Human impact on the natural environment
Geoinformation analysis within the objectives of waste management systems construction
... adverse impact on the natural environment and human health and territorial features of the risk caused by long-term negative impact on the environment and public health, are ...
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Possible Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Production in Europe Based on The International Practices of Fracking Technology Utilization
... negative impact of the hydraulic fracturing process on the environment and human health does not cause any doubts, and the main problem lies in a possibility to restrict and control possible negative ...
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Environment and Philosophy: The Aesthetics and the Natural Environment
... the Natural Environment is ...the Environment becomes more important when one con- siders the major current environmental problems, such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, ozone layer depletion ...
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Human experience in the natural and built environment : implications for research policy and practice
... insights it is able to provide into the development of behaviours and preferences across the life span (Uzzell, Gatersleben, & White, 2010). Life histories seem particularly well suited to the study of place ...
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A Model of Indicators and GIS Maps for the Assessment of Water Resources
... to human value; it considers all environmental im- pacts associated with integrated water resource ...in impact categories is that the water sources are impaired by human ...resource impact ...
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Sustainable ecological systems and urban development in New Zealand : a wetlands case study : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Ecology at Massey University, New Zealand
... For this metric the main observable impact was the wetland response to a high nutrient environment (Table 6.9). There is some stormwater runoff at all the urban sites due to inadequate protection from ...
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2665.pdf
... to human health threats and actions to avert such threats (Portier, Tart, Carter, Dilworth, Grambsch, Gohlke, Hess, Howard, Luber, Lutz, Maslak, Prudent, Radtke, Rosenthal, Rowles, Sandifer, Scheraga, Schramm, ...
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Micro and microcosm : the human body and the natural environment in archaic and classical thought
... the human body really ...a natural barrier separating the human body off from the natural environment and the question asked is what does the skin let in from the outside world? I ...
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EFFECT OF AQUEOUS LEAF EXTRACT OF ANNONA SQUAMOSA ON CLARIAS BATRACHUS FISH INFECTED WITH AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA WITH REFERENCE TO HAEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS
... Fish culture plays a vital role in fulfilling demand of human. In India fresh water fishes are prone to bacterial infection. To increase the productivity of healthy fishes the bacterial infected fishes are treated ...
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MINING INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH
... Acid drainage is one of the most serious environmental impacts associated with mining. It occurs when sulfide- bearing minerals, such as pyrite or pyrrhotite, are exposed to oxygen or water, producing sulfuric acid. The ...
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Help, Anna! Visual Navigation with Natural Multimodal Assistance via Retrospective Curiosity Encouraging Imitation Learning
... interpreting natural language- and-vision ...ANNA environment can leverage simu- lated human assistants, called A NNA (Auto- matic Natural Navigation Assistants), which, upon request, provide ...
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Selected Problems of the Environmental Impact Analysis of Investment Projects Based on Life Cycle Assessment Procedure
... the impact of construction investments on the environment is of highest ...environmental impact of a product, facility and ...environmental impact assessment of the entire Life Cycle ...
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The conditions of production of video games: The nature and stakes of creative freedom in Stiegler’s philosophy of technicity
... In this talk I would like to offer some thoughts about the ongoing becoming of computer games inspired by Stiegler’s project. For while Stiegler himself has had little to say about them, the changing conditions of game ...
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Sulfate Reducing Bacteria Impact on Copper Corrosion Behavior in Natural Seawater Environment
... In order to visualize the copper surface immersed in natural seawater of different marine areas, we used the optic microscopy. The images presented in Figure 9, indicated that the green rust density formed at the ...
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Seeing Snow: A Siftr Challenge Aimed at Transforming Student Perceptions of the Winter Environment and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge
... While it is important to implement campus sustainability at the policy and operational levels it is just as important to include sustainability in teaching and research initiatives (Owens C, & J. Moore 2008). ...
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Algal Toxins and their Impact on Human Health
... from human perspective the extensive growth of Cyanobacteria can create a considerable nuisance for management of inland waters and they may also release various toxic substances in to the ...great impact ...
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Natural Resources and the Environment
... – Mining, processing, shipping, burning, disposing = Mining, processing, shipping, burning, disposing = increased air, soil, water, pollution. increased air, soil, water, pollution[r] ...
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Novel sampling method for assessing human pathogen interactions in the natural environment using boot socks and citizen scientists, with application to Campylobacter seasonality
... ABSTRACT This paper introduces a novel method for sampling pathogens in natu- ral environments. It uses fabric boot socks worn over walkers’ shoes to allow the collection of composite samples over large areas. Wide-area ...
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The notion of nature in Coleridge and Wordsworth from the perspective of ecotheology
... the environment: religion, value, and environmental concern , ...of environment – one that looked at nature only in its value for humans and not for nature’s sake, was ...our environment and a ...
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Organizational Harmony in Hindu Higher Educatiob Institution based on Tri Hita Karana Culture
... forming human resources, ie employees and lecturers must have a harmonious relationship, it should be realized that the harmonization in the college organization is very ...
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