Disaster field manual for environmental health specialists

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Moeller, D. Environmental Health 4th ed. Harvard University Press. Morgan, M. Environmental Health 3rd ed. Wadsworth, Inc. It provides an excellent overview of the key response and recovery options that you will need to consider as you make prompt and informed decisions to protect the health and safety of the public. While the manual is not intended to serve as a disaster response plan, it can be used to supplement existing plans with the information most needed by an environmental health practitioner in responding to a disaster.

The manual is made of water resistant paper and is small enough to fit in your pocket, making it useful in the field. Spiral-bound hardback on kimdura paper waterproof and tear-resistant. Table of Contents Introduction. Structure of Emergency Operations. Solid Waste Disposal. Vector Control. Hazardous Materials.