'High pollution' diaporamas de présentation

Comparison of NO 2 profiles derived from MAX-DOAS measurements and model simulations

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AQ Forecasting

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Polar Bears and Pollution: Trouble at the top?

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Subsidiarity and the economic Basis for integration

Subsidiarity and the economic Basis for integration. The roll of the Government Market regulation Macroeconomic stabilization Equity- redistribution. Market regulation. The problems, which subsidiarity can solve Provision of public goods Reduction of negative externalities (environment)

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MICROBIAL WATER POLLUTION OF VJOSA RIVER AND THE VEGETABLE CONTAMINATION BY IRRIGATION

MICROBIAL WATER POLLUTION OF VJOSA RIVER AND THE VEGETABLE CONTAMINATION BY IRRIGATION Margarita Hysko, Blerina Gace, Klementina Puto.

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New Jersey: The Garden State or the Armpit of America?

New Jersey: The Garden State or the Armpit of America?. Heather Bazarnicki Alexandra Hudes Dan Silvestro Jacqueline DiColo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wguwqy02us&feature=PlayList&p=0B21D68C24924F88&index=97 (4:25). Health. The population has grown 330% since 1900

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Infectious and Non-infectious Diseases

Infectious and Non-infectious Diseases. Definitions. There are two basic types of disease: Infectious and, Non-infectious. Infectious diseases are diseases that are caused by a pathogen and are contagious or communicable (they can be spread from one person to another).

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Nuclear Power

Nuclear Power. Dylan Evans. Power stats. Nuclear power is one of the most powerful sources of energy. A typical plant could produce 12.4 billion kilowatt hours Just 65 plants alone could power 20% of the U.S Since 1991, 31 states have at least 1 power plant in them. Uses.

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