List Of Management Committee Members WG1 (biophysicist, modeler) Dept. of resource management Research AgriculturalResearch Centre FIN 31600 Jokioinen Tel. water Qual. manag. http://www.alterra-research.nl/pls/portal30/docs/folder/cost832/cost832/cost-mem
Extractions: COST 832 List of Management Committee Members By clicking on a country name you go directly to the data for that country: Austria Belgium Denmark Finland ... United Kingdom At the end, a summarizing table can be found. Read information about this list. Last update (d-m-y): 10-12-2002. See list of recent updates . Click here for our homepage. Information about this list. This list contains names and addresses of Management Committee (MC) Members and National Delegates of COST 832 "Quantifying the Agricultural Contribution to Eutrophication". For each delegate specific interest is added: WG 1: Phosphorus inputs from agriculture
Untitled resource development and environmental stress Environmental impact assessment andbeyond in Australia and Canada. manag., 43, 195217 Ref. water resources. http://www.lamp.ac.uk/~graham/teaching/contisread.html
Extractions: Austr. Geogr. , 17, 2, 101-112. LIB Conacher A (1988). Resource development and environmental stress: Environmental impact assessment and beyond in Australia and Canada. Geoforum , 19, 3, 339-352.LIB Conacher J (1988). The exploitation of the soils. In R.L. