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Title: Clay’s Handbook of Environmental Health. Nineteenth edition
Authors: Edited By Bassett, W.H.
Keywords: Environmental health
Public health
Issue Date: 2004
Publisher: Spon Press
Abstract: Clay’s Handbook of Environmental Health, 19th edition, is a comprehensive reference book that examines the principles, practices, administration, and management of environmental health. It addresses major environmental and public health issues, including food safety and hygiene, housing and health, occupational health and safety, environmental protection, waste management, air pollution, contaminated land, and public health risk assessment. The book also discusses environmental health legislation, enforcement procedures, emergency planning, and the organisation of environmental health services. It provides practical information for identifying, assessing, and controlling environmental hazards that affect human health and well-being. The handbook is a valuable resource for environmental health practitioners, public health professionals, researchers, and students studying environmental health and related disciplines.
Description: This book is a professional reference handbook on environmental health, bringing together scientific knowledge, practical guidance, and administrative principles for protecting public health. The 19th edition updates important areas such as food safety, environmental protection, port health, waste management, and the organisation of environmental health services in the United Kingdom. It introduces additional material on health development, housing and health, contaminated land, and environmental health in emergency planning. The book also covers risk assessment, training and professional standards, information technology, investigatory powers, and the enforcement of environmental health legislation. It is intended to support environmental health officers, public health practitioners, researchers, and students in understanding environmental hazards and applying appropriate measures to prevent disease, reduce risks, and improve environmental conditions.
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/753
ISBN: 0-203-49358-3
9780415318082
Appears in Collections:Environmental Health

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