Title	Environmental policy and public health : air pollution, global climate change, and wilderness
Author	William N. Rom ; Foreword by Frances Beinecke
Imprint	San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, c2012
Edition	1st ed.
Descript	xxvi, 420 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

"This important resource provides an overview of the major environmental policy issues, both historic and topical, and explains how science plays a role in various forms of policy response. It scrutinizes the sources of pollution and threats to environmental integrity, the consequences of pollution on the environment and health and explains the legal basis for environmental action. The book explains science-based environmental regulation versus cost-benefit scenarios and advocacy by regulated industry and public health organizations. This resource is designed for graduate students in public health and environmental studies"-- Provided by publisher

The clean air act and the national environmental policy act -- Particulate matter -- Ozone -- Sulfur dioxide and acid rain -- Environmental tobacco smoke -- Children’s environmental health: mercury and lead -- The role of community advocacy groups in environmental protection: example of September 11, 2001 -- The medical response to an environmental disaster: lessons from the world trade center attacks -- Chlorofluorocarbons and the development of the ozone hole -- Global warming science and consequences -- National green energy plan -- Climate change policy options -- Environmental policy and the land: wilderness preservation -- Environmental policy and advocacy groups: the wilderness society: a case study -- Alaska: America’s wilderness frontier: a case study -- The clean water act and water ecosystems -- Toxic chemicals in the environment: government regulations and public health

LOCATION	CALL#	STATUS
College of Public Health Sciences Library	RA566 R66E 2012	CHECK SHELVES

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