Traditional and emerging environmental hazards in South-East Asia: double-trouble in the 21^st century

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1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Traditional and emerging environmental hazards in South-East Asia: double-trouble in the 21^st century
4. A quarter century of the Pacific Basin Consortium: looking back to move forward
5. Exposure to Metals
6. Arsenic projects in SE Asia
7. Lead exposure from battery recycling in Indonesia
8. Connecting mercury science to policy: from sources to seafood
9. Mercury exposure in the work place and human health: dental amalgam use in dentistry at dental teaching institutions and private dental clinics in selected cities of Pakistan
10. Protecting health from metal exposures in drinking water
11. Exposure assessment of lead from food and airborne dusts and biomonitoring in pregnant mothers, their fetus and siblings in Karachi, Pakistan and Shimotsuke, Japan
12. Mining
13. Reconciling PM₁₀ analyses by different sampling methods for Iron King Mine tailings dust
14. The “CHILD” framework for the study of artisanal mercury mining communities
15. Hydraulic fracturing for natural gas: impact on health and environment
16. Hazardous Waste
17. Searching bioremediation patents through Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC)
18. Proteomics of Sphingobium indicum B90A for a deeper understanding of hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) bioremediation
19. Novel industrial wastewater treatment integrated with recovery of water and salt under a zero liquid discharge concept
20. Water
21. Connecting science with industry: lessons learned transferring a novel plasmonic mercury sensor from the bench to the field
22. Pilot-scale UV/H₂O₂ study for emerging organic contaminants decomposition
23. Nanotechnology: a clean and sustainable technology for the degradation of pharmaceuticals present in water and wastewater
24. Solar-driven membrane distillation demonstration in Leupp, Arizona
25. What works in water supply and sanitation projects in developing countries with EWB-USA
26. Natural Disasters and a Changing Environment
27. Environmental exposures due to natural disasters
28. Changing exposures in a changing world: models for reducing the burden of disease
29. Sustainable development through a gendered lens: climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction
30. Environmental Justice and Human Rights
31. Creating healthy and just bioregions
32. Worm-free children: an integrated approach to reduction of soil-transmitted helminth infections in Central Java
33. Diabetes in Native Americans: elevated risk as a result of exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
34. Pollution, health and development: the need for a new paradigm
35. EcoSystem
36. Pacific connections for health, ecosystems and society: new approaches to the land-water-health nexus
37. Exposure to e-waste
38. E-waste: the growing global problem and next steps
39. Global challenges for e-waste management: the societal implications
40. E-waste issues in Sri Lanka and the Basel Convention
41. E-waste interventions in Ghana
42. CALUX bioassay: a cost-effective rapid screening technique for screening dioxins like compounds
43. Cancer
44. Cancer surveillance and research on environmental contributions to cancer
45. Domestic incense use and lung cancer in Asia: a review
46. Children
47. Inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene in the South Pacific: how might it be impacting children?
48. Children’s environmental health indicators in Australia: are we collecting the right information?
49. Community-based efforts in health promotion in indigenous villages on the Thailand-Myanmar border
50. Emerging issues
51. Bayesian networks in infectious disease eco-epidemiology
52. Health co-benefits in mortality avoidance from implementation of the mass rapid transit (MRT) system in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
53. Particulate matter 2.5 (PM_2.5) personal exposure evaluation on mechanics and administrative officers at the motor vehicle testing center at Pulo Gadung, DKI Jakarta
54. Life cycle assessment of dairy farms