Evidence Reviews

Our evidence reviews are motivated by our ongoing assessment of knowledge translation needs and gaps in environmental health practice and policy. These documents uses a semi-systematic literature review process to capture and then synthesize the relevant academic and grey literature. The final product is internally and externally reviewed before publication.

Understanding the Public Health Implications Concerning Shale Gas Production and Hydraulic Fracturing

Summary: Animals as Sentinels for Public Health Risks from Oil and Gas Development

Review of Field Tests on Bed Bug Control Technologies

Cardiovascular Health, Traffic-related Air Pollution and Noise: Are associations mutually confounded? A systematic review

Bed Bugs and Public Health: New Approaches for an Old Scourge

Air Quality and Community Health Impact of Animal Manure Management

Wind Turbines and Health - revised

Current Evidence on the Effectiveness of Interventions During Heat Episodes

How efficacious and how practical are personal health protection measures recommended to reduce morbidity and mortality during heat episodes?

What is the Evidence on Applicability and Effectiveness of Public Health Interventions in Reducing Morbidity and Mortality during Heat Episodes?