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ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT OF CONTAMINATED SITES AND ECONOMICAL IMPLICATIONS

I. Gonen

First published: 2009DOI pendingView metrics

Abstract

Environment includes social, cultural, economic and political considerations, as well as the more usually understood features such as soil, climate and food supply. Notably, biological agents are sensitive to environmental conditions. To sum up, the relative ease and low cost of producing biological agents, the difficulties in detecting their presence and treating exposed victims and their potential will be used not only for humans but crops and livestock as well. In the future The terrorists probably being use biological agents in water resources and other environmental sites. This can be a negative impact on economies of the countries and on public health. International tourism is one of the world’s largest industries and a major source for the economies of less developed and developing countries. But Terrorism can hurt easily the tourism sector by reducing tourist arrivals. Therefore, national policy makers and academics once treated bioterrorism as nothing more than a theoretical possibility. This paper will be an introductory text about the relationship that exists between environment, bioterrorism, tourism and economy

Publication details

Title
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT OF CONTAMINATED SITES AND ECONOMICAL IMPLICATIONS
Authors
I. Gonen
Proceedings
9th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM2009
Publisher
SGEM Scientific GeoConference
Year
2009
Pages
737-744
SWS Citekey
Gonen2009228
ISSN
Not available yet
ISBN
954-91818-1-2
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
Keywords
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