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A logic-based resilience metric for water resource recovery facilities.

open access: yesEnviron Sci (Camb)
Laino AS   +3 more
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Movies: A recovery resource

Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly, 2023
In my teaching preparing counselors to work in addiction treatment, I have often used clips from feature films to provide some realism and, of course, entertainment. For example, scenes from Reefer Madness, Sinatra in The Man with the Golden Arm and The Lost Weekend can assist in understanding concepts such as diagnostic criteria, withdrawal and ...
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Resource Recovery

Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, 1982
The 1982 Synthetic Fuels Corporation Amendment is described. Cited are poorly conceived resource recovery facilities built to provide heat to district heating systems. Cities today have both a negative and a positive reason to actively promote comprehensive resource recovery. Waste is an economic and environmental burden.
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The resource recovery industry

Environmental Science & Technology, 1976
Views of the resource recovery industry's present and future roles are summarized. Most industries have entered the resource recovery business to expand existing production lines, to promote concomitant services, and to broaden raw materials or energy-supply bases.
Chris G. Gianotis, Richard E. Hopper
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Systems management for Coordinated Resource Recovery

IBM Systems Journal, 1991
Coordinated Resource Recovery is a Virtual Machine/Enterprise Systems Architecture™ (VM/ESA™) function for providing consistency of changes to multiple resources in environments that include distributed applications. It provides a uniform solution for applications to the problem of resource consistency.
R. Bradley Bennett   +3 more
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