19. Getting conservation into the mainstream One way that people try to make sure that nature is protected is through 'mainstreaming' integrating ecological goals into the practices of businesses and governments. Trevor Sandwith is coordinator of Cape Action for People and the Environment (CAPE), a programme endorsed by the South African government, and deputy chair of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Commission on Protected Areas. Trevor Sandwith is coordinator of Cape Action for People and the...
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20. CIB to focus on tool that tracks pollution from developments The loss of forests and the increase in impervious surfaces have been significant since the housing boom started, and they threaten to intensify the delivery of pollutants to the bays. CIB to focus on tool that tracks pollution from developments. This has been suggested as a solution to the pollution problem in the bays. Representatives from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) will be on hand at the next meeting of the Center for the Inland Bays Science...
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21. Purafil Wins Gold Award For Indoor Air Quality Return to News & Community Home Purafil Wins Gold Award For Indoor Air Quality. Chris Muller, Purafil Technical Director, explained, We looked at the major contaminants in outside air such as nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide, ozone, and VOCs, and designed the Purafilter OA to better address these contaminants than other Purafil media types. Chris Muller, Purafil Technical Director, explained, We looked at the major contaminants in outside air such as nitric oxide, nitrogen...
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22. Your pollution is killing you, China warned Mary-Anne Toy Herald Correspondent in Beijing July 19, 2007 CHINA'S measures to tackle pollution are failing and unless it "redoubles efforts" to implement its environmental laws, hundreds of millions of people will fall ill or die prematurely from some of the world's filthiest air and water, a report concludes. Your pollution is killing you, China warned - Environment - smh.com. Mary-Anne Toy Herald Correspondent in Beijing July 19, 2007 CHINA'S measures to tackle pollution are failing...
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23. California Firm Clapper, Patti, Schweizer & Mason Win Over One ... Pipe fitters were typically exposed to asbestos because pipes were covered with asbestos material both to contain heat and to keep workers from being burned if they contacted the pipes. Mesothelioma is often diagnosed 20 to 30 years after a person is exposed to asbestos containing products. Patti, lead attorney in the case, due to the law firm's over two decades of experience in representing mesothelioma victims and their families, as well as the data the firm has compiled about asbestos...
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24. Time is ripe to promote Green GDP system The head of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Xie Fuzhan, said in response to reporters' question recently in Beijing that it proved hard to calculate the economic cost of environmental deterioration as there is no worldwide criterion for Green GDP calculation. The head of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Xie Fuzhan, said in response to reporters' question recently in Beijing that it proved hard to calculate the economic cost of environmental deterioration as there is no...
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25. Fate of Fort Bragg's NCO Club uncertain Fort Bragg officials said it will cost $60,000 to remove the asbestos and fix the heating and air conditioning in the building. The air quality in the club was tested. Defense Department officials in April told Army commanders not to delay the repair of facilities and environmental programs unless the work is for safety or health reasons. To date, we have met all state and federal regulations concerning asbestos and health, Col. Health inspectors found traces of asbestos during an...
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26. Sulayem keen to protect environment Appointment Times Used Cars Classified Times Gold / Forex Khaleej Times Online >> News >> SPORTS Sulayem keen to protect environment By A Correspondent 18 July 2007. DUBAI Mohammed bin Sulayem is spearheading efforts to keep Middle East motor sport up to speed with international moves to protect the environment.
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27. China Says World Bank's Death-By-Pollution Figures Are Baseless China, beset by growing public alarm about acrid air and toxic water, has promised to cut major industrial pollutants by 10 percent between 2006 and 2010. Zhou Jian, vice minister of the administration, said linking environment and health was a "very complex scientific issue" and that it was impossible to estimate how much of a person's life pollution shaves off. However, the report goes on to estimate the health costs from premature deaths associated with outdoor air pollution at 394...
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