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2. Land use legacy and forest landscape: the integration of databases and archival data to investigate past events and support future management strategies.
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Florenzano, Assunta, Braga, Lorenzo, Saponi, Francesco, Vaccari, Andrea, and Mercuri, Anna Maria
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- 2023
3. Therapeutic taskscapes and craft geography: cultivating well-being and atmospheres of recovery in the workshop.
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Smith, Thomas S. J.
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GEOGRAPHY ,WELL-being ,HUMAN geography ,ATMOSPHERE ,SOCIAL enterprises - Abstract
This paper presents empirical material drawn from a participatory 'apprentice ethnographic' research project examining the everyday geographies of a recovery-oriented wood workshop in Edinburgh, Scotland. It addresses two key literature gaps in human geography: firstly, empirically developing the concept of atmosphere within therapeutic landscapes research, and, secondly, exploring the notion of well-being in spaces of craft. The paper develops a more enlivened understanding of well-being as a dynamic and emplaced process, with the study's methodological approach allowing the researcher to focus less on the individual psychological attributes of participants and more on the spatial aspects of journeys towards recovery and well-being. The paper highlights how 'atmospheres of care' are tentatively co-constructed and maintained in the taskscape of the workshop, creating a liminal space of recovery and transition. It concludes with implications for the wider study of social and ethical economic enterprises and institutions of care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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4. BETWEEN LISTENING AND SOUNDING: EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF AUGMENTED INSTRUMENTS.
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Gardner, Thomas
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DIGITAL electronics ,ELECTRONIC circuits ,LANGUAGE ability ,METAMORPHOSIS ,FRICTION ,LISTENING - Abstract
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- 2022
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5. Some Questions Raised by the Practice of Online Analysis1.
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Martin‐Vallas, François
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AUTHORS - Abstract
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- 2023
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6. ‘How this holiday makes a difference’: The language of environment and the environment of nature in a cross-cultural study of ecotourism
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Spinzi, Cinzia, Miller, D, and Spinzi, CG
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Ambiente ,natura ,territorio ,ecoturismo ,orientamenti culturali ,corpus linguistics ,nature ,environment ,phraseology ,cultural orientations ,Settore L-LIN/12 - Lingua E Traduzione - Lingua Inglese ,Quaderni del CeSLiC. Occasional papers ,environment, nature, corpus linguistics, phraseology, cultural orientations ,L-LIN/12 Lingua e traduzione - Lingua inglese - Abstract
Partendo dal presupposto che le differenze culturali spesso costituiscono una fonte potenziale di problematiche traduttive, questo contributo mira a evidenziare le differenze che emergono sul piano linguistico, a livello lessicale, ma soprattutto fraseologico, in seguito a variegati orientamenti culturali che agiscono come filtri. Il linguaggio specialistico analizzato riguarda una nicchia particolare del mercato del turismo, ossia l’ecoturismo, che sta conquistando un terreno sempre più vasto in seguito ad una maggiore attenzione rivolta nei confronti di tematiche attuali, come quelle di impatto ambientale. Abbracciando una prospettiva interculturale, il lavoro indaga il diverso approccio che la cultura americana, britannica e italiana mostrano nei confronti dell’ambiente e della natura, ipotizzate, in questo contesto, come categorie ideologiche del linguaggio utilizzate per la promozione dell’ecoturismo. È centrale allo studio la classificazione operata negli anni da Hall (1976; 1983; 1990) fra culture verosimilmente più orientate verso il contesto, come quella italiana, e quelle più orientate verso il testo, come quelle americana e britannica. Tale suddivisione comporta una serie di diverse tendenze, soprattutto comunicative, che caratterizzano le culture e quindi anche le lingue. Per esempio, ad una maggiore espressività dell’Italiano sembrerebbe corrispondere una comunicazione più informativa dell’Inglese britannico. I dati analizzati derivano da un corpus comparabile assemblato ad hoc che include testi scaricati da siti web ufficiali dell’ecoturismo. L’analisi parte da un approccio quantitativo basato sulla Corpus Linguistics, avvalendosi della teoria fraseologica che risulta rilevante anche a livello traduttivo. Emergono notevoli discrepanze fra le tre lingue nell’uso dei termini chiave del discorso. I risultati dell’indagine rilevano differenze di lessicalizzazione dei concetti fondamentali che sono parte di altrettanto diverse scelte fraseologiche nelle tre lingue. Il lavoro conferma l’importanza di come la pratica traduttiva possa trarre vantaggi da uno studio sistematico delle multiword units nelle lingue e culture.
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- 2010
7. Staging atmosphere: collective emotional labour on the film set.
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Watson, Allan, Ward, Jenna, and Fair, James
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CULTURAL geography ,ATMOSPHERE ,LABOR ,HUMAN geography ,FILMMAKERS - Abstract
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- 2021
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8. States as Role Models: Why Some Countries' Policies Matter More than Others.
