Vol 1, No 2 (2011)

Toxic Pollution and the Health of Children

This issue of the Journal of Health and Pollution continues dialogue around the magnitude of pollution found in poor countries, as well as stories of successful remediation, and strategies to increase chances of future success.  There is a special focus on the health of children, including summaries of global lead hotspots, and knowledge of environmental health among pediatric providers in Vietnam. 

Table of Contents

Cover Page

Vol 1, No 2 (2011): Toxic Pollution and the Health of Children PDF
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Commentaries

Gorlovka Chemical Plant: Addressing a Piece of the Toxic Soviet Legacy PDF - Abstract PDF - Full Article HTML - Full Article
Andrew McCartor, Ira P. May

Research

Exploring the Role of Social Capital in the Conduct of Initial Site Assessments of Polluted Sites in the Philippines PDF - Abstract PDF - Full Article HTML - Full Article
Jennifer Marie S. Amparo, Marlo D. Mendoza, Maria Emilinda T. Mendoza, Emilia S. Visco, Carla Edith G. Jimena
Mapping Global Environmental Lead Poisoning in Children PDF - Full Article HTML PDF - Abstract
Alison L Clune, Henry Falk, Anne M Riederer
Children’s Environmental Health Experience and Interest Among Pediatric Care Providers in Vietnam PDF - Full Article PDF - Abstract Appendix A HTML
Nancy J. Beaudet, Garry C. Alcedo, Quan C. Nguyen, Dan Jacoby, Quynh Kieu, Catherine J Karr

Case Studies

Assessment and Remediation of Lead Contamination in Senegal PDF-Abstract PDF-Full Article HTML Full Article
Donald E. Jones, Assane Diop, Meredith Block, Alexander Smith-Jones, Andrea Smith-Jones


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