Tuesday, August 28, 2018

M1:5 Environmental Health Home Assessment

  • In the home assessment, why did we want to know about athe age of your home?
    • I think you wanted to know about the age of the house because of lead paint
  • Why would we want to know if someone lives in the basement? 
    • I honestly have no idea. homes in SF do not have a basement that I know of. I have family in Cincinnati, OH and they all have a basement so I feel like I know what a basement is. maybe for carbon dioxide poisoning? 
  • Who is responsible for home-based environmental health risks?
    • I am guessing when I say that homeowners/landlords are responsible for home based environmental health risks
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2 comments:

  1. Matthew Tarape, USFAugust 31, 2018 at 10:06 PM

    Hey Rudi,
    It's interesting to see that you answered in the Environmental Health and Safety Assessment Tool that you have lead pipes! That's very dangerous for your health! I also was wondering what kind of health risks living in a basement leads to as well as who is responsible for home-based environmental health risks (whether it is more landlords/homeowners or more about the city/town).

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  2. Angela GSeptember 6, 2018 at 7:48 PM

    I'm happy to see that you have shelter and place supplies in your home! I am not surprised since I remember you did a campaign on having a go bag! As you noted, we agree that landlords and homeowners are responsible for home-based environmental risks. Also I agree with Matt- I am confused about your lead pipes.

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