Tapping Other Resources

A helping word to one in trouble is often like a switch on a railroad track—an inch between wreck and smooth-rolling prosperity. 

It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. 

Safety and loss prevention professionals can often acquire services and information from various professional organizations as well as trade groups, civic organizations, and even individual consultants. Safety and loss prevention professionals should look beyond the normal and traditional sources for acquisition of information and services in areas that are infrequently utilized. This is especially important with new or innovative ideas that the safety and loss prevention professional may wish to explore or test. Additionally, through the exploration process itself, the safety and loss prevention professional may find additional sources as a result of the initial contact with these trade groups or other sources. 

AAOHN American Association of Occupational Health Nurses 

ACGIH American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists 

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Canada s land mass has experienced dynamic changes over tens of millions of years. Climatic conditions, along with the deposition of countless remains of organisms, created the areas in which petroleum is found today. These areas are called sedimentary basins. Where are the sedimentary basins Are they all active sites for oil and gas extraction How much oil and gas do scientists estimate there is How do Canada s reserves compare with those of other petroleum-producing nations Go to the web site above to "tap" into Canada s and the world s petroleum resources. Goto Science Resources, then to Chemistry 11 to find out where to go next. Decide on a suitable format in which to record your findings. 

It was the need to tap increasingly larger volumes of nature s resources and get them to treatment facilities and, ultimately, to consumers that motivated William Smith to lead the way in documenting the need for a potential chronometry. As the practical geologic work carried out by William Smith, Albert Oppel, Charles Lapworth, Robert Kleinpell, and others concerned with recovery of natural resources has revealed that the procedures in chronometry using fossils are basically simple. Many fossiliferous rock... 

Resource commitment is much more than providing for a budget or the hiring of one or several people to do the work. Lawyers or regulatory people who are experts in TSCA are needed to provide input on TSCA s requirements. Alone, they are inadequate to get the program on track or to keep the program on track. Depending on how broadly TSCA cuts across a company s operations, parts of other functions also have to be tapped to be part of the... 

It is now clear that world production of conventional fossil fuels (mainly oil and gas) will be declining by the end of the century. Energy demands for the future, therefore, will have to be met, at least partially by alternative fuel supplies. In this respect, the United States and many other parts of the world contain substantial resources of coals, oil shales and oil sands which can be profitably tapped. 

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