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… within a short period of time after single or multiple exposure under conditions of use. Severely restricted … and accumulate in the fatty tissue of humans and wildlife. Exposure to persistent organic pollutants (POPs) can lead …

… local markets, threaten food security and could result in exposure to the risk of biological rupture of coastal …

… mine de-watering, resulting in vegetation impacts; and exposure of acid- generating rock or subsoil that leads to …

… within a short period of time after single or multiple exposure, under conditions of use (PIC Convention). SFM …

… of those who are moving, but they can also increase exposure and overall vulnerability of communities hosting … Given that pastoral communities have high levels of exposure and sensitivity to ecosystem change and …

… corners, this often leads to delays or increased financial exposure caused by subsequent political and legal challenges … or obtain something, or to act in a certain way. risk – n. exposure to danger or loss. rule – n. a regulation or …

… the principal concern with clinical waste is the risk of exposure to infectious organisms, it is usually good practice …

… for Chemical Substances and Physical Agents and Biological Exposure Indices 19945, ACGIH, Cincinnati, Ohio. Campbell, M. …

… key concern for companies is their supply chain water risk exposure, particularly in agriculture, but they are having … the dependence a company has on freshwater and their exposure to water-related risks. 2. Knowledge of impact – … Influence governance – Depending on the sector and their exposure to risk, this step can be one of the trickiest for …

… women and children. Establishing mercury-containing waste exposure pathways to women and children is difficult, how- …