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Environmental Health Narratives : A Reader for Youth.
Title:
Environmental Health Narratives : A Reader for Youth.
Author:
Mendenhall, Emily.
ISBN:
9780826351678
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (278 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Half title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- A Narrative Pedagogy for Global Health -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Section I: Water -- 1. The Okumu Legend (diarrhea and ORS -- Kenya) -- 2. A Fly Named Fatima (latrines and trachoma -- Burkina Faso) -- 3. Yaw's Idea (rainwater harvesting -- Ghana) -- 4. Secrets of Still Waters (schistosomiasis -- Botswana) -- 5. What Ibu Learns (malaria -- Guinea) -- 6. Black Water (safe water education -- Nepal) -- Section II: Air -- 7. Shamsi and the Smoky Spirits (cooking and indoor air pollution -- Rwanda) -- 8. The New Stove (cookstoves and indoor air pollution -- Nepal) -- 9. Warmth from Within (indoor heating -- Moldova) -- 10. The Beat of a Different Drummer (coal pollution -- United States) -- Section III: Farms and Food -- 11. Feeding Our Land, Feeding Our Family (pesticides and farming -- Guatemala) -- 12. In the Clear (pesticides, respiratory infections, and cancer -- United States) -- 13. The Piggery (agricultural water contamination -- American Samoa) -- 14. The Family Farm (hog lots and respiratory problems -- United States) -- 15. Tending the Forests (organic farming -- New Zealand) -- Section IV: A Changing Climate -- 16. The Inuit Hunter (climate change -- Canadian Arctic) -- 17. Nafanua's Taro (climate change and flooding -- American Samoa) -- 18. Salty Tears and the Rising Sea (climate change and ocean levels -- Vietnam) -- 19. Remembering Our Source (Hurricane Katrina -- United States) -- 20. The Temescal (Hurricane Mitch -- Guatemala) -- 21. Drought in Zara Kala (drought -- Afghanistan) -- Section V: Urbanization -- 22. The Old and the New (displacement and migration -- Palau) -- 23. Two Rivers (damming water sources -- Ethiopia) -- 24. JoJo Saw Cholera in the Streets (poor infrastructure of slums -- Zimbabwe) -- 25. The Laborer's Sacrifice (labor migration.

Qatar) -- 26. Birth in Blockhouse Bay (environmental stress -- New Zealand) -- 27. Crossing the Food Desert (food access in urban environments -- United States) -- Section VI: Human Impact -- 28. Dripping in Gold, Drowning in Mercury (irrigation systems -- Bolivia) -- 29. Connected Through Water (water conservation and aquifer protection -- United States) -- 30. When the Last Tree Is Cut (deforestation -- Haiti) -- 31. The City Dump (life in a city dump -- Nicaragua) -- 32. The Marvelous City and the Garden of Refuse (recycling -- Brazil) -- 33. The Pit (mining, superfund site -- United States) -- Postscript -- Teaching Guide -- Contributors -- Index.
Abstract:
Written to draw attention to problems and solutions in environmental health across the world, the stories in this collection are about young people trying to make sense of the complex environments in which they live.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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