Environmental health is defined as the relationship with

• A. The world around you
• B. The foods you eat
• C. The people you know
• D. The relationship with the world around you

Answer: (D)

Environmental health is about how people interact with and are affected by their surroundings. It looks at the relationship between people and the world around them—things like air and water quality, housing, sanitation, and exposure to pollutants—and how these environmental factors influence health and well-being. The wording "the relationship with the world around you" captures this dynamic interaction best.

Other options miss that emphasis. The world around you is close in meaning, but it doesn’t explicitly highlight the ongoing relationship between people and their environment. The foods you eat points to nutrition, not the broader environmental context. The people you know relates to social health, not environmental health.