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Operation Bone Rescue—A Case Study of Remediating Flood Damage to Mammal Specimens
Collection Forum, 2021Abstract Water damage to natural history collections can result from both natural and human-caused environmental disasters. Floods can result in irreparable damage to scientific specimens, depending on the scale of the disaster, types of specimens affected, and availability of remediation resources. In April 2021, the mammal skeletal collection
Erin K. Kuprewicz +2 more
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Friction binding study and remedy design for tethered search and rescue robots
2015 IEEE International Symposium on Safety, Security, and Rescue Robotics (SSRR), 2015Mobile robots in search and rescue (SAR) are often tethered for power communications and recovery. This tether can often cause problems getting snagged in the environment. This study characterize tether snagging and proposes a novel tether managing robot (TMR) as a means of preventing snags and potentially delivering payloads.
Andrew Specian, Mark Yim
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RESCUING REMEDIALISM IN UNJUST ENRICHMENT LAW: WHY REMEDIES ARE RIGHT
The Cambridge Law Journal, 1998The primary focus in current analyses of English unjust enrichment law is upon restitutionary rights, not remedies. There are a number of explanations for this; some pragmatic, some historical, some linguistic, some theoretical. The author argues that none of these, when closely examined, justifies a failure to develop a separate remedial agenda for ...
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Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management, 2004
An improved rescue number, RNSOIL, which is an indicator for evaluating remediation technologies for contaminated ground that is based on both the risk and the remediation cost, is proposed as a tool of risk communication. The risk posed by contaminated ground is indicated by the “figure of treatment priority” at time t, FTP(t), which represents the ...
Yasushi Inoue, Arata Katayama
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An improved rescue number, RNSOIL, which is an indicator for evaluating remediation technologies for contaminated ground that is based on both the risk and the remediation cost, is proposed as a tool of risk communication. The risk posed by contaminated ground is indicated by the “figure of treatment priority” at time t, FTP(t), which represents the ...
Yasushi Inoue, Arata Katayama
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Rescue and remedy: A process documentation of psychotherapy with children in institutions
Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond, 2019Child sexual abuse (CSA) and commercial sexual exploitation of children rob them of positive life opportunities. Much of the children's therapeutic needs stem directly from their experience with trauma. Providing psychotherapeutic support to these children is what motivated Arpan, an NGO working on CSA, to initiate psychotherapeutic intervention in ...
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Bio-rescue of marine environments: On the track of microbially-based metal/metalloid remediation
Science of The Total Environment, 2016The recent awareness of the huge relevance of marine resources and ecological services is driving regulatory demands for their protection from overwhelming contaminants, such as metals/metalloids. These contaminants enter and accumulate in different marine niches, hence deeply compromising their quality and integrity.
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Science of The Total Environment
Traditional and emerging contaminants pose significant human and environmental health risks. Conventional physical, chemical, and bioremediation techniques have been extensively studied for contaminant remediation. However, entomo- or insect-driven remediation has received limited research and public attention.
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Traditional and emerging contaminants pose significant human and environmental health risks. Conventional physical, chemical, and bioremediation techniques have been extensively studied for contaminant remediation. However, entomo- or insect-driven remediation has received limited research and public attention.
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This article discusses the groundbreaking screening of the first episode of This Show May Be Offensive to Heterosexuals , a Toronto-based lesbian and gay cable access show produced and aired from 1978 to 1979, at the Global Audiovisual Archiving Conference held at TIFF Lightbox on July 12-14,
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This article discusses the groundbreaking screening of the first episode of This Show May Be Offensive to Heterosexuals , a Toronto-based lesbian and gay cable access show produced and aired from 1978 to 1979, at the Global Audiovisual Archiving Conference held at TIFF Lightbox on July 12-14,
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Anxiolytic Effect of Rescue Remedy for Psychiatric Patients
Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 2006Siegfried, Muhlack +5 more
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Cancer risk among World Trade Center rescue and recovery workers: A review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Paolo Boffetta +2 more
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