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… less than the damage costs to health and environment. For industry the costs of absence from work due to air pollution … GDP (WHO, 2015). Air pollution also has consequences for industry: it causes 5-10% of the absence from work due to … European Commission would lead to more cost-reductions for industry due to less sickness absence, than the costs of …

… the natural resources upon which that income-generating industry relies. This is a situation which many coastal areas … If a country chooses to engage in the waste management industry, and wishes to import wastes for that purpose, it is … the environmentally sound management of wastes Donor and industry investments in activities that help nations to …

… and, in many developing countries, is a poorly regulated industry (UNEP, 2010; Manhart et al., 2016). The unregulated, … batteries is of public health concern because this industry is associated with a high level of occupational … lower for women than for men. There is also a voluntary industry initiative among battery companies in a number of …

… political than scientific. the fact that the chrysotile industry and its workers did their homework, recognized the … tactic designed to make people forget that the chrysotile industry has been implementing the responsible use policy for … chrysotile fibre by thousands of workers involved in this industry. this is true and exact. no one should forget that …

… eminent speakers from Government, civil society and industry will make a ten-minute presentation on how their … kidneys, and developing foetuses. PCBs Compounds used in industry as heat exchange fluids, in electric transformers … Strong acids & alkalis Highly corrosive liquids used in industry that can corrode metals and destroy tissues of …

… by bioprospectors can be achieved with self-regulation by industry and the development of effective institutions and … and its commercial applications, as many believe the industry has yet to achieve its full potential (Anon., 2001; …