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Subject(s)

• Environmental policy [Browse]
• Health risk assessment [Browse]

Summary note

This book, authored by Tan Shan, examines the challenges and solutions related to environmental standards and health risks in China. It analyzes the deficiencies in China's current environmental standards, highlighting issues of scientific inconsistency, lack of coordination, and disconnection. The book compares these standards with international counterparts and proposes a three-fold approach to address these gaps by enhancing scientific reasoning, public participation, and systematic integration. The work is interdisciplinary, involving environmental law, management, toxicology, and sociology. It aims to provide a comprehensive framework for risk regulation within the context of China's rapid industrial growth and environmental degradation. The intended audience includes policymakers, environmental scientists, and legal scholars.

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Contents

断 与弥合 环境与健康 中的环境标准 研究; 断 与弥合 环境与健康 中的环境标准 研究

ISBN

• 9787568011969
• 7568011968

OCLC

946310441

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