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2015 Conference

June 24–27, 2015

San Diego, CA

Interdisciplinary Avenues to Expanding Awareness of Human-Environment Interconnections

Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 11:00 AM–12:30 PM PDT
205 Center Hall
Type of Session

Discussion Symposium

Abstract

A border guarded strongly by tradition and discipline has been that separating the environmental and public health communities. Although the missions of these communities overlap tremendously, limited interaction, cultural differences, and complex legal and regulatory frameworks present obstacles that limit success in providing both a healthy environment and a healthy population.  Yet, clearly a healthy population can only exist within a healthy environment, and both communities could benefit tremendously through improved interaction.   In this discussion session, participants will address such issues as: 

A panel will lead discussion, with success of the session largely achieved through active participation from all attendees.

Primary Contact

Gary Silverman, D.Env., UNC Charlotte

Presenters

Co-Authors

Chair, Facilitator, Or Moderators

Gary Silverman, D.Env., UNC Charlotte
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Discussants

Barbara Goldoftas, Ph.D., Clark University
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Christine Vatovec, PhD, University of Vermont
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Bhavna Shamasunder, PhD, Occidental College
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Sally M. Kane, PhD, University of New South Wales, School of Community Medicine and Public Health
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Workshop Leaders

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