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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH not only covers the environmental sciences but also the human population. This text emphasizes the environmental practices that support human life as well as the need to control factors that are harmful to human life. Chapters focus on the requisites of life, water, air, food, space, and shelter. Chapters also address proper management of wastewater treatment, solid waste management, insect and rodent control and agents that cause diseases. The top Environmentalist from around the world contribute a chapter in their area of expertise to form the most comprehensive text available.

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A "MUST HAVE" STUDY GUIDE FOR THE RS/REHS EXAM! by Michael Greifenstein (Louisiana)

5 Stars
December 28, 2007
If you are going to take the NEHA RS/REHS Exam - this is a must read book. This book covers all areas of the the Environmental Health field and puts it in a easy to find/digest format. It is my number one go-to book for a desktop reference. I highly recommend it!!

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