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Climate change in cold regions
Science of The Total EnvironmentCold regions around the world include Arctic, Antarctic and High Mountain regions featuring low temperatures, ice-covered landscapes, permafrost, and unique ecologic interrelations. These environments are among the most sensitive to climate change and are changing rapidly as the global climate gets warmer.
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2023
Abstract High winds, low temperatures and unfamiliar hazards make polar environments dangerous to visitors unfamiliar with their characteristics. Winter sports and travel require careful risk analysis as they are associated with high injury rates. Humans do not physically acclimatize to cold temperatures, instead relying on clothing, and
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Abstract High winds, low temperatures and unfamiliar hazards make polar environments dangerous to visitors unfamiliar with their characteristics. Winter sports and travel require careful risk analysis as they are associated with high injury rates. Humans do not physically acclimatize to cold temperatures, instead relying on clothing, and
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 1996
We monitored the temperatures of batches of vaccine during transport and storage from a national warehouse to five Northern Territory vaccination clinics. Electronic temperature monitors were placed with vaccines, and were programmed to record the temperature every 30 minutes for up to three months.
S L, Guthridge, N C, Miller
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We monitored the temperatures of batches of vaccine during transport and storage from a national warehouse to five Northern Territory vaccination clinics. Electronic temperature monitors were placed with vaccines, and were programmed to record the temperature every 30 minutes for up to three months.
S L, Guthridge, N C, Miller
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Computers & Education, 1990
Abstract Thinly populated but huge in area, northern Canada has embraced educational computing to meet its unique cultural and linguistic needs. Through desktop publishing and specialized character chips, school authorities and their teachers have a new capability for producing instructional materials in the native languages.
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Abstract Thinly populated but huge in area, northern Canada has embraced educational computing to meet its unique cultural and linguistic needs. Through desktop publishing and specialized character chips, school authorities and their teachers have a new capability for producing instructional materials in the native languages.
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2015
The polar environment - Travel in cold climates - Whiteout - Humans in polar areas - Preparations for a polar trip - Infectious diseases in polar areas - Hypothermia - Freezing cold injuries - Non-freezing cold injury - Snow blindness (photokeratitis) - Skin problems - Problems of prolonged polar ...
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The polar environment - Travel in cold climates - Whiteout - Humans in polar areas - Preparations for a polar trip - Infectious diseases in polar areas - Hypothermia - Freezing cold injuries - Non-freezing cold injury - Snow blindness (photokeratitis) - Skin problems - Problems of prolonged polar ...
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Polymer hydrolysis in a cold climate
Extremophiles, 1999In this review we discuss the activity of an ecologically significant group of psychrophilic bacteria, which are involved in the hydrolysis of plant cell wall polymers. Until now these organisms have been largely overlooked, despite the key role they play in releasing organic carbon fixed by primary producers in permanently cold environments such as ...
S P, Cummings, G W, Black
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Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2014
Heat is the most direct route from climate change to human health. The links between high temperatures and increased mortality and morbidity have been described in great detail in many settings around the world,1 and the physiological mechanisms are well understood.2 The effects are frequently magnified when there are consecutive days of very high ...
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Heat is the most direct route from climate change to human health. The links between high temperatures and increased mortality and morbidity have been described in great detail in many settings around the world,1 and the physiological mechanisms are well understood.2 The effects are frequently magnified when there are consecutive days of very high ...
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Practice Nursing, 1997
Leeds has one of the largest student populations in the country and one of the busiest sexual health clinics. Barry Blatt meets the team at Unisex.
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Leeds has one of the largest student populations in the country and one of the busiest sexual health clinics. Barry Blatt meets the team at Unisex.
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