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18 May 2017
2.letter-to-ministers-mckenna-philpott-and-bennett-re-integration-of-health-impact-assessments-into-federal-environmental-assessment-processes-may-2017-50c0f3d12bf9500a.pdf
The Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) wrote to federal ministers in May 2017 urging the integration of Health Impact Assessments (HIAs) into all federal Environmental Assessment (EA) processes. The organization argues that human health is fundamentally underpinned by the environment and that resource and energy development projects must explicitly evaluate health outcomes, particularly for vulnerable populations and Indigenous Peoples.
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Themes: climate change environmental assessment health impact assessment planetary health resource development
Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment
Document type: Statement
Regions: Canada

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