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Humus gnosis: soil fertility, research and funding in the life of Sir Albert Howard. [PDF]

Br J Hist Sci
Brown T.
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Environmental sustainability in healthcare: impacts of climate change, challenges and opportunities. [PDF]

Singapore Med J
Koh EY, Chan WF, Lim HCS, Tan BKT, Ong CT, Singh PA, Tan MBH, Sim MJH, Ong LW, Tan H, Tan SY, Huong WCH, Seah J, Ang TL, Yeo JA.   +14 more
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Menstrual blood and ritual beliefs: a qualitative study on menstrual health and hygiene practices among senior high school girls in Volta Region, Ghana. [PDF]

Reprod Health
Gbogbo S, Wuresah I, Axame W, Klutse P, Gbogbo E, Dowou RK, Mantey SO, Ayitey SAY, Boateng I, Nelson PE, Kugbey N, Doku VCK, Hennegan J, Baiden FE, Binka FN.   +14 more
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Aspiration and Reality in Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore: An Introduction to the Environmental Regulatory Systems of Asia’s Four New Dragons [PDF]

, 1993
Ferris, Richard J., Jr.
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Continuous improvement towards environmental protection for pharmaceuticals: advancing a strategy for Europe. [PDF]

Environ Sci Eur
Harrison S, Barnett C, Short S, Uluseker C, Silva PV, Pavlaki MD, Roberts S, Vieira M, Lofts S, Loureiro S, Spurgeon DJ.   +10 more
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Enhancing Access to Family Planning Services in Uganda Through Community Health Extension Workers: Protocol for a Pilot Evaluation.

JMIR Res Protoc
Kabwijamu L, Kabwama SN, Makumbi F, Achola R, Tusubira A, Nabukeera S, Nalwadda CK.   +6 more
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Disposal of Municipal Refuse

Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1905
It is necessary to try and define what is understood by “municipal refuse;” local customs and regulations being liable to create quite important differences, so that misunderstandings might result ...
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Reducing Emissions from Refuse Disposal

Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 1969
Estimates indicate that approximately 2.6% of the total atmospheric pollution in this country may originate as a result of refuse disposal. Although this may appear to be a comparatively low figure, it is important to note that refuse disposal is a universal problem: wherever we go, be the area urban, or rural, waste must be disposed of and in most ...
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Refuse Disposal At Worthing

Journal (Royal Society of Health), 1955
J, WILKINSON, G A, FRAKE
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Refuse Disposal

Royal Society of Health Journal, 1971
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