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what % of world's disease burden is attributed to enviro factors
over 25%

acc to WHO
biophilia hypothesis
(Wilson 1984)
human beings subconsciously seek a connection with the rest of life
we don't just depend on nature but also require contact with nature
environmental deprivation
(hps107) defines it the lack of contact with nature
(in psych terms)
little stimuli for growth from the environment (childhood development)
environmental deprivation is alleviated by
- viewing nature
-contact with plants
-being in nature
-contact with animals
environmental health
aspects of human health determined by physical, chemical, biological and social factors in the environment. Environmental health is about creating and maintaining environments which promote good public health.
environmental health justice
the right to a safe, healthy, productive and sustainable environment. It requires the pursuit of equal justice and protection in legislation, regulations, gov policy and actions
environmental degradation
diminishing of resources, peek oil issue,
environmental depravation
what happens to people's mental and physical health when they are deprived from nature
something native people have know for a VERY long time
peek oil
point in time when the maximum extraction of mineral oil has been reached ... and passed (2010)
mandala of health
critical influences on the health of individuals and their family
> human biology, personal behaviour, psycho-social enviro, immediate physical environment
> human made environment and the biosphere
SARS
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
pandemic influenza
person-to-person spread (coughing, sneezing), short incubation periods
e.g. Avian flue
environmental health justice
the right of all people to a safe, healthy, productive and sustainable environment
how many years in life expectancy has been on average added to western societies in the past 50 years
20 years
effective management of human/environment relationship means: (4)
1. preserving physical condition for life (environmental security of human biology)
2. protecting communities from local & global enviro risk factors for health (environ security for hum pop)
3. managing place-based eco, social & enviro risks (physical security for workplaces/settlements)
4. re-establish human/enviro sustainability (global self-supporting system)
goal of environmental health policy
to reduce both social risks to environmental sustainability and environmental risk to social sustainability
reduce us to help it, reduce it to help us
Healthy Cities approach
urban places need to promote public health
key parameters for health cities & communities (11)

(Hancock & Duhl, 1988)