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Indoor Air Quality and Integrated Pest Management
EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs, the Office of
Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, EPA Region 1 Indoor Air Program, and the
Northeastern IPM Center co-sponsored a
National Dialogue on Indoor Air Quality and Integrated Pest Management
(IPM).
The session was held at EPA OPP's offices on Tuesday June 5th, 2007 from 9:30 am – 12pm. Attendance
was open to EPA employees and EPA national partners for IAQ and IPM
programs.
Draft Case Studies for Review
EPA is in the process of developing a
series of case studies on community-based IPM
(see below). These case studies are designed to convey details about:
- Costs and benefits of using an IPM approach;
- Challenges facing IPM program managers and how they
can be addressed; and
- Models for successful programs. We welcome your
comments on these draft case studies.
Comments or questions should be
directed to
Tom Neltner at tneltner@nchh.org at the
National Center for Healthy Housing no later than 6/15/07.
Openings remarks:
Elizabeth Cotsworth, Director Office of Radiation and Indoor Air Marty Monell,
Deputy Director, Office of Pesticide Programs
Expert speakers (included
below are PDF files of presentations, journal articles, case studies, brochures
and related links)
Dr. John Spengler -
Akira Yamaguchi Professor of Environmental Health and Human Habitation, in
the Exposure, Epidemiology and Risk Program, Department of Environmental
Health, at Harvard University's School of Public Health
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PDF version of
presentation
(PDF, 44 pp, 1.72MB)
- Related Journal Articles:
- A Community-based
Participatory Research Study of Multifaceted In-home Environmental
Interventions for Pediatric Asthmatics in Public Housing (PDF,
13 pp, 212KB)
- Pesticide Loadings of Select
Organophosphate and Pyrethroid Pesticides in Urban Public Housing
(PDF,
8 pp, 168KB)
- Determinants of Allergen Concentrations in
Apartments of Asthmatic Children Living in Public Housing
(PDF,
13 pp, 235KB)
- Prenatal Insecticide Exposures and Birth
Weight and Length among an Urban Minority Cohort
(PDF,
8 pp, 142KB)
- An Intervention to Reduce Residential
Insecticide Exposure during Pregnancy among an Inner-City Cohort
(PDF,
6 pp, 530KB)
- Impact of Prenatal Chlorpyrifos Exposure on
Neurodevelopment in the First 3 Years of Life Among Inner-City
Children
(PDF,
15 pp, 234KB)
Laurie Stillman -
Director of Health Policy and Advocacy at The Medical Foundation in Boston
and Executive Director of the Asthma Regional Council of New England (ARC)
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PDF version of
presentation
(17 pp, 57KB, About PDF)
- Investing in Best Practices for Asthma: A
Business Case for Education and Environmental Interventions
(PDF,
16 pp, 373KB)
- Case Study: Integrated Pest Management Pilot
Project: Boston Housing Authority's Holgate Apartments
(PDF,
14 pp, 73KB)
Dan Kass - Assistant
Commissioner for the Bureau of Environmental Surveillance and Policy within
the Division of Environmental Health Services at the New York City
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Dr. Thomas Green -
President of the IPM Institute of North America
Dr. Robert Corrigan -
President of RMC Pest Management Consulting
Draft Case Studies on
Community-based IPM
EPA is in the process of developing a series of case studies
on community-based IPM. These case studies are designed to convey details about:
1) costs and benefits of using an IPM approach; 2) challenges facing IPM program
managers and how they can be addressed; and 3) models for successful programs.
We welcome your comments on these draft case studies.
- Integrated Pest Management in Boston Public
Housing: Partnerships, Programs, and Policy Advances
(PDF,
8 pp, 106KB)
- Cincy Cockroach Reminds of Dangers of Poor Pest
Control
(PDF,
4 pp, 139KB)
- Rodents and Insects Reported in More Than 50% of
Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher Housing
(PDF,
3 pp, 80KB)
- Can Resident Education Make a Difference in Pest
Control for Public Housing?
(PDF,
5 pp, 81KB)
- Environmental Health Watch’s Collaboration with
Cuyahoga Housing Authority Demonstrates the ...
(PDF,
5 pp, 155KB)
- CHAMACOS: A Community-University Partnership
(PDF,
5 pp, 240KB)
- All six case studies as one file
(PDF,
34 pp, 813MB)
Comments or questions should be
directed to
Tom
Neltner
tneltner@nchh.org at the National
Center for Healthy Housing no later than 6/15/07.
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