"March 1994.", On cover: 1952-1989.", This is the final report of: Health studies on Rocky Flats, historical public exposures, Phase 1, Toxicologic review and dose reconstruction project. Phase 1 was conducted by ChemRisk for the Colorado Dept. of Health, Division of Disease Control and Environmental Epidemiology., Includes bibliographical references.
"March 1994.", On cover: 1952-1989.", This is the final report of: Health studies on Rocky Flats, historical public exposures, Phase 1, Toxicologic review and dose reconstruction project. Phase 1 was conducted by ChemRisk for the Colorado Dept. of Health, Division of Disease Control and Environmental Epidemiology., Includes bibliographical references.
"March 1994.", On cover: 1952-1989.", This is the final report of: Health studies on Rocky Flats, historical public exposures, Phase 1, Toxicologic review and dose reconstruction project. Phase 1 was conducted by ChemRisk for the Colorado Dept. of Health, Division of Disease Control and Environmental Epidemiology., Includes bibliographical references.
"March 1994.", On cover: 1952-1989.", This is the final report of: Health studies on Rocky Flats, historical public exposures, Phase 1, Toxicologic review and dose reconstruction project. Phase 1 was conducted by ChemRisk for the Colorado Dept. of Health, Division of Disease Control and Environmental Epidemiology., Includes bibliographical references.
"March 1994.", On cover: 1952-1989.", This is the final report of: Health studies on Rocky Flats, historical public exposures, Phase 1, Toxicologic review and dose reconstruction project. Phase 1 was conducted by ChemRisk for the Colorado Dept. of Health, Division of Disease Control and Environmental Epidemiology., Includes bibliographical references.
Regular methods of measuring plutonium discharges are useless when releases occur directly to the atmosphere from outdoor activities such as spills or open burning. It is essential to make estimates of the quanities of plutonium released in these situations., Caption title.
An Evacuation Annex is a critical component of a long-term care facility's EOP. In addition to the regulations specifically related to the medical components of the facility, OSHA outlines the requirements for emergency plans to ensure the safety of employees., Cover title., "November 2008.", Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Arthritis and obesity are common co-morbidities, and arthritis has been implicated as a potential barrier to physical activity among adults with obesity. This report aims to further investigate the interplay between arthritis, obesity, and levels of physical activity., Amy Anderson., "February 2014.", Includes bibliographical references (page 6)., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed April 2019)
The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health Assessments (CCPEHA) is conducting a preliminary health consultation for the Nelson Tunnel/Commodore Waste Rock site. The purpose of conducting this health consultation is to determine any significant physical and chemical threats that the site poses to human health (including threats from wastes that were transported off-site), and make recommendations for actions to protect public health., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health Assessments (CCPEHA) to evaluate the potential public health hazards at the Durango Discovery Museum site with respect to radiation emanating from the concrete retaining wall along US Highway 550 and from radioactive mine tailings that may be percolating out through drain holes along this retaining wall., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The DuPont-Louviers site is a former explosives manufacturing facility that operated during most of the 20th century. The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health assessments (CCPEHA) conduct a health consultation to evaluate the potential public health hazards associated with site-related contamination that remains on the property. This health consultation addresses the area of the DuPont-Louviers site that is outside of the security fence. This area includes four areas of concern: (1) Solid Waste management Unit (SWMU) 11 also known as DuPont Landfill #5; (2) SWMU 20 also known as Indian Creek Landfill; (3) SWMU 24 also known as Former Village of Louvier Landfill; and (4) Trap Range., "December 2009.", Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The DuPont-Louviers site is a former explosives manufacturing facility that operated during most of the 20th century. The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health assessments (CCPEHA) conduct a health consultation to evaluate the potential public health hazards associated with site-related contamination that remains on the property. This health consultation addresses the area of the DuPont-Louviers site that is inside of the security fence. The available information suggests that individuals are currently trespassing onto portions of the site for recreational activity., "February 2010.", Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The DuPont-Louviers site is a former explosives manufacturing facility that operated during most of the 20th century. The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health assessments (CCPEHA) conduct a health consultation to evaluate the potential public health hazards associated with site-related contamination that remains on the property. This health consultation addresses 9 areas of the former explosives manufacturing area of the site. The nine areas of concern that this health consultation addresses are: Solid Waste management Units (SWMUs) 8, 9,10, 12, 14 18, 31E, 31L, and 310., "June 2010.", Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The City requested assistance from the Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health Assessments (CCPEHA) to identify any potential public health implications to workers resulting from current and future exposures to the plume of gasoline that extends under the Fleet Maintenance Facility and recommend actions to reduce the exposure, if necessary., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health Assessments has performed a variety of health consultation activities on the Schlage Lock Company site. The purpose of this most recent health consultation was to analyze newly collected indoor air data to determine what, if any, potential adverse health effects could be expected from vapor intrusion at homes and schools near the Schlage Lock site. CCPEHA was requested to complete this review by the project manager of the environmental division at CDPHE as a follow-up activity of the previously published health consultation on the vapor intrusion pathway at the Schlage Lock site., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
The Colorado Cooperative Program for Environmental Health Assessments (CCPEHA) was initially contacted in July of 2007 to assist with community concerns regarding consumption of fruits and vegetables from domestic gardens irrigated with contaminated groundwater. After a preliminary investigation of the available environmental data, including sample data generated from residents' fruits and vegetables, it was decided that a health consultation should be conducted to address the potential public health hazards associated with exposure to groundwater contaminants. This health consultation focuses on residential exposures to groundwater contaminants in the Fairmont neighborhood., Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed March 2018)