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Greenhill, Brian and Willis, Charmaine N
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ROLE models , *SUCCESS , *PUBLIC opinion , *COUNTRIES , *ENVIRONMENTAL rights , *HUMAN rights , *POLICY diffusion - Abstract
We often look to the examples set by other countries when thinking about how to deal with problems at home. But what explains why some countries are more likely to serve as role models than others? Are people influenced mainly by the examples set by countries that are considered to be particularly successful in a given policy area? Or are they influenced to a greater extent by countries that are more familiar to them, or that appear more similar to their own? In this paper, we test these hypotheses using two large (n |$\ > {\rm{\ }}$| 2,000) survey-based experiments conducted in the United States. The first focuses on environmental issues, while the second focuses on human rights issues. In both studies, the respondents were presented with a randomly drawn list of countries and asked to indicate how relevant the examples that these countries set should be to policy discussions in the United States. Our results suggest that the US public's perception of the relevance of other countries' experiences is driven primarily by the extent to which the respondent perceives the other countries as familiar to them, or similar to the United States, rather than by more objective measures of policy success. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Today is the past of tomorrow: lessons from Palaeoecology for sustainable development.
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Florenzano, Assunta, Barbieri, Alice, Boldrini, Andrea, Brandoli, Sara, Francesconi, Stefano, Gardini, Riccardo, Medola, Gabriele, Monari, Elena, Prato, Gianluigi, Tinterri, Laura, and Mercuri, Anna Maria
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PALEOECOLOGY ,SUSTAINABLE development ,MASTER'S degree ,SUSTAINABILITY ,ECOLOGICAL disturbances ,ECOSYSTEM dynamics ,NOXIOUS weeds - Abstract
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- 2022
10. The impacts of animal farming: a critical review of secondary and high school textbooks
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Fonseca, Rui Pedro
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- 2023
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11. The unappreciated slowness of conventional tourism.
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Larsen, Gunvor Riber
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TOURISM ,TRAVELER attitudes ,PSYCHOLOGICAL distance ,HOLIDAYS ,HISTORICAL distance - Abstract
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- 2016
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12. The environmental issue as eco-hermeneutics.
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Silvano Batista, Gustavo
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HERMENEUTICS , *ECOLOGY , *SOLIDARITY , *PRAXIS (Process) , *SPHERES , *POSSIBILITY - Abstract
The main goal of this paper is to discuss the connection between Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics and environmental issues as a kind of eco-hermeneutics. In this sense, one seeks to discuss the contribution of Gadamer's ontological-practical thought in ecological terms as a branch of philosophy in which issues around the environment constitute a common point in the scope of human praxis. Pointing out the ecological crisis as an essential issue, Gadamer indicates a way to think about the constitution of the way of being in the world with others, situated on a current and increasingly degraded sphere of praxis. In essence, he offers an interpretative horizon to ecological questioning as an avenue through which to think about hermeneutical solidarity in terms of ecological solidarity and thereby provide a possibility of rehabilitating praxis from the shared environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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13. Some Questions Raised by the Practice of Online Analysis1.
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Martin‐Vallas, François
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In this paper the author explores some of the issues raised by the practice of online analysis. In particular, he emphasizes the difference between the setting and the frame and proposes a theoretical approach of the latter as emerging within the transferential dynamic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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14. Palynology as a field of Applied Botany: an interdisciplinary approach to interpret the past and address future conservation challenges.
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Mercuri, Anna Maria, Bellini, Elena, Bonaffini, Andrea, Cenni, Elena, Ferrari, Valentina, Frigieri, Federica, Perico, Cristina, Ricucci, Cristina, Scaramelli, Marco, Vincenzi, Joel, Vitali, Valentina, Zanni, Giulio, and Florenzano, Assunta
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PALYNOLOGY ,BOTANICAL research ,PLANT classification ,DOMESTICATION of plants ,PHYLOGENY - Abstract
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- 2021
15. GEOMORPHOLOGICAL RESTORATION ON TAILING DEPOSITS: A STUDY CASE APPLIED TO THE RIO BLANCO MINING CONCESSION, ECUADOR.
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Moreno Farfán, Raúl Andrés
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LAND mines ,SUSTAINABLE development ,SOCIAL conflict ,MINERAL industries ,STORAGE - Abstract
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- 2023
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16. Analysis on Air Pollution in South America during the Propagation of COVID-19.
