TAILIEUCHUNG - Where Energy Efficiency Collides with Human Health

Climate change is likely to aid the spread of invasive alien species, further threatening agricultural productivity and food security through spread of weeds, pests, and diseases of crops and livestock. The introduction of new and adaptable exotic species for agriculture and to meet increasing demands for biofuels, mariculture, aquaculture, and reforestation presents a particular challenge. Ironically, in some cases, the very characteristics that make a species attractive for introduction under development assistance programs (fast‐growing, adaptable, high reproductive output, tolerant of disturbance and a range of environmental conditions, ) are the same properties that increase the likelihood of the species becoming invasive. Such events are costly; invasives accidentally introduced. | THE Green Building Debate LEED CERTIFICATION Where Energy Efficiency Collides with Human Health Research and publication of this report was made possible by The Forrest Frances Lattner Foundation The Tortuga Foundation and The William C. Bullitt Foundation. Environment Human Health Inc. 1191 Ridge Road North Haven CT 06473 Phone 203 248-6582 Fax 203 288-7571 1 Environment and Human Health Inc. Board Members Susan s. Addiss MPH MUrS. Past Commissioner of Health for the State of Connecticut Past President of the American Public Health Association Director of Health Education for Environment and Human Health Inc. Nancy O. Alderman MES. President of Environment and Human Health Inc. Recipient of the Connecticut Bar Association Environmental Law Section s Clyde Fisher Award and the New England Public Health Association s Robert C. Huestis Eric Mood Award for outstanding contributions to public health in the environmental health area. D. Barry Boyd . Oncologist and Director of Integrative Medicine at Greenwich Hospital Affiliate member of the Yale Cancer Center Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine and Curriculum Director for Nutrition and Integrative Medicine Yale University School of Medicine. Russell L. Brenneman Esq. Connecticut Environmental Lawyer Co-Chair of the Connecticut League of Conservation Former Chair of the Connecticut Energy Advisory Board Past President of the Connecticut Forest and Park Association. David R. Brown . Public Health Toxicologist Past Chief of Environmental Epidemiology and Occupational Health at the Connecticut Department of Health Past Deputy Director of The Public Health Practice Group ofATSDR at the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC in Atlanta Georgia. Robert G. LaCamera . Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Yale University School of Medicine Primary Care Pediatrician in New Haven Connecticut from 1956 to 1996 with a sub-specialty in children with disabilities. Peter M. Rabinowitz . MPH.

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