Environmental Health - Critical Local Needs and Global Opportunities

This is a recording of a talk presented by Dr. Gary Silverman, Director of the Environmental Health Program at Bowling Green State University, at Columbus State Community College on April 19, 2006.

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He explores how protecting the health of the environment protects the health of people. He compares key environmental parameters and their control in the U.S. with prevailing environmental conditions in parts of the less economically developed world.

Dr. Silverman is Professor and Director of the Environmental Health Program at Bowling Green State University. He has received two Fulbright grants to work abroad - the first in Malaysia in 1996 and the second in Costa Rica in 2005. He also has worked with institutions in China, Russia, and Mexico examining environmental conditions and cultural responses. Dr. Silverman is also a longtime member of the State Board of Sanitarian Registration for Ohio.


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