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Martínez Burgos, Walter José, Lima Serra, Josilene, Parody Muñoz, Alexander, Wedderhoff Herrmann, Leonardo, Gallego-Cartagena, Euler, Paternina-Arboleda, Carlos D., Thomaz Soccol, Vanete, Santiago Martínez, Vera Judith, and Ricardo Soccol, Carlos
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COVID-19 pandemic , *AIR pollution , *ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis , *STAY-at-home orders , *AIR quality , *INFECTIOUS disease transmission - Abstract
The global pandemic due to the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus has caused significant impact on various sectors of society, e.g., health, science, and economy, with a remarkable change in environmental aspects. The present study focused on an analysis of the spread of COVID-19 in South America, highlighting the impacts of lockdown policies on the air quality in the main cities of ten countries during the pandemics, furthermore, through simple regression statistical models, the behavior of accumulated daily cases of COVID-19 in 13 countries was characterized. The lockdown strategy was one of the first measures adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) to control the spread of the coronavirus, significantly reducing traffic and industrial activities. This measure has surprisingly improved the air quality in four of the 13 South American cities studied, e.g., Guarulhos (Brazil), Santiago de Chile (Chile), Bogota (Colombia), and Lima (Peru), with reductions in PM2.5, PM10, and ozone (O3). The propagation behavior of COVID-19 in South America and the environmental impact analyses provided in this paper demonstrate the intense effect of commercial and industrial activities and can be used to subsidize future reductions in pollution and disease contamination. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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17. ENVIROMENTAL EDUCATION IN CHILDREN: 3R PRACTICES IN BOBOIBOY ANIMATION.
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Mamat, Maharam, Yaacob, Maisarah, Keng, Lim Kar, Yusof, Nor Afian, Ma’arof, Daing Zairi, Ramachandran, Devendran, and Sayuti, Muhammad Hannan
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ENVIRONMENTAL education ,SUSTAINABILITY ,CHILDREN ,SOLID waste management ,ANIMATED television programs ,ADULTS ,AWARENESS ,ENVIRONMENTAL sciences - Abstract
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- 2024
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18. Territory, environment and way of life: conflicts between agribusiness and the Quilombola community of Morro de São João, Tocantins.
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Barbosa e Souza, Lucas and Felício Chaveiro, Eguimar
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AGRICULTURAL economics ,DEFORESTATION ,WATER shortages ,AGRICULTURAL chemicals - Abstract
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- 2019
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19. Application of pH sensors for preventive preservation in storerooms at the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (Madrid).
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AGUA, FERNANDO, LUIS GARVÍA, ANGEL, BARREIRO, JOSEFINA, MORALES-MARTÍN, DANIEL, GARCÍA-HERAS, MANUEL, and VILLEGAS, MARIA-ANGELES
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INTRODUCED animals ,DETECTORS ,PRESERVATION of materials ,ENVIRONMENTAL monitoring ,EXHIBITION buildings - Abstract
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- 2022
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20. Dominant ecological paradigm expressed through the concept of sustainability in Spanish-speaking digital rhetoric.
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Nalleli Salazar-Chapa, Gabriel Valerio-Ureña, and Juan Milton Jair Aragón Palacios
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SUSTAINABLE development ,STREAMING video & television ,MODERN history ,RHETORIC ,GREENWASHING (Marketing) ,SUSTAINABILITY - Abstract
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- 2024
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21. Cochineal and its environmental impact.
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Escobar, Verónica Baque and Alvarado Salazar, Boris Alfredo
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PEST control ,AGRICULTURAL development ,BIODIVERSITY conservation ,MEALYBUGS ,ENVIRONMENTAL health ,ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis ,ECOSYSTEMS - Abstract
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- 2024
22. LIFESTYLE ECO-INFLUENCERS ADVERTISING: IS ENGAGEMENT DRIVEN BY CONTENT OR FANDOM?
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Castillo-Abdul, Bárbara, Romero-Rodríguez, Luis M., and Fernández-Rodríguez, Carlos
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INFLUENCER marketing ,PRODUCT advertising ,SOCIAL capital ,WESTERN countries ,VEGANISM ,PUBLIC sphere - Abstract
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- 2024
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23. Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew Partners: The Contributions of British Architects to Built Environment in Colonial Nigeria, 1946-1959.
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Oladiti, Abiodun Akeem, Adeoye, Dorcas Oluwaseyi, and Idowu, Ajibade Samuel
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This paper examines the contributions of two British architects, Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew in the development of built environment in Nigeria after World War II. It analyses the historical development of the built environment in Nigeria's public space with respect to modernize infrastructures such as banks, schools, teachers training colleges and the university needed in support of the colonial administration in Nigeria. The agitation of the nationalists and postwar reconstruction facilitated and encouraged the British Empire to develop the edifice or structures that would be suitable for the environment. This, to a large extent, influenced the Nigerian architecture and built environment. Their design principles yielded functional institutional spaces and a hybrid aesthetics that signifies modernist construction and colonial influence. The paper concludes that the designs of both Fry and Drew represent a milestone and significant contribution to the development of built environment in colonial Nigeria. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
