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Foreword Henk ten Have, Director, Pittsburgh, USA former Director, Division of Ethics of Science and Technology, UNESCO Part I. Insights from the Discussion of Related Topics Global, Regional and Local Ecological Change: Ethical Aspects for Public Health Research and PracticeColin L. Soskolne, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Environmental Ethics and Environmental PoliciesMarie Claire Cantone, Milan, Italy Justice, Environmental Health Laws and Relations Between People Carl Cranor, Riverside, California, USA Part II. Principles A Common Morality Approach to Environmental Health Ethics Friedo Zlzer, esk Budjovice, Czech Republic Bioethics, the Precautionary Principle, and Future Generations Robin Attfield, Cardiff, UK Recent Reflections on the Ethical Basis of the System of Radiological ProtectionChristopher Clement, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Part III. Decision Making on Environmental Health Problems The Phenomenology of Environmental Health Risk: Vulnerability to Modern Technological Risk, Alienation, and Risk Politics Mark Coeckelbergh, Leicester, UK Taking Public Opinion Serious in Post-Fukushima JapanMichio Miyasaka, Niigata, Japan Better Living (in a Complex World) – An Ethics of Care for our Modern Co-Existence Gaston Meskens, Mol, Belgium Part IV: Ethics of Radiological Protection Considerations on Medical Radiation UsageJrgen Kiefer, Giessen, Germany Social and Ethical Issues in RemediationDeborah Oughton, As, Norway Radioactive Waste: Some Ethical Aspects of its Disposal Christian Streffer, Essen, Germany Conclusions and recommendations
