Titlebook: Comparative Risk Assessment and Environmental Decision Making; Igor Linkov,Abou Bakr Ramadan Conference proceedings 2004 Springer Science+

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Lessons from the New Jersey Comparative Risk Project from the recently completed New Jersey Comparative Risk Project (NJCRP). It briefly describes the project and offers a preliminary evaluation of its adequacy, value, effectiveness, and legitimacy. The main purpose of this broadly scoped project was to inform a state regulatory agency’s strategic de

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A Proposed Framework for Multinational Comparative Risk Analysis: Pesticide Use, Impacts and Managemet during the NATO Workshop over three days and addressed the state of the practice of comparative risk assessment and its applicability in an international context. Discussion of the application of comparative risk assessment led to a proposed case study on transboundary risks from pesticide use. P

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The Value of Information for Conflict Resolutionfic procedures and studies needed to support participatoryrisk assessment and decision making. Traditional approaches to the value of information are first reviewed, including the determination of potential reductions in the uncertainty variance of risk-model outputs resulting from a proposed study

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Classification Schemes for Priority Setting and Decision Makingion analysis is applied using formal techniques that are measurable and repeatable. This paper surveys available methods ranging from expert judgment approaches to complex statistical models, and considers the benefits and issues raised for decision making that applies various approaches.

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Uncertainty as a Resource in Risk Comparisonsnd private sector efforts have developed techniques and justifications for incorporating risk analytical information into “risk rationalizing” decisions. At the same time, a normative critique has jelled around the inadequacy of risk analysis methods to fully describe, and thus to compare, risks (th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10040-1es on the regional and national level. Micro studies in comparative risk assessment are comparisons of interrelated risks involved in a specific policy choice (e.g. drinking water safety: chemical versus microbial disease risks) and focus often on one or a few types of environmental problem. At a la