24. Description of the main aspects influencing Bombyx mori L. (Lepidoptera: Bombycidae) rearing.
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McCook, A. R. Torres, Fernández, Beatriz Caballero, and Barcenas, Adileidys Ruiz
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LEPIDOPTERA , *SILKWORMS , *SILK production - Abstract
Bombyx mori L. is one of the most important species for silk production internationally. Being a domesticated species, there are certain factors to be considered during its breeding. This paper discusses the influence of certain factors on silkworm rearing. Reference is made to B. mori breeds and their peculiarities regarding their productive characteristics. In addition, the effects of certain environmental factors are explained, as well as their interaction with food and diseases that affect silkworm. Regarding the latter, the main strategies used for fighting them are mentioned. The interaction of larvae, environment, food and diseases influence mainly on B. mori rearing. The success of this agribusiness is determined by the strict control over these factors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
25. Evaporative cooling system for gestating and lactating sows: a systematic review.
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dos Santos Alves Mendes, Melissa Fabíola, Henrique de Oliveira, David, Loures Cruz, Fábio, dos Santos Alves Mendes, Múcio André, Vilas Boas Ribeiro, Bruna Pontara, and Antônio Ferreira, Rony
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SOWS , *COOLING systems , *META-analysis , *EVAPORATIVE cooling , *CRITICAL temperature , *HUMIDITY , *SWINE breeding - Abstract
Climatic characteristics of the production sites of pigs influence the yield of the system, with breeding sows being a category extremely sensitive to high temperatures, especially when their upper critical temperature is reached. This review evaluated the effects of the evaporative cooling system on environmental, physiological and performance parameters in breeding sows. By means of this review, a bibliographic search was performed using the following keywords: sow; swine; gilt and pig combined individually with the expression 'evaporative cooling'. A total of 11 papers met the prerequisites determined to compose the systematic review and the studies involved gestating and lactating sows maintained in environments that presented ambient temperatures between 21.5 and 34.8 °C and relative humidity between 32.2 and 84.2%. The evaporative cooling system was used in order to cool the macro or micro environment. It can be concluded that the use of evaporative cooling system promotes increase in feed intake per lactating sow, decrease in weight loss in lactation, increase of weight of piglets at weaning, temperature reduction of the barns and decrease of the respiratory rate of the sows. For gestating sows, no changes in reproductive performance were reported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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26. Global research trends in green roofs: benefits, main developments and future needs.
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Carvajal Muñoz, Juan Sebastián and Carmona García, Charlie Esperanza
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GREEN roofs ,SUSTAINABILITY ,GARDENING ,ENERGY consumption ,HUMAN ecology - Abstract
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- 2015
27. SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES: ANA (VINCI AIRPORTS) CASE STUDY.
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Piedade, Lúcia, Inácio Marques, Mariana, and O'Neill, Alexandra
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SUSTAINABLE development reporting ,EMPLOYEE training ,PRODUCT life cycle assessment ,SUSTAINABILITY ,CAREER development - Published
- 2023
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28. The spatial dimension in university-social environment interactions. A proposal for the Argentine case.
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Sánchez Macchioli, Pablo, Di Bello, Mariana Eva, and Soca, Fernanda Andrea
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SPACE environment ,COLLEGE environment - Abstract
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- 2023
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29. Contribution of formative research to design an environmental program for obesity prevention in schools in Mexico City.
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Bonvecchio, Anabelle, Théodore, Florence L., Safdie, Margarita, Duque, Tiffany, Ángeles Villanueva, María, Torres, Catalina, and Rivera, Juan
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PREVENTION of obesity ,CHILDHOOD obesity ,CHILDREN ,HEALTH promotion ,SCHOOL lunchrooms, cafeterias, etc. ,SCHOOL environment ,HEALTH - Abstract
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- 2014
30. Le Carte Nautiche: dalla carta ai BIT
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Aldo Caterino
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idrografia ,oceanografia ,batimetria ,carte nautiche ,cartografia elettronica ,sonar ,scandaglio ,fondali ,correnti ,maree ,clima ,ambiente ,Cartography ,GA101-1776 ,Cadastral mapping ,GA109.5 - Abstract
The Istituto Idrografico della Marina, founded in Genoa in 1872, is responsible for the national hydrographic service and the production of the official nautical documentation, both paper and digital, relating to Italian seas. Today the cartography is entirely produced with the help of the computer and sent to users in digital format or printed on special kinds of paper via digital machines: in short, the process has been strongly standardized and industrialized, losing part of the romantic and of craftsmanship aura it had in the past. The electronic cartographic portfolio published by the Istituto Idrografico consists of 262 charts and is splitted for navigation purposes, ranging from large-scale maps of Italian territorial waters, coasts and main ports, to small-scale maps covering all the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
