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Environmental Health



Women call for studies of health impact of environmental degradation



November 6th, 2004

Leading women environmentalists have called for research into the impact on the health of women and girls of toxic chemicals and they urged governments to make funds available to associations of poor women for such environmental projects as water, sanitation, and poverty alleviation schemes and ecosystem management.

Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, under the theme "Women as the Voice for the Environment (WAVE)," some 140 women representing 60 countries at the Global Women's Assembly on the Environment also recommended pinpointing the roles of women in the environmental recovery of war-torn zones, according to the UN News Service in an October 13, 2004, article.

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Source: Healthcare Mergers, Acquisitions & Ventures Week (2004-11-06)

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