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Foreword; Part I. Perception of environmental health risks and ethics; 1. Environmental health risks, moral emotions, and responsible risk communication Jessica Fahlquist and Sabine Roeser 2. Discourses on Risks and Discourses on Value in Environmental Health Michiel Korthals 3. Socio-Economic, Historical and Cultural Background: Implications for Behaviour after Radiation Accidents and Better Resilience Liudmila Liudsko and Elisabeth Cardis; Part II. Philosophical approaches to environmental health ethics; 4. How to bridge the gap between Social Acceptance and Ethical Acceptability Behnam Taebi 5. Social solidarity and the right to health Lesley London 6. The Politics of Hypothesis - An Inquiry into the Ethics of Scientific Assessment Gaston Meskens; Part III. The role of vested Interests in environmental health research; 7. Science, Policy, and the Transparency of Values Environmental Health Research David Resnik 8. The Role of Vested Interests, Cultural Norms and Dominant Paradigms in Science, Risk Management and Risk Communication Colin Soskolne 9. Tragic Failures: How the Law and Science Fail to Protect the Public Carl Cranor; Part IV. Decision Making Tools for Environmental Health; 10. Ethical Tools for Decision Makers Peter Schroder Back 11. The Balance between Chemical and IR Risks - Ethical Aspects Friedo Zolzer 12. The Need for Consistency in Dealing with Individual Sensitivity to Workplace Hazards Chris Kalman; Conclusions and recommendations