... And for the most part, the initiators of totalitarian rule pursued their aims in the name of some grand moral imperative – the Aryan domination ofthe sub-human races ofthe world or the Wnal ... to political agents on the basis ofthe perceived merits ofthe values and ends they serve and of their practical Wdelity in pursuing them It is only thus that the breed of ‘‘scurvy politicians’’ ... themselves, at the very least in the eyes of their supporters, as legitimate interests, arguing not just the contingent existence of their desires but the rightness and justness of their claims...
... sulphur dioxide and other greenhouse gases • carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere and causes the temperature ofthe earth to rise • This leads to disruption ofthe weather patterns eg drought, ... problems Burning the timber increases the level of carbon dioxide in the air Less trees means less carbon dioxide absorbed for photosynthesis Soil is eroded as it is exposed to the wind and rain ... enable farmers to grow more food as they are replacing the nutrients removed from the soil by plants • However, if too much fertiliser is added and it then rains, the fertiliser finds its way into...
... in the dominant paradigm of fertility and reproduction, a shift generated by the development ofthe ‘seductive egg’ theory 119 120 C.R Daniels The ‘seductive egg’ theory The ‘seductive egg’ theory ... gender diVerence generated by thepoliticsof fetal risks, and the problematic nature ofthe idea of individual causality in discussions of fetal harm Social constructions of maternity and paternity ... from virtually all ofthe news stories on fetal health and addiction The absence of fathers in news reports of crack babies was made easier to believe by the racial subtext ofthe story: African–American...
... and new 23 the new politicsof climate change the new politicsof climate change the new politicsof climate change 24 programmes established to this The Office ofthe Third Sector, the new Department ... results in their own term of office The result is an abundance of long-term targets, without the policies to deliver them the new politicsof climate change why don’t governments deliver? The boundary ... that there is already considerable activity of this kind The third sector has a vital role in the strengthening of this movement Some ofthe solutions will be led by the private sector But the...
... sulphur dioxide and other greenhouse gases • carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere and causes the temperature ofthe earth to rise • This leads to disruption ofthe weather patterns eg drought, ... problems Burning the timber increases the level of carbon dioxide in the air Less trees means less carbon dioxide absorbed for photosynthesis Soil is eroded as it is exposed to the wind and rain ... enable farmers to grow more food as they are replacing the nutrients removed from the soil by plants • However, if too much fertiliser is added and it then rains, the fertiliser finds its way into...
... reduce the health impact oftheenvironment (Box 2) BOX THE DEFINITION OFENVIRONMENT USED IN THIS STUDY Theenvironment is all the physical, chemical and biological factors external to the human ... those parts oftheenvironment that can be modified by environmental management For onchocerciasis, for example, the definition ofenvironment would include only that part oftheenvironment ... m e n ts ANALYSIS OF ESTIMATES OFTHE ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTABLE FRACTION, BY DISEASE There are three main approaches to the environmental management of malaria: • Modify theenvironment This...
... information about the state ofthe tank at the time ofthe incident An employee of SWWA at the time ofthe incident is reported as stating that the bottom ofthe tank was filled to the level ofthe outlet ... schematic diagram ofthe works, with a description ofthe main components of treatment plant, is given in Figure At the time ofthe incident, the Lowermoor Water Treatment Works consisted ofthe following ... advice to the then Cornwall and Isles of Scilly District Health Authority “on the implications for the health ofthe population in the Camelford area following the contamination of their drinking...
... watchword ofthe future is the welfare and security ofthe child Love of home and of what the home stands for converts the drudgery of daily routine into a high order of social service The economy of ... THE HOME AND THE SCHOOL One must not displace the other, for one cannot replace the other, but rather the home and the school must react on each other The home is the place in which to gain the ... then the school must take the best means of fulfilling the task Not only has the home put the burden of education on the school, but the school has drawn the child away from the home The school of...
... how often they visited or walked by their first choice Once they had completed the ‘‘attractive’’ places section, participants were asked to place themselves on the other side ofthe aesthetic ... users The results of such studies show that one ofthe underlying dimensions of perceptual differentiation is related to the ‘‘extent of human intervention’’; in other words, the extent to which the ... reliability level of 05 DISCUSSION The analysis ofthe characteristics ofthe most attractive and most unattractive places in the city TABLE Correlations between the aesthetic attributes and the Perceived...
