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1	Faculty Senate Minutes October 5, 2015 University of Arizona Faculty Senate 09 November 2015 (has links) This item contains the agenda, minutes, and attachments for the Faculty Senate meeting on this date. There may be additional materials from the meeting available at the Faculty Center. Student Ambassadors Quality Brainstorming Groups Quality in Instructional Activities University Club Veterinary Medicine Program Salary Raises Chief Diversity Officer search self insured medical insurance General Faculty membership Transgender UA Alumni Association Police Body Cameras Arizona Board of Regents ABOR President Eileen Klein
2	Support in Boom-Bust Towns:Emerging Adult Education, Employment and Migration Opportunities Thatcher, Angela Marie 12 August 2022 (has links) No description available. Natural Resource Management Sociology Social Work Higher Education Environmental Studies Environmental Management Environmental Science Education Educational Sociology Educational Psychology Energy Economics Developmental Psychology Community Colleges Adult Education Land Use Planning Mining Social Research Social Structure boom bust cycle boomtown social disruption emerging adult environment and natural resources rural rural sociology rural persistence community high school community college higher education workforce
3	Mexican Environmental Legislation / Legislación Ambiental Mexicana Basurto Gonzáles, Daniel 10 April 2018 (has links) The evolution of environmental law in Mexico has developed efficient mechanisms for environmental protection. Mexico’s legal system stems from the civil law tradition and therefore is a system of positivelaw. Thus, the Mexican legal system is based in written laws, regulations and other legalprovisions, created by the legislature (Federal Congress) and applicable in the Mexicanterritory, without losing sight of Mexican Official Standards (NOM’s) and Mexican Standards (NMX).The present article will make and overview on the transformation of environmental law since 1987’s constitutional reforms, to the present day. / El tiempo y la experiencia en la aplicación de la Legislación Ambiental Mexicana ha sido detonante para el desarrollo de mecanismos cada vez más eficientes para la protección al medio ambiente.El Sistema Legal Mexicano es un sistema de derecho positivo. Así, el Derecho mexicano se encuentra basado en leyes escritas, reglamentos y otras disposiciones legales, creadas por el Congreso de la Unión y el Ejecutivo Federal; todas, aplicables en el territorio mexicano; sin perder de vista el rol de las Normas Oficiales Mexicanas (NOM’s) y las Normas Mexicanas (NMX).El presente artículo hará un recorrido en la transformación de la legislación ambiental desde las reformas constitucionales de 1987, hasta el día de hoy. Law Mexican Constitution Mexican Environmental Law mexican Official Standards (nom’s) mexican Standards (nmx’s) environmental Liability Constitución Mexicana Legislación Ambiental Mexicana normas Oficiales Mexicanas (nom’s) normas Mexicanas (nmx’s)

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