TAILIEUCHUNG - Environmental justice

Building engineering physics emerged during the latter part of the 20th Century, at the interface between three disciplines: building services engineering, applied physics and building construction engineering. Building services engineering is the design of mechanical and electrical systems to maintain internal environmental conditions that enable occupants to be comfortable and achieve their maximum performance potential. Through the understanding of the science governing energy flows in buildings, applied building engineering physics complements and supports the discipline of building services engineering. However, applied building engineering physics must also consider the engineering performance of parts of the building not traditionally considered to be systems, such as the architectural form and envelope. . | Environmental justice Rights and means to a healthy environment for all Special Briefing No 7 November 2001 ESiRC ECONOMIC SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCIL Introduction Opportunity risk 1 Born in the USA 2 Environmental impacts unequal and unfair 3 Policy responses for environmental justice Assessment Participation capacity Integration 4 Challenges ahead B a c k g ro u n d This briefing was developed from a joint seminar of Friends of the Earth and the London School of Hyg iene Tropical Med icine on Environment Justice held during the Healthy Planet Forum of the WHO Environment and Health Ministers Meeting in London June 1999. The briefing pulls together the results of this seminar with academic research undertaken by the ESRC Global Environmental Change Programme. The briefing was co-authored and edited by Carolyn Stephens Simon Bullock and Alister Scott with key contributions from GECP and fellow NGOs and academics. C a rolyn Stephens Senior Lecturer in Environment and Health Policy Environmental Epidemiology Unit Department of Public Health and Policy London School of Hyg iene Tropical Med icine Keppel Street London WC1E7HT . tel 44 0 20 7927 2308 fax 44 0 20 7580 4524 Email . Simon Bullock Research Officer Policy and Research Unit Friends of the Earth 26-28 Underwood Street London N1 7JQ . tel 44 0 20 7566 1683 fax 44 0 20 7490 0881 Email simonb@ Al i ster Scott SPRU Science Technology Policy Research University of Sussex Mantell Building Falmer Brighton BN19RF . tel 44 0 1273 678986 fax 44 0 1273 685865 Email Cover photo Artisan tank-makers risking occupational disorders building water tanks for wealthier citizens by Achinto. Kolkata India. I n t ro d u c t i o n There is growing evidence of the links between environmental problems and social injustices. Environmental Justice is the idea that brings both together. It researches the extent of linkages between environmental

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