SOUL + BODY: Tribal Living Risks

Submitted by Allison on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 7:32pm.
Issue: 
2008 July/Aug

Many tribal lands have been polluted, and many Native Americans live close to the soil. Now researchers at Oregon State University, tribal scientists, and the EPA have assessed the special health risks. For a copy of their report, Traditional Tribal Subsistence Exposure Scenario and Risk Assessment Guidance Manual, email anna.harding@oregonstate.edu.

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