TAILIEUCHUNG - Children's health and environment: A review of evidence

The engineering profession must adapt to the new low carbon paradigm well ahead of society as a whole in order to provide the necessary leadership in design and the direction of policy. The professional engineering institutions and trade associations must all recognise a multi-disciplinary, problem solving approach that over-turns conventional partisan relationships and embraces a systemic approach to construction. All contributors to construction projects must be prepared to provide leadership in their area of expertise, but work with others to link knowledge across existing boundaries. The field of building engineering physics must be afforded legitimacy through the establishment of professional standards for education and development, conduct and service within the. | Environmental issue report No 29 Children s health and environment A review of evidence Children s health and environment A review of evidence Experts corner edited by G. Tamburlini O. v. Ehrenstein R. Bertollini World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe European Environment Agency The EEA s Experts corner series The European Environment Agency EEA is mandated to provide information to the Community and the Member States that will help them to identify frame implement and evaluate policies legislation and other measures on the environment and to keep the public properly informed about the state of the environment. In order to provide possible inputs to the developing work programme of the EEA and to stimulate debate on issues that may contribute to the identification framing and evaluation of environmental policy measures the EEA from time to time asks independent experts to summarise their views on topical or upcoming issues so that the EEA can consider publishing them as Experts corner reports. Experts corner reports do not necessarily reflect the views of the EEA or of any other EU institution they are the opinions of the author only. However they are intended to facilitate the broader dissemination of more recent environmental information that may provide useful inputs into the developing environmental agenda. The EEA hopes therefore that they will be of interest to the Community Member States and other environmental stakeholders whose comments on the contents it would welcome. European Environment Agency The European Environment Agency is one of twelve specialised EU agencies located in the various Member States. EEA and the related European Environmental Information and Observation Network EIONET were conceived to deliver improved data on the environment and to contribute to availability of better information for environmental policy-making. EEA and EIONET were set up on the basis of EC Regulation 1210 90 adopted in May 1990 and revised in 1999. .

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