Carbon Impact Map When carbon fossil fuels are extracted from the Earth’s crust and burned for energy, the emitted carbon dioxide is not visible. That makes it hard to see and know how the use of fossil fuel adds up to

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September 2013 September 2010 Establishing a national tissue bank in Ecuador The challenge… For severely burned, injured and disabled people around the world, tissue grafting or transplantation

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• Hygiene
• Microbiology
• Sterilization
• Ionizing radiation
• Medicine
• Health
• Electron beam

For Alumni & Friends of the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison FALL 2010 Burned in the Gulf The uneasy marriage of nature, culture, and offshore oil

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• Ocean pollution
• Halliburton
• Watercraft
• Petroleum
• EcoHealth
• Deepwater Horizon
• Natural Resources Defense Council
• University of Wisconsin–Madison
• Oil spill
• Deepwater Horizon oil spill
• BP
• Environment

WHITE, BURNED OCHRE AND BLACK Asmat warriors paddle war canoes with fierce determination. Portrait like, the energy in the figures generates an extraordinary momentum. The indigenous carvers of Irian Jaya have a remarka

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• Asmat
• Ochre
• Western New Guinea
• Arafura Sea
• Papua

Evaluation of Gap-filled SLC-OFF imagery for Burn Severity Mapping

Source URL: www.ga.gov.au

• Spaceflight
• Digital photography
• Image processing
• Burned area emergency response
• Landsat program
• Satellite imagery
• Burn
• Pixel
• Spacecraft
• Natural hazards
• Landsat 7

CARBON MONOXIDE What is carbon monoxide? CO Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colourless, odourless gas formed when substances containing carbon are burned with an insufficient

Source URL: www.qld.gov.au

• Smog
• Gases
• Carbon monoxide
• Toxicology
• Motor vehicle emissions
• Vehicle emissions control
• Exhaust gas
• Carboxyhemoglobin
• Catalytic converter
• Pollution
• Air pollution
• Atmosphere

Park makes a comeback No.45 APRIL 2009 www.gembrookvillage.com.au/gembrooktimes.html THE Bunyip Ridge fire that spread on Black Saturday burned about 45 per cent of Bunyip State Park and stopped

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• Gembrook
• Victoria
• Bunyip State Park
• Puffing Billy Railway
• Black Saturday bushfires
• Melbourne
• Shire of Cardinia
• States and territories of Australia
• Geography of Australia
• Victoria

trend in the size of wildfires (Westerling et al. 2006), with 6 of the 10 worst seasons in terms of acres burned having occurred since[removed]Wildfire activity started earlier than usual in 2007, as wildfires affected por

Source URL: www.esrl.noaa.gov

• Climatology
• Tropical meteorology
• Effects of global warming
• Climate
• El Niño-Southern Oscillation
• La Niña
• Drought
• Severe weather
• Extratropical cyclone
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Physical oceanography

Proving The BRU Advantage In 1985, Fred Fish was using tar to protect his business data and discovered he was unable to successfully recover it. Burned, he wrote an elegant piece of code for himself that implemented mech

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• Software
• Backup software
• Backup
• Data security
• Tar
• Computer file
• Cpio
• System software
• Archive formats
• Computing

Meeting the fire threat No.44 MARCH 2009 www.gembrookvillage.com.au/gembrooktimes.html GEMBROOK spent three weeks on fire alert last month after a blaze burned

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• Gembrook
• Victoria
• Gippsland
• Cockatoo
• Victoria
• Narrow gauge railways in Australia
• Bunyip State Park
• Pakenham
• Victoria
• Puffing Billy Railway
• Shire of Cardinia
• Black Saturday bushfires
• States and territories of Australia
• Geography of Australia
• Victoria