Environmental Health 1st edition by Sampson

Environmental Health, 1st edition by Sampson, introduces key concepts linking human health with environmental conditions, exposures, and policy responses. Published by Springer, the text examines topics such as air and water quality, toxic substances, climate-related health risks, waste, occupational hazards, and environmental justice. It is designed for students preparing to understand how environmental factors influence populations and health outcomes. Clear, applied coverage helps readers connect scientific evidence, public health practice, and community-level prevention. This textbook is a useful resource for courses in environmental health, public health, and related health professions programs.