Social and economical aspects of the

An area that might be especially fruitful is the application of statistical methods. Because of the technical, social, and economic aspects of the problems, sufficient resources never will be available to conserve everything that should be conserved. Therefore, records keepers must know at all times what is in their collections, what needs restoration, the cost of restoration, the cost of storage, alternate procedures and the costs thereof, and the organizational structures necessary to get the tasks accomplished. 

Social and Economic Aspects of the Introduction of Gasification Technology in Rural Areas of Developing Countries (Tanzania)... 

Receptor, (or "Location") including the physiological, social and economical aspects of the individual perceiving the odour. 

With regards to surface linear works, examples of environmental optimization include the layout of alternative routes, crossing karstic zones, open excavations versus tunnels and landscaping, all of which must be considered while also taking into account the social and economic aspects of the land expropriation for each solution. 

These uncertainties and differences in interpretation would be less important were it not for the environmental and economic aspects of the issue described in preceding sections of this chapter. If the Recommendation were honoured to the letter and all OSPAR area chlor-alkali plants were to be forced to close or convert by 2010, we would see no environmental gain but considerable economic and social damage. EU lawyers might also like to consider the situation for major producer countries like France and Spain where some of their plants are within the OSPAR catchment area and others - with drainage to the Mediterranean basin -are not ... 

Chapter 11 presents an overview of the agrochemical industry. Beginning with the introduction and historical background, it leads to the modern trends in agriculture, chemical pest control, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and biological pest control agents. Social and economic aspects of pesticides use are also discussed. 

In addition to systematic attempts to explain the technical rationale and the lack of risk involved in the activities to be performed, local understanding must be promoted through contributions to the social and economic development of the neighbouring communities. This is an important aspect and has given positive results wherever it has been put into practice. 

These facts outlined above explain the origin of legislation that has been created in the most developed countries and regions, to mandate that environmental impact assessments are conducted for all large engineering projects and that the results are considered in balance with the social and economic aspects of their implementation, to determine the best design solution Oliveira (1997). 

Macoun, Robert, and Peter Reuter. Cross-National Drug Policy. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol. 582, July 2002. Thousand Oaks, Calif. SAGE Publications, 2002. This volume is a collection of papers on drug policy issues in many nations. Topics discussed include drug law enforcement, harm minimization, and legalization, as well as the economic, social, and political aspects of black markets in illegal drugs in Colombia, Iran, and Russia. 

An assessment of whether a particular standard has met its original protection objectives should always be an integral part of the standard-setting process. This should be conducted along with a review of the standard should there be information that can be used to update it and increase overall confidence in its application. A stringent standard may be more likely to meet its protection goals, but it is also important to consider the social and economic aspects surrounding its implementation as it is also important that standards do not place unnecessary burdens beyond what may be required to achieve objectives. 

The drug registration system and other healthcare matters underwent radical changes after the collapse of the communist regime, as did all spheres of life in Poland including the political, social and economic aspects. 

He keeps both himself and his students informed on the most recent developments in his field. He draws his students attention to the social, economic, political, and other aspects of the relationship between society, people and modern science. Thus he and his students always see that science study is not limited to the classroom. 

Finally, taking into account political, social and economic aspects, regulatory actions would be defined. This outline procedure therefore represents the contribution of ecotoxicological science to environmental decision-making. 

Combined with the three leverage drivers of reliability, efficiency and logistic agility - sources of social, economic and environmental benefits - the eco-logistic lever strengthens the contribution of the supply chain to the social and environmental aspects of sustainable development. 

Finally, we note that the economic, social and environmental aspects of logistics are indissociable and all three participate in the emergence of this strategic function in the service of sustainable development, alongside the sustainable solutions of eco-design, eco-industrialization and eco-production used in industry. 

APTIC covers the field of air pollution in the broadest sense, including the social, political, legal, and administrative aspects of the field. Subjects treated in this data base include atmospheric interaction, control methods, economic aspects, effects on human health, effects on materials, effects on plants and livestock, emission sources, government participation (legal and administrative), measurement methods, pollution data (air quality and emission inventories), and social aspects and public involvement. 

Ve is larger than the plasma volume by a factor of 4Ay i.e. about 16. Ve and the type of technology needed for the construction of the items contained in it, are the basic data for the evaluation of the economic and operational aspects of the Tokamak reactor. Of course it must also be considered that the cost of the reactor block is a fraction of the total plant cost. Unfortunately it seems (see lectures by K. H. Schmitter and N. A. Krall) that, as distinct from the fission case, for most of the fusion alternatives to the Tokamak and almost certainly also for the Tokamak itself, the cost of the nuclear island is dominant, i.e. it is larger than the cost of the balance of plant. However, in comparison with a fission reactor, one must consider that the major cost of the fusion reactor is compensated by the much smaller cost of fuel provision and by the undeniable social advantages fusion has with respect to fission. K. H. Schmitter in his lecture demonstrated that it is impossible in a Tokamak to raise pc to values typical of a PWR maintaining the field and geometry pattern pointed out previously in these pages. 

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