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"Based on detailed research funded across two continents and involving universities in Argentina, Spain and the UK, this book sets out an innovative, multidisciplinary approach to assessing both environmental and social risks in a given territorial area. Using data from a number of Ibero-American nations, the study combines environmental, socio-economic and geographic factors to construct a set of spatial and technical indicators that measure the social vulnerability and industrial hazardousness of a defined area. Aggregating these indicators in a geographic information system (GIS) allows researchers to assess the potential risk to which a certain area and its population are subject as a result of the environmental deterioration caused by co-located industrial activity."

"Tugas Karya Akhir ini membahas tentang risiko lingkungan sistem fast-fashion dengan menggunakan kerangka pikir Conservation Criminology serta Teori Realitas Sosial Kejahatan dari Richard Quinney. Berdasarkan hasil identifikasi ditemukan bahwa sistem fast-fashion memiliki risiko dari adanya operasi produksi manufaktur tekstil, limbah tekstil baik secara produksi hingga pasca-produksi, serta dengan kebijakan pemerintah. Kebijakan yang diterbitkan oleh pemerintah ini tidak mempertimbangkan risiko yang akan terjadi. Hal ini akan mengarah pada kerusakan lingkungan sehingga hal ini membentuk realitas sosial kejahatan.

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This Final Assignment examines the environmental risks of fast fashion, discussed using the Conservation Criminology framework and Richard Quinney's Social Reality of Crime Theory. The finding identifies that thefast-fashionsystem contains risks from the operation production of textile manufacture, textile waste both in production and post- production, and the government policy. The government policy does not consider the risks that might occur, which would lead to environmental harm and become the social reality of crime."

"ContentsGeographic foundations of environmental health hazards: the need for a place-based perspective -- Environmental health and disease indicators: valuation measures, transition frameworks and burden of disease estimates -- Population health disparities and social injustices: indicators and spatial patterns -- Conceptualization and measurement of race, ethnicity and class -- Environmental health data collection, analysis and visualization: an overview of geographic methodologies -- Global climate change and environmental degradation: place vulnerability and public health challenges -- A spatial analysis of emergent and re-emergent public health risks -- Toxic chemicals: disparate patterns of exposure and health outcomes -- Geographic principles of environmental justice and equity -- Global geographies, environmental injustice and health inequities -- Population disparities in water access, sanitation and health implications -- Food justice, nutritional security and paediatric health outcomes -- Poverty, race and place: a triple whammy hypothesis for minority health geographies -- Globalization, population mobility and immigrant health disparities -- Group disparities in access, quality and utilization of health resources -- Exploring pathways to environmental, health and social equity."

"Proccedings ot the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Inclusive Approaches to Risk Assessment and Priority Setting for National Environemtnal Health Action Plans, Ostrava, Czech Republic, 15th-20th December 1997"