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Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 1996
On average, there were 633 sanitary landfills in operation in 1990-92 in Finland. Annually, 380 landfill fires occurred, one-quarter of which were deep fires. The total amount of waste burnt in landfill fires was estimated to be 84,000 tonnes year -1 .
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On average, there were 633 sanitary landfills in operation in 1990-92 in Finland. Annually, 380 landfill fires occurred, one-quarter of which were deep fires. The total amount of waste burnt in landfill fires was estimated to be 84,000 tonnes year -1 .
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British Journal of Nursing, 1992
Finland has nearly the highest suicide rate and mortality from cardiovascular disease in the world. Healthcare needs are varied and create challenges for nursing practice.
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Finland has nearly the highest suicide rate and mortality from cardiovascular disease in the world. Healthcare needs are varied and create challenges for nursing practice.
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European Radiology, 1997
Examinations using X-rays as well as interventional procedures excluding coronary vessel dilatations (PTCA) are still almost completely in the hands of radiologists. Although radiology is considered to be expensive, the equipment in Finland has been renewed and updated well.
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Examinations using X-rays as well as interventional procedures excluding coronary vessel dilatations (PTCA) are still almost completely in the hands of radiologists. Although radiology is considered to be expensive, the equipment in Finland has been renewed and updated well.
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‘Finland is not Europe, Finland is only Finland’. The Function of Funny Finns in Fiction
Orbis Litterarum, 2010This article examines the way the Finns as national stereotypes are depicted in recent English‐language fiction. In discussing several manifestations of Finns in the history of English literature, the article suggests that the earlier negative stereotype of the Finn as a figure of fun in English‐language literature still exists but is transformed and ...
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Cohort Profile: 46 years of follow-up of the Northern Finland Birth Cohort 1966 (NFBC1966)
International Journal of Epidemiology, 2022Sylvain Sébert +2 more
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The asymmetric and long run effect of energy productivity on quality of environment in Finland
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2023Dervis Kirikkaleli
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Modes of Expressing Finland-Swedishness: Swedish and Finland-Swedish Sign Language in Finland
Journal of Finnish StudiesAbstract An overview of the establishment of Swedish as one of the two national languages of Finland is provided, followed by an examination of the ambiguous role of Swedish in Finland today. Proceeding from the perspective of Finland-Swedishness—the (imagined) community of Finland Swedes—the article discusses standard Finland Swedish ...
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