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Water, Green and Health Fate of Nature

Water, Green and Health Fate of Nature. Urban Planning and Health. Subsurface Safety Soil attributed Risks Biotic Risks Water Risks & Safety (Public) Transport Plan only health-supportive buildings Social Security Societal Coherence Towards a new Governance.

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Water, Green and Health Fate of Nature

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  1. Water, Green and Health Fate of Nature 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  2. Urban Planning and Health • Subsurface Safety • Soil attributed Risks • Biotic Risks • Water Risks & Safety • (Public) Transport • Plan only health-supportive buildings • Social Security • Societal Coherence • Towards a new Governance 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  3. Little Natural Variation in NL • Only 3º Latitude and 4° Longitude • 50°45´ North; 3°21’-7°13’ East • Almost no diversity in altitude • 6.7 m (Prins Alexanderpolder) to 321 m (Vaals) • Mean Summer Temperature: 1°C variation • 16°C near the coast, 17° inland • Mean Winter Temperature: 1°C variation • 3°C near the coast, 2° inland • 3 Soil Types in 2(3) variants • Sand (+/- Lyme; +/- Salt), Clay/Loam, Peat/Bog Dutch Nature comes from the farmer, hunter, beekeeper, peat digger and the impolder crew ! 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  4. Persons versus other Mammals • Nice little animal – Creep • Sound - Noise • Scent - Stench • Nice droppings – Dirty mess • Natural behaviour - Snap / bite / scratch • Natural course – Infectious Disease 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  5. Space for Homo sapiens Other Mammalians and Birds are interesting neighbours, but: • Stuffed City: Which species and how many? • Civil Liability: Who pays the Harmed Citizen? • Compulsory Information on Dangers: Who manages the Risks? • Wildlife is Terrific:and just as dangerous as other terrific phenomena? 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  6. Preventing Lyme Disease • Inform the general public and family physicians of the risk of ‘nature’, also in and adjacent to residential areas • Remove foxes from residential areas • Place warning signs in infested areas, also mentioning safe clothing and safe conduct • forest management should include laying out of 2 m wide and hardened forest paths for safe passage 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

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  8. Anti-malaria Poster from the 1st half of the 20th century Ziet gij muggen lang van poot Aarzelt niet, maar slaat ze dood Translation: Do you see mosquitoes long of legs ? Don’t wait, squeeze them to death 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

  9. Soil Infiltration of Collected Rainfall • Disappearance of oligotroph sand & peat soil • Replenish Ground Water for Potable Water Production • Spreading of marsh-related diseases • Re-introduction of temperate-climate malaria • Increase of drowning Risk 7s640-7PubEng: J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

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