity weights to various health states
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  • Fukushima nuclear accident studies
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  • Wikimania 2011 abstract
    ...to improve environmental health assessments and thus decisions related to environment and health. However, as the methods have developed and the project has grow ...his problem by starting to use R. R is a programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics that is widely used for statistical
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  • CO concentrations in Europe
    ...Helsinki, Finland - comparison to ambient air concentrations. Atmospheric Environment 35:6259–6266.
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  • Overview of the EBoDE-project
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  • Selected exposures and health effects
    ...isease in the general population associated with stressors in the physical environment. Occupational hazards and risks associated with lifestyles (e.g. alcohol us
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  • Health effects of benzene in Europe
    ...Union. Benzene measurements are included in the AirBase database (European Environment Agency, AirBase, 2009).
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  • Health effects of lead in Europe
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  • Health effects of ozone in Europe
    ...e Clean Air For Europe (CAFE) project and based on WHO European Centre for Environment and Health and CLTRAP Task Force on Health consultations. Health effects th ...ata and air quality maps (SOMO35) (de Leeuw & Horalek, 2009). The European Environment Agency (EEA) has recently published an evaluation of new monitoring-based m
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  • Health effects of particulate matter in Europe
    ...e Clean Air For Europe (CAFE) project and based on WHO European Centre for Environment and Health and CLTRAP Task Force on Health consultations (Hurley et al. 200
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  • Abbreviations in EBoDE
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  • R-tools
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  • CO2 concentrations in Europe
    #Frisk M. et al. 2002. Are there any differences in the indoor environment of asthmatic and non-asthmatic persons? A case-control study performed in S
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  • Guidance system of the IEHIAS
    ...health-related impacts of policies and other interventions that affect the environment, in ways that take account of the complexities, interdependencies and uncer ...rs both positive and negative effects on health – i.e. it recognises the environment as both a hazard and a source of beneficial resources (environmental servic
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  • Toolkit of the IEHIAS
    ...a and methods for modelling environmental health processes in a controlled environment
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  • Introduction of Integrated Environmental Health Impact Assessment System (IEHIAS)
    *providing an environment in which to carry out collaborative assessments and to link and run analyse
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  • Execution in the IEHIAS
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  • Issue framing in the IEHIAS
    Questions about potential health impacts from the environment may arise in different ways, and from different sources. *Long-term monitoring of the environment or of health may show patterns or trends that give cause for concern.
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  • Modelling in Opasnet
    '''Opasnet modelling environment''' is an open, web-based platform for collaboratively developing numerical *All aspects of the Opasnet Modelling environment are open source and provided free of charge.
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  • Who defines the question ?
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  • Results of Intake Fraction Studies
    ...ealth: The situation in developing countries, Annual reviews of Energy and Environment 18, 529-566.) ...emissions-to-exposure relationships across the United States, Atmospheric Environment 41, 1011-1025.
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  • IEHIA of waste management in Lazio (Italy)
    * European, national and regional policymakers and authorities (Ministries of Environment, Ministries of Health). We found a moderate impact of waste management on environment and health when compared to other potential environmental factors, like tra
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  • Building stock data in Urgenche
    Possible indoor environment quality (IEQ)indicators (%) * The selection of indoor environment quality indicators will be made in collaboration with WP6.
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  • NO2 concentrations in Europe
    ...ersonal nitrogen dioxide in pregnant women from two Spanish birth cohorts. Environment International 35:1196-1201. ...udy on Air Pollution and Lung Diseases in Adults. The Science of the Total Environment 215:243-251.
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  • PBDE concentrations in Europe
    ...uplicate diet study, indoor air, house dust, and biomonitoring in Germany. Environment International 35):1125-35.
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  • Nicotine concentrations in Europe
    ...d particles and environmental tobacco smoke. Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health 22:1-24. ...icle exposures for nonsmokers in Basel by personal monitoring. Atmospheric Environment 33:1889-1904.
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  • Aldehyde concentrations in Europe
    ...ants of gaseous aldehydes in 162 homes in Strasbourg (France). Atmospheric Environment 42:505-516.
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  • Indoor:Outdoor ratios of pollutants
    ...s in eleven European cities: Statistical analysis of the data. Atmospheric Environment 45 (2011) 3676-3684.
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  • Project documents on indoor environments
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  • CII
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  • Building data availability in Kuopio
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  • Climate change policies in Rotterdam
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  • Greenhouse gas emissions in Rotterdam
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  • Societal Wellbeing
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  • Assessment studies
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  • State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Economics and Marketing-Finance
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  • State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Environmental health
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  • The health risks and benefits of cycling in urban environments compared with car use: health impact assessment study
    environment. “addressing the obesogenic environment to stimulate physical
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  • Evaluation of intake fractions for different subpopulations due to primary fine particulate matter (PM2.5) emitted from domestic wood combustion and traffic in Finland
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  • Uncertainty in health risks due to anthropogenic primary fine particulate matter from different source types in Finland
    ...ine particulate matter from different source types in Finland. Atmospheric Environment 44 (2010) 2125e2132 {{doi|10.1016/j.atmosenv.2010.02.036 }}'''. :(Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), Helsinki, Finland)
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  • State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Food and nutrition
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  • Looking beyond borders: Integrating best practices in benefit–risk analysis into the field of Food and Nutrition
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  • Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment
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    :''This text is taken from the WHO report "Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment", 2010, ISBN 978 92 890 4198 0. [http://www. ...pportive human settlements for all children.<ref name="who">WHO Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment, 2010, ISBN 978 92 890 4198 0[http://www.eur
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  • State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Consumer perception
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    :''This text is taken from the WHO report "Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment", 2010, ISBN 978 92 890 4198 0. [http://www. ...and challenges in the integrated policy action on children’s health and environment, the Regional Office conducted a survey in the Member States in the autumn
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  • State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Introduction
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  • Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment - Annexes
    :''This text is taken from the WHO report "Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment", 2010, ISBN 978 92 890 4198 0. [http://www. ===Countries which responded to WHO’s survey on environment and health policies (June 2009) and survey on CEHAPE (November 2009)===
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    ...n Climate Change</ref><ref name=ref4>European Commission (2009): The Sixth Environment Action Programme of the European Community 2002-2012. [http://ec.europa.eu/ ...climate change? An analysis of urban greenhouse gas emissions inventories. Environment and Urbanization, 21, 185-201</ref>.