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- 2019
31. ENVIRONMENT BASED INNOVATION. POLICY QUESTIONS.
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Pessoa, Argentino and Silva, Mário Rui
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NATURAL resources , *ENVIRONMENTAL policy , *ENVIRONMENTALISM , *ENVIRONMENTAL protection , *INNOVATION management , *KNOWLEDGE management , *COMMUNITY development , *STRATEGIC planning - Abstract
Natural resources and physical cultural resources, referred to in this paper as "Environmental Resources", can be important assets for regional competitiveness and innovation. In recent years, these types of assets have been increasingly taken into consideration in the design and implementation of regional development strategies, as a consequence of their potential role as a source of differentiation and of new competitive advantages. However, in contrast to environmental policies, which usually focus on the protection of the environment, innovation policies and their instruments are largely shaped by, and geared towards, knowledge-based innovation. In this paper, we discuss the role played by environmental resources in the context of regional innovation policies. We begin by discussing the relationship between environmental resources and regional development, and by emphasizing some contrasting views with regard to the function of environmental resources in regional development. Then, we address the relationship between regional competitive advantages and innovation strategies. The specific issues and problems that arise whenever the aim is to attain competitive advantages through the valorisation of environmental resources constitute the core of section III. In that section, we highlight the specific characteristics of environmental resources and we discuss the applicability of the "natural resource curse" argument to the dynamics based on the valorisation of environmental resources. The reasons that justify public intervention as well as the difficulties concerning the adequate level of intervention (local / regional / national) are also examined. The paper ends with some conclusions and policy implications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
32. DETERMINING FACTORS FOR YOUNG INVESTORS TO INVEST IN THE CAPITAL MARKET.
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Awaluddin, Murtiadi, Molina, Nurlia, and Wahyuni
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INVESTORS ,CAPITAL market ,FINANCIAL literacy ,LITERACY ,GOING public (Securities) ,SOCIAL learning theory ,THEORY of reasoned action - Published
- 2023
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33. Microplastics, environment, and human health. A global review.
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Arias-Hoyos, Arnol, Vela Rico, Juan José, and Gómez Ortiz, Cristian Samir
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MICROPLASTICS ,LITERATURE reviews ,FISHING nets ,SOIL pollution ,AQUIFERS ,MARINE ecology ,ECOSYSTEMS ,MARINE biodiversity - Abstract
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34. Treaty regime of ocean fertilization: gaps and solutions.
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Kordi, Zahra Mahmoodi and Miansarayi, Masume Gholami
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SOFT law ,OBLIGATIONS (Law) ,OCEAN ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,INTERNATIONAL law ,CRITICAL realism ,CLIMATE change denial - Abstract
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35. Classroom Environments That Promote Learning from the Perspective of School Children
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Marianella Castro-Pérez and María Esther Morales-Ramírez
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Ambiente ,aprendizaje ,aula ,calidad de la educación ,Education ,Special aspects of education ,LC8-6691 - Abstract
The following paper is based on a research41 made on school environments that promote learning in children. Its objective was “to determine the physical and socio-emotional factors of school environments that promote learning.” To this end, the investigation had both an exploratory and descriptive approach in terms of the various physical and emotional elements that influence the classroom environment and, therefore, the learning process. In this paper, reference is made only to the data provided by the child population. Such group was comprised of 307 boys and girls of public schools from six provinces in the country, intentionally selected through coordination and negotiation with the authorities of schools that agreed to participate. The data collection instruments used were two questionnaires with closed and open questions, an anecdotal record, and a guide on which the observation technique was performed. The analysis of the information derived from the technique and instruments used was developed by complementing quantitative data with qualitative data. Emerging categories were created to interpret the latter. The information provided by the boys and girls will hopefully serve as input to raise awareness among universities, authorities and teachers about the imperative need for school environments that are aesthetic, pleasant, motivating, comfortable, clean and promote the emotional stability every human being requires for the learning process to be successful.
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36. Writing Man and Nature (1864) in Italy: George and Caroline Marsh on Human- Environmental Relations.
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Madden, Etta
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MARSHES ,PHYSICAL geography ,HUMAN behavior ,JOURNAL writing ,ENVIRONMENTALISM ,TRAVEL hygiene - Abstract
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37. Decisional Institutional Analysis Development (DIAD) Framework.
