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Routledge Living in a Contaminated World - Environmental Risks

Name: Routledge Living in a Contaminated World - Environmental Risks
Brand: Routledge
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Living in a Contaminated World by Routledge explores the complex relationship between human communities and environmental hazards. This book uses an innovative methodology that combines social and biophysical parameters to study various mining and mineral production sites, including the well-known Superfund sites in the USA. Readers will learn how environmental regulators, local residents, and other stakeholders collaborate to define the boundaries of communities affected by contamination. The text examines how these groups work together to assess health impacts and manage the risks present in their environments. Beyond technical data, the book investigates the social factors that influence community-level decision-making. It looks at how elements like shared history and community identity frame the way people respond to environmental risks. This Routledge Revival edition provides a deep look into the frameworks used to navigate life in potentially hazardous areas, making it a valuable resource for those studying environmental science and social policy.

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Examines mining and mineral production sites using a methodology that integrates both social and biophysical parameters.

Analyzes the roles of environmental regulators, local residents, and stakeholders in managing environmental hazards.

Provides specific case studies including the controversial Superfund sites located in the USA.

Investigates how communities define their own boundaries when assessing the health impacts of contamination.

Explores the social factors, such as shared history, that shape how communities make decisions about environmental risks.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0815390289
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Earth Sciences > Education > Higher Education
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 11 April 2019
Listed Since: 03 May 2019

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