Posted on: 28 May 2020 By: wekantalk

This is very useful info for helping families control HOME and SCHOOL factors that affect asthma. Any strategy/suggestions for how to help families/communities when the environmental threats are coming from outside the home--environmental injustice issues such as close-by chemical treatment plants (e.g., sewage, water), or high voltage power lines and the radiation and micro-pollutants that accumulate around such lines, off-gassing from dumps, etc? Some communities are inundated with injustices from the outside and those environmental injustices contribute to respiratory and other disorders. Any experience/ideas/help?

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mbosworth


Thu, 05/28/2020 - 15:49

This is such a great question and important for all of us , not just asthma patients. This would be my suggestions: contacting your regional EPA office, local city council leadership, state representatives, and occupational health providers.

psharkey


Thu, 05/28/2020 - 15:49

We would probably refer something like this to our occupational medicine department for help and guidance.

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