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The structure and dynamics of transboundary environmental crimeHayman, G. R. F. January 2003 (has links)
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The ideological and political construction of environment : air pollution policies for Mexico City: 1979-1996Lezama de la Torre, Jose Luis January 2001 (has links)
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Waste management in ancient Greece from the Homeric to the Classical period : concepts and practices of waste, dirt, recycling and disposalLindenlauf, Astrid January 2000 (has links)
This doctoral thesis has two purposes. First, it develops a universally applicable model for the analysis of waste disposal and recycling practices. This model synthesises Schiffer's behavioural analysis of the formation processes of the archaeological record with the history, sociology and anthropology of conceptualisations of dirt. Second, it shows how this model may be applied to ancient Greece. In the tradition of material culture studies, it aims to challenge the entrenched oppositions between archaeology, philology, history and sociology, and to interpret archaeological, epigraphic and literary sources within an integrated theoretical-methodological framework. The model is used to explore various aspects of ancient Greek waste management. It analyses the interdependence of ancient Greek waste management practices with changing concepts of dirt, pollution and cleanliness in the context of the development of the Greek polis. It also examines the universal analytical categories of waste disposal and recycling practices within diverse social and historical situations and settings with a view to analysing the cultural categories of these practices. Practices of disposal and recycling of solid and liquid waste are analysed in various contexts, including sanctuaries, settlements, agorai, and cemeteries, with respect to depositional processes, diversion rate and range of recycling practices. Materials studied include organic waste, potsherds, ostraka, building material, slaughter and consumption waste, funerary implements, votive offerings, architectural features and water. These examples allow the analysis - within the limits of a study using data in an exemplificatory rather than a statistically valid way - of the influence of the concepts of the sacred and the profane on the treatment of waste in ancient Greece and the degrees to which economic, political, social or symbolic aspects of recycling practices were stressed in different contexts.
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The road to conflict : case-studies in the effectiveness of public law as a mechanism of participation in environmentally sensitive decision-makingDonson, Fiona J. L. January 1997 (has links)
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The microbial leaching and composting of sewage sludgeMountain, Teresa J. January 1997 (has links)
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The permeability of a compacted colliery spoil for use as a landfill linerNorton, Esther January 1998 (has links)
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A legal analysis of international and Malaysian law governing navigational safety and marine pollution from vessels relating to the Straits of MalaccaSapardi, Musrifah January 1998 (has links)
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Laboratory characterization of some Permian rocks for the design of underground openingsAhmadi, Morteza January 1992 (has links)
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Design of an interstage electrochemical reactor for the separation of uranium and plutonium by solvent extractionGoldacker, Hubert January 1993 (has links)
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A theoretical analysis of the deposition of radioactive ions, particles and colloids from aqueous liquid onto a stainless steel surfaceTaylor, John Bernard January 1990 (has links)
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