DMP 314

5. A byproduct of spoilage bacteria breaking down histidine in seafoods like tuna (causes scrobrotoxic seafood poisoning)
7. The ______ of Cryptosporidium are difficult to destroy with chlorination alone
9. A good example of a neglected disease of poverty (Catherine Coleman-Flowers speaks a lot about it in rural Alabama)
12. The _______ treatment plant is based at the base of Bluemont Hill in Manhattan.
13. Federal agency that sets the drinking water standard in the United States
14. Marine biologist, competent writer, and activist (last name)
17. Abbreviation for the commonly used parameter that helps toxicologists understand the level of health risk posed by environmental pollutants
20. Diseases of this type must be reported by health care professionals as well as teachers and schools
22. The 1914 anti-housefly campaign in Hutchinson, Kansas, helped people grow in _______ of the need for sanitation.
23. In addition to the FDA, this agency plays a key role in the regulation of aquatic animals and seafood.
25. Tickborne disease of interest for both physicians and veterinarians
26. Color-coded scale used for helping citizens contemplating going outdoors
27. Clostridium botulinum spores are ________ in the environment

1. Post-rainstorm runoff of chemicals is an example of _______ source pollution
2. Residents of Manhattan get their water from ________ sources
3. Famous British study that showed the relationship between income level and health outcomes.
4. Mosquitoes, lice, houseflies, oh my!
6. Environmental health leaders use the 85th _________ speed to create safe road signage
8. An indicator of water quality in the management and treatment of wastewater
10. Invisible gas of concern that more people should be testing for in their homes
11. The _______ Act: a law passed by Congress in light of transnational terroristic threats to the U.S. food supply
14. Alarming waterborne disease events in 1854 (London) and 1855 (Ft. Riley)
15. Federal agency overseeing workplace safety
16. Regulates the safety of bottled water using the standard of the EPA
18. Too much of this for too long can bring physiological and psychological health problems
19. A site near present-day St. Louis that archaeologists believe met its demise due to environmental-health factors
21. Measurement of darkness (ranging from 1 to 9)
24. Provides an all-hazards framework for local, state, and federal stakeholders to prevent, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate the effects of incidents of all kinds
28. Volcanoes represent an example of this subsidiary category of the physical environment