David Bennett, Charles Levenstein, Robert Forrant, John Wooding

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• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPART I. THE CANADIAN LABOR MOVEMENTHealth and Safety at the Canadian Labour CongressChapter 1. The Right to Know about Chemical Hazards in Canada, 1982-2006 The Story of the ConvergenceChapter 2. Labour and the Environment at the Canadian Labour Congress—The Story of the ConvergencePART II. PREVENTION VERSUS CONTROL: EARLY MOVESChapter 3. Occupational Health: A Discipline Out of FocusChapter 4. Pesticide Reduction: A Case Study from Canada PART III: POLLUTION PREVENTION IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Chapter 5. The Canadian Labour Congress’ Pollution Prevention StrategyChapter 6. Prevention and Transition PART IV: CANCER PREVENTIONChapter 7. Cancer Battles and the Sleep of Reason: ReviewBooks About Cancer: Pragmatic Purpose, Profound Analysis: ReviewsChapter 8. The Politics of Cancer Revisited: Review Cancer-Gate: How to Win the Losing Cancer War: Review Chapter 9. The Secret History of the War on Cancer: ReviewPART V: FROM ENVIRONMENT TO SUSTAINABILITYSustainability: Materials PolicyChapter 10. Industrial Materials: A Guidebook for the Future: Review The Ecology of CommerceChapter 11. ‘Natural Capitalism’s’ Bold Theory: ReviewPART VI: INTERNATIONAL REGIMES IN HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENTChapter 12. Beware ISO Chapter 13.ISO and the WTO: A Report to the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions’ Working Party on Health, Safety, and Environment Chapter 14. Health and Safety Management Systems: Liability or Asset? Index