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Peer reviewedShorten, Charles V.; And Others – Journal of Environmental Health, 1995
A significant fraction of household hazardous waste (HHW) is generated by home mechanics who use such products as motor oil, cleaners and solvents, and batteries. This survey assessed the following aspects: (1) perceptions of their health-related effects; (2) perceptions of their pollution potential; and (3) their use and disposal. (LZ)
Descriptors: Auto Mechanics, Environmental Education, Environmental Research, Hazardous Materials
Download full textOltman, Debra L. – 1990
Exposure to certain art materials can damage the human body. Some of these materials are identified together with factors that influence exposure, including duration, frequency, and environmental conditions. Responsibility for providing a safe working environment for the creation of visual arts in the classroom lies with the instructor, principal,…
Descriptors: Adhesives, Art Education, Art Materials, Ceramics
