"Definitions are easy to read and expanded entries are provided for many of the items. … A comprehensive publication that focuses on all aspects of environmental health, this dictionary will appeal to students and practitioners in areas related to the environment, occupational health, medicine, law, engineering, and related fields. This volume is recommended for academic and special libraries serving all fields of environmental and health studies, as well as public libraries."- E-Streams, Vol. 8, No. 4, April 2005"Until I methodically proceeded through this dictionary, I confess that I really did not appreciate the enormous breadth of the field of practice and the underlying and supporting sciences…I was virtually spellbound over how encompassing and exciting this field of science actually is…"Nelson Fabian, Executive Director, National Environmental Health Association (from the Foreword)

• Examples of new terms include: Endocrine Disrupters. Infectious Microbes and Chronic Disease. Environmental indicator, Adenovirus, Aldoxycarb, Carbofurin, Concentration Factor, Hemorrhagic Fever. Pheromones. Methyl Bromide. Acid Rain. North American Emergency Response Guidebook. Principles of Biosafety. Mobile Source Control Program. Geographic Information Systems. Chemical Hazards in Water.

"Definitions are easy to read and expanded entries are provided for many of the items. … A comprehensive publication that focuses on all aspects of environmental health, this dictionary will appeal to students and practitioners in areas related to the environment, occupational health, medicine, law, engineering, and related fields. This volume is recommended for academic and special libraries serving all fields of environmental and health studies, as well as public libraries."- E-Streams, Vol. 8, No. 4, April 2005"Until I methodically proceeded through this dictionary, I confess that I really did not appreciate the enormous breadth of the field of practice and the underlying and supporting sciences…I was virtually spellbound over how encompassing and exciting this field of science actually is…"Nelson Fabian, Executive Director, National Environmental Health Association (from the Foreword)

• Examples of new terms include: Endocrine Disrupters. Infectious Microbes and Chronic Disease. Environmental indicator, Adenovirus, Aldoxycarb, Carbofurin, Concentration Factor, Hemorrhagic Fever. Pheromones. Methyl Bromide. Acid Rain. North American Emergency Response Guidebook. Principles of Biosafety. Mobile Source Control Program. Geographic Information Systems. Chemical Hazards in Water.

"Definitions are easy to read and expanded entries are provided for many of the items. … A comprehensive publication that focuses on all aspects of environmental health, this dictionary will appeal to students and practitioners in areas related to the environment, occupational health, medicine, law, engineering, and related fields. This volume is recommended for academic and special libraries serving all fields of environmental and health studies, as well as public libraries."- E-Streams, Vol. 8, No. 4, April 2005"Until I methodically proceeded through this dictionary, I confess that I really did not appreciate the enormous breadth of the field of practice and the underlying and supporting sciences…I was virtually spellbound over how encompassing and exciting this field of science actually is…"Nelson Fabian, Executive Director, National Environmental Health Association (from the Foreword)

• Examples of new terms include: Endocrine Disrupters. Infectious Microbes and Chronic Disease. Environmental indicator, Adenovirus, Aldoxycarb, Carbofurin, Concentration Factor, Hemorrhagic Fever. Pheromones. Methyl Bromide. Acid Rain. North American Emergency Response Guidebook. Principles of Biosafety. Mobile Source Control Program. Geographic Information Systems. Chemical Hazards in Water.