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CADILLO LA TORRE, MARÍA MILAGROS
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ACHIEVEMENT ,ORGANIZATIONAL performance ,CORPORATE governance - Abstract
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38. Tiempo de supervivencia del coronavirus en superficies inanimadas: una revisión sistemática
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Flavio Magno Gonçalves, Rosane Sampaio Santos, Cristiano Miranda de Araujo, José Stechman-Neto, Bianca Simone Zeigelboim, Bianca Lopes Cavalcante-Leão, Angela Graciela Deliga Schroder, Isabela Bittencourt Basso, Bruna Povh, Glória Cortz Ravazzi, and Odilon Guariza-Filho
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Web of science ,Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) ,Metallurgy ,Environment ,cardboard ,Superficie ,Coronavírus ,Coronavirus ,Surface ,visual_art ,visual_art.visual_art_medium ,General Earth and Planetary Sciences ,Environmental science ,Superfície ,Medio ambiente ,Covid-19 ,Ambiente ,General Environmental Science - Abstract
This systematic review aimed to study the survival time of the virus from the coronavidae family on various materials and surfaces, thus enabling the adoption of preventive measures mainly in public environments. The electronic databases selected as a source of information were PubMed/Medline, Excerpta Medica database (EMBASE), Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (LILACS), Web of Science, Scopus, and LIVIVO; grey literature (Google Scholar, ProQuest, and OpenGrey) was also examined. The last electronic search of the six databases retrieved 4287 references. After removing the duplicate references, the titles and abstracts (phase 1) were read, and 37 articles were selected for complete reading (phase 2), which resulted in 13 included studies. All the studies evaluated coronavirus survival on the following surfaces and objects: stainless steel, glass, plastic, wood, metal, cloth, paper, cotton, latex, polystyrene petri dish, aluminium, copper, cardboard, Teflon, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), silicone rubber and disposable fabric. On surfaces such as glass, plastic, and steel, the virus has greater stability than it does on copper, fabric, paper, and cardboard. The conditions of temperature, relative humidity, absorption power, and texture were also considered important factors in the survival of the virus. Esta revisión sistemática tuvo como objetivo estudiar el tiempo de supervivencia del virus de la familia coronavidae en diversos materiales y superficies, permitiendo así la adopción de medidas preventivas principalmente en entornos públicos. Las bases de datos electrónicas seleccionadas como fuente de información fueron PubMed / Medline, base de datos Excerpta Medica (EMBASE), Literatura Latinoamericana y del Caribe en Ciencias de la Salud (LILACS), Web of Science, Scopus y LIVIVO; También se examinó la literatura gris (Google Scholar, ProQuest y OpenGrey). La última búsqueda electrónica de las seis bases de datos recuperó 4287 referencias. Después de eliminar las referencias duplicadas, se leyeron los títulos y resúmenes (fase 1) y se seleccionaron 37 artículos para lectura completa (fase 2), lo que resultó en 13 estudios incluidos. Todos los estudios evaluaron la supervivencia del coronavirus en las siguientes superficies y objetos: acero inoxidable, vidrio, plástico, madera, metal, tela, papel, algodón, látex, placa petri de poliestireno, aluminio, cobre, cartón, teflón, cloruro de polivinilo (PVC), caucho de silicona y tela desechable. En superficies como vidrio, plástico y acero, el virus tiene mayor estabilidad que en cobre, tela, papel y cartón. Las condiciones de temperatura, humedad relativa, poder de absorción y textura también se consideraron factores importantes en la supervivencia del virus. Esta revisão sistemática teve como objetivo estudar o tempo de sobrevivência do vírus da família coronavidae em diversos materiais e superfícies, possibilitando assim a adoção de medidas preventivas principalmente em ambientes públicos. As bases de dados eletrônicas selecionadas como fonte de informação foram PubMed / Medline, base de dados Excerpta Medica (EMBASE), Literatura Latino-Americana e do Caribe em Ciências da Saúde (LILACS), Web of Science, Scopus e LIVIVO; literatura cinzenta (Google Scholar, ProQuest e OpenGrey) também foi examinada. A última busca eletrônica das seis bases de dados recuperou 4.287 referências. Após a retirada das referências duplicadas, os títulos e resumos (fase 1) foram lidos e 37 artigos foram selecionados para leitura completa (fase 2), o que resultou em 13 estudos incluídos. Todos os estudos avaliaram a sobrevivência do coronavírus nas seguintes superfícies e objetos: aço inoxidável, vidro, plástico, madeira, metal, tecido, papel, algodão, látex, placa de petri de poliestireno, alumínio, cobre, papelão, Teflon, cloreto de polivinila (PVC), borracha de silicone e tecido descartável. Em superfícies como vidro, plástico e aço, o vírus tem maior estabilidade do que em cobre, tecido, papel e papelão. As condições de temperatura, umidade relativa, poder de absorção e textura também foram considerados fatores importantes na sobrevivência do vírus.
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39. Wearable Robots in rehabilitative therapy: A step towards transhumanism or an ecological support?
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Valera, Luca
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ROBOTIC exoskeletons , *TRANSHUMANISM , *ANTHROPOMORPHISM , *HUMAN ecology - Abstract
In the present paper we want to argue that Wearable Robots (i.e., technological devices used to restore the possibility of walking and re-establishing "normal" human life) should not necessarily be anthropomorphic, in order to respect human autonomy, freedom and nature. Moreover, we argue that this non-anthropomorphism does not necessarily lead to transhumanism. To adequately discuss this topic, we are called to consider various aspects embedded in the question: the difference between restoring and enhancing, i.e., the difference between considering human nature as normative, or will (or wish) as the main criterion of choice; the difference between exceeding the limits of human nature (i.e., human enhancement) and restoring human functions and finally, the nature of the function itself. We will introduce a "weak" notion of autonomy and freedom, dealing with rehabilitation and motility, in order to assess the use of Wearable Robots in rehabilitative medicine. Hence we will argue that the less constraints that patients have, the freer they are. All these aspects also imply an anthropological and ecological view, since they have to do with the relationship of the human being with its environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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40. Lay perceptions of health and environmental inequalities and their associations to mental health.
