Comparative environmental risk assessment / edited by C. Richard Cothern.

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Other Authors: Cothern, C. Richard
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton : Lewis Publishers, ©1993.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction and overview of difficulties encountered in developing comparative rankings of environmental problems / C. Richard Cothern
  • Current concerns regarding the implementation of risk-based management: how real are they? / William V. Garetz
  • Application of ecological knowledge to environmental problems: ecological risk assessment / David Policansky
  • Threat of greenhouse warming / Rob Coppock
  • Revising the risk assessment paradigm: limits on the quantitative ranking of environmental problems / Ellen K. Silbergeld
  • It is possible to do quantitative assessment of relative risk / James D. Wilson
  • Noncancer health endpoints: approaches to quantitative risk assessment / William Farland and Michael Dourson
  • Gaps in knowledge in assessing the risk of cancer / Art Gregory
  • Estimating viral disease risk from drinking water / Charles P. Gerba and Joan B. Rose
  • Atmospheric nitrogen oxides: a bridesmaid revisited / John Bachmann
  • Temporal variations in exposure data / Nancy K. Kim. (cont) Integrated approach to risk characterization of multiple pathway chemical exposures / Christopher T. DeRosa ... [et al.]
  • Method for obtaining guidance for the combination of qualitative rankings by cancer and noncancer risks into a single, qualitative health risk ranking / Paul F. Deisler, Jr.
  • Use of statistical insignificance in the formulation of risk-based standards for carcinogens / Roy E. Albert and Rakesh Shukla
  • Possible carcinogenic hazards from natural and synthetic chemicals: setting priorities / Lois Swirsky ... [et al.]
  • Impact of data gaps in EPA's regional comparative risk projects / Rosalie R. Day
  • Use of economic data and analysis in comparative risk projects: questions of policy and reliability / Palma Risler
  • Role of evidential reason and epistemic discourse in establishing the risk of environmental carcinogens / Douglas Crawford-Brown and Jeffery Arnold
  • How to move quickly to risk-based environmental management: a specific proposal / William V. Garetz.