SAEHP: Sarnia Area Environmental Health Project | Clean Air Sarnia and Area

The Sarnia Area Environmental Health Project (SAEHP) aimed to help address concerns about air pollution and other environmental stressors from local industries in the Sarnia area. The project helped enhance understanding of the links between the environment and health in the community, with a focus on assessing exposures to chemicals in air.

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Sarnia Area Environmental Health Project Reports

Sarnia Area Environmental Health Project Community Report: Summary report on findings of the three components of the project, including the air exposure review, the review of environmental stressors, and the study of medicinal plants.
Environmental Stressors Community Report: A report on how disturbances from industrial operations (noise, vibration, odour, and night-time light) impact quality of life in nearby residential areas. Includes a high-level summary, and a technical appendix with data sources and methods.
Air Exposure Review Reports including:
- Air Exposure Review Community Report: Summary report on risks to human health from chemicals in outdoor air in the Sarnia area.
- Air Exposure Review Assessment Report: Detailed technical report on data sources, assessment methods, and findings.

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For questions or feedback, please email SAEHP@ontario.ca

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