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Unable to identify where the highest risk of exposure occurs, children's environmental health programs remain mitigative instead of preventive. Canada is about to invest in and embark on long-term, focused research based on full-spectrum ecosystem monitoring and surveys that are designed to: provide us with an early detection and warning system, inform us about the status of the environment, tell us whether our actions can or will have an impact on the environment and whether the environment is having an impact on us and allow us to determine if preventative, mitigative or remedial activities are resulting in desired outcomes. According to Sale, the reason for her marriage was to establish "some sort of mitigative normalcy between two peoples now apparently living side by side" (279). |
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