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Prediction of relevant exposure sources to aggregate chemical exposures from general and occupational environments: exploration of a decision tree approach. [PDF]

Ann Work Expo Health
Chettou H, Von Goetz N, De Brouwere K, Ottenbros IB, Blassiau C, Crépet A, Vernez D.   +6 more
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Presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in Domestic Wastewater from Community Septic Systems in New Hampshire. [PDF]

ACS ES T Water
Harfmann JL, Roy SJ, Koff AT, Kernen BM, Eaton A.   +4 more
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Scenario Based Dynamic Material Flow Analysis of Dutch Macro Infrastructure Stocks: Assessing Future Material Demand and Circularity Potentials

Tareq MF, Berrill P, Tukker A.
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Quantifying the domestic building fabric ‘performance gap’ [PDF]

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 2015
In the UK, there is mounting evidence that the measured in situ performance of the building fabric in new build dwellings can be greater than that predicted, resulting in a significant building fabric ‘performance gap’. This paper presents the coheating test results from 25 new build dwellings built to Part L1A 2006 or better ...
David Farmer, Dominic Miles-Shenton
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The Domestic Buildings of Odiham, Hampshire

Folk Life, 1971
AbstractThis survey, undertaken in 1967 as part of a more extensive study of the settlement of the area is based on the Tithe Map of 1840, which with the accompanying Tithe Apportionment provides an almost complete survey of the landscape of the parish, showing all buildings, field boundaries, field names and land use, and listing. owners and occupiers
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Concrete Sustainable Buildings Using Domestic Wastewater Treated

Materials Science Forum, 2022
During recent years, the rapid growth of the population in urban areas has promoted the development of housing, roads, shopping centres and industries; having increased the consumption of tap water in the concrete industry. A solution to this problem, is to use domestic wastewater treated, due to the large quantities produced and the need to include ...
Sharlys Verde, Aderly Aranibar, Jose Rodríguez, Eyzaguirre Acosta Augusto Carlos   +3 more
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Domestic Building in Wales and the Evidence of the Welsh Laws

Medieval Archaeology, 1987
Medieval Archaeology, 31, 47 ...
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