Northern Exposures: A Canadian Perspective on Occupational Health and Environment [Hardcover]

'Northern Exposures' is an important and thought-provoking book that shows how the labor movement has embraced environmental protection and is beginning to create a new and more sustainable vision for the future. Dave Bennett's knowledge and commitment shine through. He is, by turns, the skeptical philosopher sifting the evidence and the passionate partisan arguing for the rights of the people. It makes for a rich and exhilarating mixture.-Nigel Crisp, Permanent Secretary, U.K. Department of Health, and Chief Executive, National Health Service (2000-2006), Author, Turning the World Upside Down: The Search for Global Health in the 21st Century (Royal Society of Medicine Press, 2010)

Preface
 Acknowledgments
 Introduction

PART I. THE CANADIAN LABOR MOVEMENT

Health and Safety at the Canadian Labour Congress
Chapter 1. The Right to Know about Chemical Hazards in Canada, 1982-2006

The Story of the Convergence
Chapter 2. Labour and the Environment at the Canadian Labour CongressThe Story of the Convergence

PART II. PREVENTION VERSUS CONTROL: EARLY MOVES
Chapter 3. Occupational Health: A Discipline Out of Focus
Chapter 4. Pesticide Reduction: A Case Study from Canada

PART III: POLLUTION PREVENTION IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 5. The Canadian Labour Congress Pollution Prevention Strategy
Chapter 6. Prevention and Transition

PART IV: CANCER PREVENTION
Chapter 7. Cancer Battles and the Sleep of Reason: Review

Books About Cancer: Pragmatic Purpose, Profound Analysis: Reviews
Chapter 8. The Politics of Cancer Revisited: Review
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