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Olympic Dam Mine: Interdisciplinary Environmental Health Case Study - An Exploration of Radiation Governance Needs, Challenges and Opportunities

This case study report was developed in the class “Advanced Social Medicine'' in the Nagasaki University|Fukushima Medical University Joint Graduate School, Division of Disaster and Radiation Medic

The Radiological Protection System - Steve Terada

Steve Terada
Masters Student, Nagasaki University
Department of Disaster Radiation Medical Sciences
Joint Graduate Course with Fukushima Medical University

LESSON 3: WHAT ARE CIVIC DATA RESOURCES AND HOW CAN WE USE THEM TO UNDERSTAND THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN A PLACE?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does brining together many different types of evidence make an effective case for environmental justice?

LESSON 7: HOW DOES BRINING TOGETHER MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF EVIDENCE MAKE AN EFFECTIVE CASE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does brining together many different types of evidence make an effective cse for environmental justice?

LESSON 6: HOW CAN WE INTEGRATE KNOWLEDGE OF RELATED CASES INTO OUR UNDERSTANDING OF A PLACE TO MAKE EFFECTIVE SUGGESTIONS FOR ACTION?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does brining together many different types of evidence make an effective case for environmental justice?

LESSON 5: HOW DO INJUSTICES CONTRIBUTE TO VULNERABILITIES AND HOW CAN WE USE DATA TO IDENTIFY THEM?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does bringing together many different types of evidence make an effective case for environmental justice?

LESSON 4: HOW CAN WE ANALYZE AVAILABLE KNOWLEDGE TO UNDERSTAND WHO PLAYS A ROLE IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does bringin together many different types of evidence make an effective case for environmental justice?

LESSON 8: HOW CAN WE BRING TOGETHER MANY TYPES OF EVIDENCE TO MAKE AN EFFECTIVE CASE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN A PARTICULAR COMMUNITY?

This lesson is a part of a unit that attacks the question: How does brining together many different types of evidence make an effective case for environmental justice?

UNIT: WHY DOES ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE PERSIST, AND WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?

This unit attacks the question: Why does environmental justice persist, and what can we do about it?