exposure indicator

biological marker of exposure | biomarker of exposure

weatherometer [ Weather-Ometer | Weather-o-meter | weather-o-meter ]

organise cultural exhibitions | organise culture events | organise cultural events | organise cultural festivals

one-man show [ solo show | one-man exhibition | solo exhibition ]

exhibition coordinator [ exhibition co-ordinator ]

N. whereas the Commission has not provided a definition of marginalised communities, leaving Member States the responsibility of deciding on a definition on the basis of their national indicators; notes, however, that marginalisation can be established by looking at a set of relevant indicators such as social exclusion, high long-term unemployment, a low level of education, (extremely) poor housing conditions, a high level of discrimination, and excessive exposure to health risks and/or lack of access to healthcare, i.e. those popul ...[+++]ations considered to be most vulnerable and most in need of help;

B. whereas the Commission has not provided a definition of marginalised communities, leaving Member States the responsibility of deciding, on the basis of their national indicators; notes, however, that marginalisation can be established by looking at a set of relevant indicators such as social exclusion, high long-term unemployment, a low level of education, discrimination, (extremely) poor housing conditions, a high level of discrimination, and excessive exposure to health risks and/or lack of access to healthcare, i.e. those popul ...[+++]ations considered to be most vulnerable and most in need of help;

N. whereas the Commission has not provided a definition of marginalised communities, leaving Member States the responsibility of deciding on a definition on the basis of their national indicators; notes, however, that marginalisation can be established by looking at a set of relevant indicators such as social exclusion, high long-term unemployment, a low level of education, (extremely) poor housing conditions, a high level of discrimination, and excessive exposure to health risks and/or lack of access to healthcare, i.e. those popula ...[+++]tions considered to be most vulnerable and most in need of help;

The third recommendation, on protecting the health of Canadians, is that we request revision of the act so that the evaluation process ensures toxicity assessments are made relevant to infant and childhood exposures; that we immediately ban pesticides that are or contain POPs, which end up in the Arctic; that we phase out pesticides based on human health and ecological triggers, for instance, where there is evidence that a pesticide is cancer causing, is highly toxic to wildlife, is an endocrine disrupter, or is neurotoxic to children, and that these effects should be defined as synonymous with an unacceptable risk of harm.