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Health of People, Places and Planet

Cover
Title Page
Copyright and Imprint Information
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Acronyms
Dedication
Acknowledgements
About the Reviewers
About the Reprints
About the Contributors
Foreword
Part 1: Introduction
Reprint A: Preface to ‘Planetary Overload: Global Environmental Change and the Health of the Human Species’.
1. From Silent Spring to the Threat of a Four-Degree World
2. A Long Collaboration
3. Much Said, Much to be Done
Reprint B: Prisoners of the Proximate: Loosening the Constraints on Epidemiology in an Age of Change
Part 2: Healthy Workers
Reprint C: Standardized Mortality Ratios and the ‘Healthy Worker Effect’: Scratching Beneath the Surface
4. Occupational Stress
5. A Public Health Approach to Environmental and Occupational Health Problems in Developing Countries
6. Tales of Occupational Cancer
Part 3: Environmental and Social Epidemiology
Reprint D: Port Pirie Cohort Study: Environmental Exposure to Lead and Children’s Abilities at the Age of Four Years
7. Environmental Lead Exposure and Childhood Development
8. Shining Light on Human Immunity
9. Studying the Thai Health‑Risk Transition
10. Climate Change and Environmental Influences on Australia’s Population Distribution
11. Globalisation and the Epigenetic Landscape
12. Uses and Misuses of Epidemiology
Part 4: Nutrition and Food Systems
Reprint E: Diet and Cancer of the Colon and Rectum: A Case-Control Study
13. Monocultures: A Blight on Human and Planetary Health
14. Global Food Security, Population and Limits to Growth
Reprint F: Social and Cultural Perspectives
15. Eco-nutrition, Ecosystems and Health
16. Revisiting the ‘Urban Bias’ and its Relationship to Food Security
Part 5: Climate Change and Health
Reprint G: Global Warming, Ecological Disruption and Human Health: The Penny Drops
17. Fragile Paradise
18. From Social Reform to Social Transformation
19. Climate Change, Health and Well-being in Indigenous Australia
20. The Sociocultural Context of Climate Change Adaptation in Australia, with a Focus on Hot Weather
21. Archived Newspaper Reports as a Complementary Source of Epidemiological Data for Research into Climate Change Adaptation
22. Health Co-benefits of Climate Change Mitigation Policies
23. From Grass Roots to Government
Part 6: Ecosystem Change, Infectious Diseases and Well-being
Reprint H: Social and Environmental Risk Factors in the Emergence of Infectious Diseases
24. Climate Change, Ross River Virus and Biodiversity
25. Detection and Attribution of Climate Change Effects on Infectious Diseases
26. Patterns of Ecological Change and Emerging Infectious Disease in the Australasian Region
27. Biodiversity Keeps People Healthy
28. A Case Study of Urban Trees, Public Health and Social Equity
29. Reflections on the Virulence of Infections
Part 7: Transformation
Reprint I: The Sustainability Transition: A New Challenge
30. Managing Decline
31. Elemental Epidemiology
32. Freeing Policy from the Proximate
33. You’ve Got to be Careful if You Don’t Know Where You’re Going Because You Might Not Get There (Yogi Berra)
34. Climate Change, Violence, and the Afterlife
35. On the Need to Transform Governance to Regulate Corporations for the Survival of Homo Sapiens
36. Human Habitat and Health
37. Transforming Human Society from Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism
38. Ecological Public Health

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