In Ontario, the energy issue became a problem at the beginning of 2000s, and this was connected to environmental and health issues in the discussion about the phasing out of coal-fired power plants.
Lemon, a representative of the Ohio chapter of the NAACP's National Climate Justice Initiative, lost his mother in 2006 to a combination of Jo-1 syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder whose etiology is unknown, and interstitial lung disease, which is connected to environmental causes.
"And population is connected to environmental conditions everywhere.
Timber processing and manufacturing involves different types of machines and processes such as sawing, drying, machining, jointing, gluing and finishing and so on, which can be connected to both environmental hazards, and workers occupational health and safety.
Therefore, these models could be connected to the environmental exposure models, in order to assess human-health effects from indoor as well as outdoor exposure, using the same methodological basis.
In spearheading the creation of Charter 08, Liu Xiaobo crossed the starkest line of all: Do not challenge the Communist Party's monopoly on political power, and do not suggest that China's problems — including widespread corruption, labor unrest, and rampant environmental degradation — might be connected to the lack of progress on political reform.
Resident well-being is connected to multiple environmental factors and so requires a plurality of interventions from committed and supportive leadership at all levels.
Using all available resources, students will be asked to consider ways that coral reefs are connected to larger environmental issues.
Knowing this helps one understand how the lives and status of women are connected to contemporary environmental problems.
At that juncture natural resource management was recast as an issue of environmental governance, and it was connected to the new environmental discourses taking shape, such as sustainable development.