... were the differences between the generations and the changes over the season In both ofthe laboratory-born generations, the estimated probability of breeding declined with date of birth ofthe ... in GLIMMIX, the result is independent ofthe scale ofthe weights Terms were included in the statistical models if they reduced the AIC value (Akaike 1985) Tests of effects when all other selected ... determinant of onset of spring reproduction On the other hand, since some ofthe voles had already started to reproduce in the increase area when they were sampled in the field, it may also be that the...
... documents due to the difficulty in understanding the complexities of these impacts, a lack of available information on their consequences, and the desire to limit the scope of environmental analysis.” ... petitioned the court to rehear the case and the final outcome of these and had yet to be determined at the time of this report’s publication In 2007, EPA’s Office of Water (OW) initiated the aforementioned ... production within the Rocky Mountain region is experiencing rapid growth The environmental implications of these and other energy production activities are a major area of focus for the U.S Environmental...
... that theenvironment becomes better as income increases Furthermore, one ofthe criticisms ofthe EKC is that it has an anti-environmentalist tone because it downplays the urgency oftheenvironment ... model due to the limitations ofthe theory and the assumptions incorporated in it In terms ofthe shape ofthe EKC, debates and further studies have shown other variations from the inverted-U ... High effect demonstrates the negative effect of development on the environment, happening during the early stages On the other hand, the last two shows how theenvironment would improve as...
... ofthe effects of PM often examine whether daily counts of mortality or cause-specific hospitalizations are correlated with daily concentrations of PM, after controlling for the effects of other ... to the annual mean concentration of PM2.5 A value of was added to the X terms in the formula to ensure that the log function is defined at X = The value of Xo is usually assumed to be either: the ... the attributable disease or potential benefits of reducing the risk factor by a specified amount A determination ofthe size ofthe population groups exposed to PM10 and PM2.5, and the type of...
... the core does not follow the 88 day physical libration cycle ofthe mantle but rather follows the mantle on the time scale ofthe 250 x103 year precession ofthe spin Mantle libration about the ... that the center of mass ofthe planet is offset in the equatorial plane This suggests the existence of an asymmetry in the crustal thickness of Mercury comparable to that known to exist on the ... libration amplitude ( o) The ratio of these moments of inertia, the solid outer parts ofthe planet to that ofthe planet as a whole (Cm/C), can be used to determine whether the planet is solid or...
... ECONOMICS OFTHEENVIRONMENT one person’s use of it reduces the ability ofthe other to either use or enjoy it Exclusivity refers to the ability to prevent others from using or enjoying a flow of benefits ... stage, such that the value ofthe state variable in the next period depends only on the value ofthe state variable in the current period and the decision in the current period If the objective ... the final stage or period ofthe program, T The method of solution is to first express the problem in the form ofthe functional recurrence equation for the final stage or time period (T in the...
... scholarship by the Commonwealth Scholars and Fellowship Plan, and near the end ofthe thesis by the financial support of King’s College and the Holland Rose Trust In the years since the thesis was ... Western states By the beginning of 2000 the number of claims had dropped off somewhat to 412,700 for the states of Western Europe, still, however, far in excess ofthe levels ofthe 1970s and 1980s, ... demand in terms ofthe treatment of these entrants The possibility, for example, that the requirements of morality might be the subject of different interpretations or the site of conflicting values...
... the large majority of other states that voted to adopt the Rome Statute ofthe Court, in particular the role ofthe Security Council, the powers ofthe prosecutor, the questions of jurisdiction ... terrorism’, the intervention in East Timor, the treatment of refugees, the expansion ofthe European Union, and the creation ofthe International Criminal Court In each of these cases the political ... view of ‘law as process’,15 Wheeler shows the limits ofthe ‘law as rules’ approach and the value ofthe proposition that communicative dynamics shape the possibilities ofpolitics Although the...
... as the “agency of Government” as they exam the process of completing environment duties of companies based on the policies and the law of Government hence they affect directly to the CSR and environment ... than the other sector, especially in question (about the future of CSR and environment issue) with the IQR is while the IQR of Beverage industry =2 The reason may be due to the nature of their business ... and Environment issue Government staff are agency ofthe Government they directly control the process of completing CSR and environmentof all companies thus the realize clearly the important of...