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Environmental hazards of interest to the forensic pathologist
The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1983The hazards associated with occupational exposure to various workplace contaminants (lead, silica, etc.) have been known for a number of years. Until recently, the potential toxic effects of exposures on the male reproductive system had not been appreciated. This article not only discusses recent studies in that area, but gives clinical examples of how
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Elementary Plasma Reactions of Environmental Interest
Topics in Current Chemistry, 1980David Smith, Nigel G Adams
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2015
From a strategic point of view, it is essential that business leaders understand the environmental interest groups that are often the first organizations to raise awareness on specific issues and attempt to mobilize the press, public opinion, and eventually regulators.
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From a strategic point of view, it is essential that business leaders understand the environmental interest groups that are often the first organizations to raise awareness on specific issues and attempt to mobilize the press, public opinion, and eventually regulators.
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Reconciling Environmental and Economic Interests
Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991Trained minds can be amazingly resistant to data that challenge established beliefs. Astronomers devised elegant theories of planetary motion to reconcile their observations with Ptolemy's Earth-centered universe. Before the mid-19th century, surgeons scorned antiseptics. Fortunately for all of us, progress prevailed.
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Roczniki Administracji i Prawa, 2023
The recent introduction in the French civil law of ecological prejudice’s concept raises some questions. In particular the one wether if the recognition of the nature’s interest for itself needs a reworking of the French civil law’s architecture which recognize only human being as a subject of law. An answer will be brought to this question and also to
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The recent introduction in the French civil law of ecological prejudice’s concept raises some questions. In particular the one wether if the recognition of the nature’s interest for itself needs a reworking of the French civil law’s architecture which recognize only human being as a subject of law. An answer will be brought to this question and also to
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Analysis of Reduced Phosphorus in Samples of Environmental Interest
Environmental Science & Technology, 2005The combination of ion chromatography (IC) and inductively coupled plasma emission spectroscopy (ICP-ES) was used forthe sensitive and specific detection of hypophosphite (PO2), phosphite (PO3), methylphosphonic acid (MPA), and phosphate (PO4). Application of this technique to a wide range of environmental samples proved that reduced phosphorus was ...
Siyuan C, Morton +4 more
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Organized Interests and Environmental Policy
2013AbstractThis article reviews research on organized interests in environmental and natural resource policy making, with an eye toward identifying the most significant contributions. It begins by considering the question of how groups mobilize and maintain themselves.
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The interest-based explanation of international environmental policy
International Organization, 1994Despite growing international environmental interdependence, the international system lacks a central authority to foster environmental protection. As a consequence, countries have adopted different policies to reduce international environmental problems. More specifically, costly regulations are not universally supported.
Sprinz, D., Vaahtoranta, T.
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Environmental protection and developmental interests
International Journal of Law in the Built Environment, 2014Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to provide a case study of a global challenge: the relationship between commercial development and the protection of eco-fragile systems particularly where river water is involved. It reviews and critiques the legal and political processes that underpinned the Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2010 in Delhi and the building
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Environmental Reporting in the Public Interest
2001Organizations of all kinds are increasingly forced to develop an environmental conflict strategy. Otherwise, in the case of environmental conflicts an organization may become subject to the rule "if you don’t manage issues, issues will manage you" (Health and Nelson, 1986).
Hans-Knud Arndt +2 more
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