New NLM® Enviro-Health Link on Disaster Recovery and Environmental Health
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The National Library of Medicine Specialized Information Services Division has released an Enviro-Health Links page on Disaster Recovery and Environmental Health.
This link provides information about recovering from natural and man-made disasters. It includes guides for state and local officials, links to state emergency management offices, information for emergency responders, guidelines for workers involved in environmental cleanup, and handling hazardous chemicals.
NLM also offers other Enviro-Health Links on topics such as:
- Arsenic
- Children's Environmental Health
- Indoor Air Pollution
- Keeping the Artist Safe: Hazards of Arts and Crafts Materials
- Lead
- Mercury and Human Health
- Outdoor Air Pollution
- NLM Enviro-Health Links
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New NLM® Enviro-Health Link on Disaster Recovery and Environmental Health. NLM Tech Bull. 2008 May-Jun; (362):e15.