An exploration of the question of the epidemiological basis for environmental health, and the community health-environmental quality relationship. The need for a re-thinking of resource requirements, with corresponding adjustments in the educational structure, is stressed. (LK)

This article is concerned with the need for a qualified professional environmentalist/sanitarian to be employed full time at all health care facilities. Rising hospital costs and increasingly sophisticated procedures point out the need for professionals trained to carry out a positive environmental health program. (MA)

Theological perspective on human and environmental behavior, with a view toward man's ultimate concerns or longest range values and the ultimate controls of behavior. Maintains that all human behavior and destiny is ultimately in the hand of a transcendent power which prevails over any human errors.'' (LK)

A report on the United Nations Conference on Human Environment, in which reasons for success, intended goals, recommendations, and specific environmental issues are covered. (LK)

Describes a job training program to initiate new sanitarians into the Department of Environmental Health Services, San Bernardino County, California. In this program new personnel are acquainted with all phases of their job before actually beginning work. (JR)

An examination of the human organism adapting to its environment, and the consequent psychological effect. Concern expressed over public response to our threatened environment as another fad, and the resultant diminution of interest. Attends to man's inability to cope with his technologically created environment with his present evolutionary…

Description of a Symposium on Air Resource Protection and the Environment,'' held at the 1972 Environmental Health Conference and Exposition. Reports included a mathematical model for predicting future levels of air pollution, evaluation and identification of transportation controls, and a panel discussion of points raised by the speakers. (LK)

Prior to graduation, students must spend 30 weeks in an environmental health internship. This program gives the students field experience in applying principles and techniques learned in the classroom to real-life situations. Students are evaluated through monthly work summaries, visits by a university coordinator, and special project reports. (MA)

This article, reprinted from "The Sanitarian" of May/June 1946, supports a resolution passed by the National Association of Sanitarians advocating the examination of food handlers and operators of food establishments on basic knowledge relating to food sanitation. (JR)

Expands on the concept that environmental deficiencies are symptoms of human behavior that lead to environmental degradation. Explores the question of why people behave in a manner that is destructive of the environment with a focus on values and value conflict. (LK)

Lead article in a set of papers and proceedings (8), reporting on the Behavioral Sciences Symposium of the National Environmental Health Association, New York, July 2-7, 1972. A practitioner and a theoretician give attention to the conceptual domain, a conceptual matrix of environmental behavior, and an environmental perspective of health. (LK)

General description of the year-old undergraduate education program in environmental health at Troy State University, Troy, Alabama. Program description, job opportunities and activities of the university are also reported. (LK)