Zhiqiang Li, Ying Wang, Wenjing Wu, Yanjie Zhao, Shenghao Wang, Pengyu Wang, Xian Lin, Yajun Gong, Zhijia Wu, Xinyue Li, Jie Sun, Na Zhao, Yongshun Huang, Shijie Hu, Wangjian Zhang
The relative contribution of PM2.5 components to the obstructive ventilatory dysfunction-insights from a large ventilatory function examination of 305,022 workers in southern China
Environment international
flood disasters induce mass transport soils sediments potential distribute contaminants present novel combinations new locations including residential neighborhoods even soil contaminants cannot directly attributed disaster data bacterial heavy metalloids facilitate environmentally recovery enabling reconstruction decisions fill data gaps minimize future exposure datagathering interventions may especially useful poor rural racially diverse communities high probability exposure multiple hazards potential dependency financial resources disaster aid means reducing chronic exposures environmental pollutants time entering postdisasters spaces ethically complex acknowledge complexity pilot framework work gathers socialecological hazard information retaining fairminded approach transdisciplinary work assembled transdisciplinary team recruit participants 90 households subjected flooding southeastern us participating households agreed interviews elicit flood experience environmental health concerns soil sampling fecal bacteria e coli soil sampling selected heavy metals metalloids pb cd flooded residence soil sampling found wide range e coli concentrations soil 0411157 cfu dry gram heavy metalloids detected residences 979 ca 255 pb 100 individually heavy metalloid concentrations exceed regulatory thresholds hazard risk mitigation concerns expressed interviews reveal integrated humannature concepts complicate common understandings hazard perceptibility smell sight touch information affects researchaction spaces qualitative analysis interviews field notes revealed soilrelated hazards addressed biophysical protocols less salient changes direct causal associations flooding conclude discussing potential socialecological hazard information fairminded transdisciplinary shift framework advance environmentally approaches researchaction spaces disasters