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Lima, Maria Luisa and Morais, Rita
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41. Mining 4.0. A brief review.
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G. C., Ángel R. P. Paulo and N., José Herrero
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INDUSTRY 4.0 ,MINES & mineral resources ,MINERAL industries ,STOCKHOLDERS - Abstract
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42. ON THE NEED FOR STRUCTURING OF THE INTEGRATED PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM -IPTS OF BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA AS A VIABLE SYSTEM.
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Roberto Cabrera-Moya, Diego Rafael and Alfonso Prieto-Rodríguez, Germán
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PUBLIC transit ,BUSINESS ecosystems ,PUBLIC administration ,URBAN growth ,OPTICS - Abstract
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43. Do centro à periferia: meio ambiente e cotidiano na cidade de São Paulo From center to periphery: environment and daily life in the city of São Paulo
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Pedro Jacobi
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percepção ,moradores ,ambiente ,cidade ,perception ,households ,environment ,city ,Human ecology. Anthropogeography ,GF1-900 - Abstract
Este artigo apresenta resultados de pesquisa que aborda a percepção dos moradores sobre os problemas ambientais, a forma de resolução e os agentes envolvidos. Os problemas ambientais urbanos são pesquisados no nível domiciliar através da percepção que os moradores têm de suas qualidade e condições de vida. Para apresentar as diferenças nas percepções, nas atitudes e nas condições sócio-ambientais do município, foram escolhidas três regiões que representam os estratos de alta, média e baixa renda que residem nas regiões central, intermediária e periférica. Os resultados da pesquisa mostram que, apesar das conhecidas diferenças entre áreas centrais e periféricas, os moradores revelam uma grande dependência da ação governamental. As diferenças na ênfase dada aos problemas entre as três regiões mostram que enquanto os mais excluídos privilegiam o aspecto quantitativo -garantia do acesso ao serviço- os moradores dos bairros centrais e intermediários privilegiam uma perspectiva global do serviço -limpeza dos rios, fontes de água e reservatórios de água. Os resultados reforçam as já bem conhecidas diferenças e desigualdades entre as áreas centrais, intermediárias e periféricas da cidade, sendo que neste complexo contexto urbano, a realidade sócio-ambiental de uma grande parte da população está caracterizada pelas dimensões da exclusão, dos problemas, do risco, da falta de informação e dos canais de participação.This paper reviews the differences in household perceptions of what constitutes environmental problems, what should be done about them, and who should take action. Built on a household survey undertaken in the city of São Paulo, the paper presents the environmental conditions in three selected areas: one central, one intermediate, and one peripheral. People's responses to improve the environment are then compared. In the lower peripheral area, the main concern relates to the lack of service in general, and the major solution would consequently be to expand public investments. The intermediate and central areas are less affected by poor infrastructure; however, they suffer more from air pollution. This is overwhelming in terms of priority in government action. In spite of the differences between central and peripheral regions relating to access to services, both express a very strong dependency on government action.
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44. Environmental life-cycle assessment in production of pork products.
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I., Djekic, Č., Radović, M., Lukić, N., Stanišić, and S., Lilić
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FOOD production ,PORK products ,ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis ,ACIDIFICATION - Abstract
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45. Acque reflue e rischio ambientale: inquinamento fluviale nella Roma imperiale
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Gaetano Arena
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acque ,ambiente ,ecologia ,fiumi ,galeno ,plinio il vecchio ,prima età imperiale – early empire ,ecology ,environment ,galen ,nature ,pliny the elder ,rivers ,waters. ,History of the Greco-Roman World ,DE1-100 ,Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature ,PA ,History of Law ,KJ2-1040 - Abstract
The paper intends to examine a specific area of research concerning the pollution of large rivers – the Tiber above all but not exclusively – and the resulting contamination of water and air as well as the depletion of fish fauna and related food risks. The data on the damage to fluvial (but also lake and marine) habitats are not presented by the intellectuals of the Flavian-Trajan and Antonine ages (Pliny the Elder, Pliny the Younger, Galen) in an ‘environmentalist’ perspective stricto sensu, but each time presented in terms of moral condemnation, or of political propaganda aimed at seeking consensus or even in terms of risk to health and/or possible economic damage. In spite of this, from a legal point of view, appears undeniable a concern of the State to introduce measures aimed at limiting environmental damages as well as protecting and conserving natural resources, although certainly not systematic, but dictated by completely pragmatic needs and by occasional or emergency circumstances.
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46. The contribution of geomorphological research to environmental issues in Mexico
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Gerardo Bocco and José Luis Palacio Prieto
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Geomorfología ,México ,ambiente ,ciencias ambientales ,Geography. Anthropology. Recreation ,Geography (General) ,G1-922 - Abstract
The paper analyzes the development of Mexican geomorphology and specially its contribution to environmental issues. To this end, a thorough literature review was carried out; papers were differentiated according to the type of journal (Mexican and international). Special emphasis was placed on analyzing whether the interest on environment was derived from a well defined theoretical framework, in particular in terms of the insertion of geomorphology in the geographic arena in Mexico. The review has focused on secientific papers duly refereed and available at the Internet. Thus other research was not included. However, that the database described in this paper represents a solid sample of the entire universe of the efforts of Mexican geomorphologists.
