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The Responsibility Of Scientists In Public Policy, Samuel S. Otálvaro
The Responsibility Of Scientists In Public Policy, Samuel S. Otálvaro
Bridgewater Review
No abstract provided.
Teaching Note - Bridging The Gap Between The Classroom And Business: A View From Geology, Michael Penzo
Teaching Note - Bridging The Gap Between The Classroom And Business: A View From Geology, Michael Penzo
Bridgewater Review
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Barays, Boeungs And Bassins: Reservoirs And The Capacity For Life And Change In Cambodia, Kevin D. Curry
Barays, Boeungs And Bassins: Reservoirs And The Capacity For Life And Change In Cambodia, Kevin D. Curry
Bridgewater Review
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Renewable Energy Matters: Small Hydel Power And Sustainability In India, Madhu N. Rao
Renewable Energy Matters: Small Hydel Power And Sustainability In India, Madhu N. Rao
Bridgewater Review
No abstract provided.
Return To The Wild, John C. Jahoda
The Thirsty Earth: Acid Rain - A Sour Drink, Margaret R. Souza
The Thirsty Earth: Acid Rain - A Sour Drink, Margaret R. Souza
Bridgewater Review
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Research Note: Pcbs In The Acushnet River Estuary, Jacek Sulanowski
Research Note: Pcbs In The Acushnet River Estuary, Jacek Sulanowski
Bridgewater Review
Much media attention has recently been devoted to potentially toxic substances disseminated throughout various components of the environment. In almost every case these substances had been manufactured and distributed under the assumption that they did not pose a threat to man. Indeed when tested by methods current at the time of their initial introduction the substances were considered benign. It was only later when technologically advanced and more sensitive methods of analyses were developed that the presence of these substances was considered to be of real concern. Unfortunately, in the interval between introduction and detection, the accumulation of these substances …