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  • Decision analysis and risk management 2013
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  • Decision analysis and risk management 2013/Homework
    ||[[Talk:Environmental impact assessment directive|HW7]] OK||[[Indoor environment quality (IEQ) factors|HW8]] OK, see comments||[[User:Jukka Hirvonen#Homewor ||[[Talk:Environmental impact assessment directive|HW7]] OK||[[Indoor environment quality (IEQ) factors|HW8]] OK, check comments || [[User:Kasperi Juntunen#H
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  • Wikisym 2013
    ...to improve environmental health assessments and thus decisions related to environment and health. However, as the methods have developed and the project has grow R is a programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics that is widely used for statistical
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  • Toms River
    * [http://www.trteach.org T.E.A.C.H.] Toxic Environment Affects Children's Health, a citizen website
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  • Building stock in Stuttgart
    ===Data regarding indoor environment quality (IEQ) factors===
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  • OpasnetUtils/Drafts
    ...le lists locations of each index in the evaluated ovariables in the global environment.
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  • Horizon 2020
    ...h promotion and disease prevention: improved inter-sector co-operation for environment and health based interventions ...eadth of sectors, the scope of this topic is limited to the integration of environment, climate and health sectors (including but not limited to air quality, wate
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  • Paakkila asbestos mine
    ...and sediment, and wildlife samples. Asbestos was found ubiquitously in the environment, but the air concentrations (the main exposure route for humans) were lower
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  • Building model
    ...pecific characteristics. The model functions as part of Opasnet's modeling environment and it is coded using R. It uses specific R objects called [[ovariable]]s.
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  • Open policy practice
    ...age and in a machine-readable format in the database or the open modelling environment. These two formats are tightly linked together, and the former part is actu :''Main article: [[Assessment of impacts to environment and health in influencing manufacturing and public policy]].
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  • EU population totals: 100 metre grid
    ....J., 2010, A population density grid of the European Union, Population and Environment. 31: 460-473. ...ta/population-density-disaggregated-with-corine-land-cover-2000-2 European Environment Agency website].
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  • EU age/sex stratified population: 100 metre grid
    ...distribution using land cover and light emissions data. Remote Sensing of Environment.] Briggs D.J., Gulliver J., Fecht D. and Vienneau D.M. 2007. 108(4):451-46 ...010-0108-y A population density grid of the European Union, Population and Environment]. Gallego F.J. 2010. 31: 460-473.
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  • European soil database
    ...GDBE Dictionary explains the data structures (in the Arc/Info GIS software environment) and SGDBE Attricod provides a list of the reported attributes with their a
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  • Land cover map of the EU
    ...European Environment Agency (EEA) and its member countries in the European environment information and observation network (Eionet). It is based on the results of ...nd can provide some guidance on harmonized use of spatial data for mapping environment and health interactions over time. Another is the use of CLC90 to model em
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  • Cadmium
    ...that can cause kidney and bone damage following prolonged exposure in the environment and the industry
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  • Fluorinated surfactants
    *Substantial increases of PFAS concentrations in the environment have been reported over the last decades.
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  • Health statistics for the EU
    ...use), mortality (infant, causes of death) and health risks associated with environment, work, leisure and traffic. Data covers the 27 EU Member States, as well as
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  • IEHIAS question: example from waste
    **''Landfill sites, for example, may continue to release pollutants into the environment for hundreds of years after they have been closed.
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  • Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from agriculture
    | National/regional environmental protection agencies || Ministries of environment, environmental regulatory agencies, local authorities || Risk management an ...ternational agencies || European Commission (Directorates for Agriculture, Environment, Health); WHO, FAO || Risk management and regulation; risk communication
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  • Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from waste
    *European, national and regional policymakers and authorities (Ministries of Environment, Ministries of Health)
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  • Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from water
    ...anisations/department-for-environment-food-rural-affairs Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)] **[https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency Environment Agency (EA)]
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  • IEHIAS scenarios: example from agriculture
    ...es (e.g. climate change, land use policy). The Model to Assess the Global Environment ([http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/image/index.php/Main_Page IMAGE]<sup>3</s
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  • Energy crop scenarios
    ...out harming the environment? EEA Report No 7/2006''. Copenhagen: European Environment Agency.
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  • UVR and future skin cancer
    ...onmental health, we are concerned primarily with the relationships between environment (as a source of exposure to hazards or access to resources) and human healt
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  • Spatial population modelling example
    ...distribution using land cover and light emissions data. Remote Sensing of Environment 108:451-466.
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  • Characterising source intensity
    ...cides — a view from the standpoint of health impact assessment studies.] Environment International 35(7), 1096-1107.
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  • Estimating traffic volumes for IEHIAS
    ...l road segments (see Figure below). This is done in the ArcGIS9.3 raster environment, together with Excel. For this purpose, the shapefile delimiting the short
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  • Modelling contaminant releases: waste
    ...he composition of the wastes, the management regimes and the decomposition environment. In the absence of alternative sources of data, however, these data were c ...agement: municipal solid waste and similar wastes.'' London: Department of Environment Transport and the Regions (DEFRA), UK.
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