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47. Combination of Egg Tray Silencer and Progressive Relaxation to Overcome Community Auditory Disorders in Indonesian Noise Train Environments.
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Huda, Moch Maftuchul, Hadisaputro, Soeharyo, Suprihati, Suprihati, and Suwondo, Ari
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HEARING disorders ,NOISE pollution ,RAILROAD crossings ,RAILROAD tracks ,RANDOMIZED controlled trials ,MANN Whitney U Test ,CLUSTER sampling - Abstract
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48. Hunting paths in the Amazon: technics and ontogenesis among the Panará
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Fabiano Campelo Bechelany
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Cultural Studies ,caça ,Sociology and Political Science ,hunting ,media_common.quotation_subject ,pessoa ,Indigenous ,Amazonia ,technical object ,Relation (history of concept) ,Individuation ,media_common ,Amazon rainforest ,Constitution ,Technical object ,person ,ambiente ,Urban Studies ,Geography ,Amazônia ,Action (philosophy) ,Anthropology ,Ethnology ,Construct (philosophy) ,environment ,objeto técnico - Abstract
This paper presents a description of hunting and an analysis of its technical relations among the Panará, an indigenous group which inhabits southern Amazonia. The paper is focused around two genetic processes of hunting: the individuation of the hunter and the constitution of a hunting territory. In this sense, it approaches the constitution of the hunter as person in relation with his weaponry, a technical object that is the mediator between the hunter’s action and the prey; afterwards, it approaches the forms of environment that emerges from the movement across the forest and through the production of hunting paths where the prey is encountered. The analysis of these aspects allows us to get insight of the hunting activity from the point of view of its actions, materials and interactions with the environment, from the analysis of technical elements which are socially relevant and construct important modes of relation between Panará and their territory. Resumo Este trabalho apresenta uma descrição da caça e uma análise das relações técnicas entre os Panará, grupo indígena que vive na Amazônia meridional. O texto tem como foco dois processos genéticos da caça: a individuação do caçador e a constituição de um território de caça. Nesse sentido, aborda a constituição da pessoa do caçador em relação à sua arma, um objeto técnico que é o mediador entre a ação do caçador e a presa; na sequência, aborda as formas do ambiente que emergem do movimento pela floresta e através da produção dos caminhos de caça onde a presa é encontrada. A análise desses aspectos nos permite adentrar a atividade da caça do ponto de vista das suas ações, materiais e interações com o ambiente, a partir da análise dos elementos técnicos que são socialmente relevantes e que constituem modos de relação importantes entre os Panará e seu território.
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49. The relative importance of COVID‐19 pandemic impacts on biodiversity conservation globally.
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Gibbons, David W., Sandbrook, Chris, Sutherland, William J., Akter, Rezvin, Bradbury, Richard, Broad, Steven, Clements, Andy, Crick, Humphrey Q. P., Elliott, Joanna, Gyeltshen, Ngawang, Heath, Melanie, Hughes, Jonathan, Jenkins, Richard K. B., Jones, Alastair H., Lopez de la Lama, Rocio, Macfarlane, Nicholas B. W., Maunder, Mike, Prasad, Ravikash, Romero‐Muñoz, Alfredo, and Steiner, Noa
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COVID-19 pandemic ,BIODIVERSITY conservation ,MARINE biodiversity ,NATURE conservation ,ENVIRONMENTAL organizations ,TRADE regulation ,NATURAL resources ,ECONOMIC forecasting - Abstract
COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown as a "global human confinement experiment" to investigate biodiversity conservation. GRAPH: Supplementary material GRAPH: Supplementary material GRAPH: Supplementary material GRAPH: Supplementary material Footnotes 1 B Article impact statement b : The COVID-19 pandemic presents increased threats to biodiversity conservation globally yet reduced capacity to counter them. Keywords: ambiente; compendio; coronavirus; evaluación; fauna; naturaleza; assessment; compendium; environment; nature; wildlife EN ambiente compendio coronavirus evaluación fauna naturaleza assessment compendium environment nature wildlife 1 14 14 03/02/22 20220201 NES 220201 INTRODUCTION An outbreak of pneumonia emerged in December 2019 in Wuhan City, China. DISCUSSION Our compendium documents the range of impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had and potentially will have on biodiversity conservation globally, 60% of which were negative. [Extracted from the article]
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50. Babies interacting with technical objects and the individuation process.
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de Oliveira Caetano, Sabrina, Impedovo, Maria Antonietta, and de Campos Tebet, Gabriela Guarnieri
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INDIVIDUATION (Psychology) ,INFANTS ,TECHNOLOGICAL complexity ,RESEARCH questions - Abstract
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- 2022
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