Environmental Risk: Vector Borne Diseases and Legislative Measures

ENVIRONMENTAL
RISK

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
PART 1............................................................................................................................................3
DPSEEA framework..............................................................................................................4
Population is affected by problem, social, political, economic influences the issue..............4
PART 2............................................................................................................................................5
Legislative and regulatory measures intend to control health federal and state level............5
Role of existing health agencies and health agencies, key stakeholder and including
community group critical infrastructure.................................................................................7
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
Environmental risk is defined as the probability and some of the complication of
unwanted accident. They are used to show the some of the deficient in the matter of waste
management, waste transport and waste treatment and disposal and this several pollutants and
they are being to be into the environment, which is assessed, and this can cause threats. In this,
they are used to caused to threats and they are used to manage the human health and along with
their ways. As per this, some of the environmental risk which is used to show the risk which may
be physical and survive with the hazards. As per this, in this report the chosen disease is vector
borne disease and the location is preferred in the United Kingdom. There are some of hazards
which associated with the environmental risk which is used to include tobacco, alcohol, obesity,
ultraviolet radiation, and they are viruses and his can cause various issue. As per this, the report
state about the environmental risk and they are used to show some of the hazards. These reports
cover legislative and policies which is used to state various factors (Caminade and et. al., 2019).
MAIN BODY
PART 1
Vector borne disease is defined as the disease which is result from the and infection
transmission into the human or the other animal by blood feeding or other parts such as they are
equivalent show some of the factors such as mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas. As per this, the vector
borne disease includes various aspect of endless such as the concept of dengue fever, nil virus,
Lyme disease and malaria and so on. As per this, it's also taking and comparative study with the
acute communicable disease control which is mentioned by Zoonotic diseases and this is defined
as the disease which is transmitted from animal to the people or more significantly a disease
which is exist in animal, but they have tendency to infect the human beings and human act as a
host. There is various magnitude of zoonotic diseases to this some of the vector borne diseases
are chikungunya, dengue fever, Lyme disease, malaria, relapsing fever, Rocky mountain spotted
fever, rabbit fever, West Nile virus, zika virus disease. These all are coming under the
consideration of vector borne disease and zoonotic diseases. They are reported significantly in
various aspect which promote the environmental risk and they are communicable and control by
taking necessary precautions (de la Fuente and et. al., 2017).