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Hazardous wastes management: in whose backyard? methods for assessing health

By: Paigen, Beverly J | Monrovia | West African Regional High Level Workshop on Toxic and Hazardous Wastes | 8-12 May 1988

Publisher: May 1989Description: 13 p; illSubject(s): HAZARDOUS WASTES | WASTE MANAGEMENT | ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION | HEALTHSummary: Gives results of a survey conducted at Love Canal in Niagara Falls, NY , an area which had been used as a burial site for hazardous waste. The scope of the problem of hazardous waste is discussed and the need for health studies, environmental monitoring is highlighted.

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Presented at UN Centre for Transnational Cooperation workshop on toxic and hazardous wastes

Gives results of a survey conducted at Love Canal in Niagara Falls, NY , an area which had been used as a burial site for hazardous waste. The scope of the problem of hazardous waste is discussed and the need for health studies, environmental monitoring is highlighted.

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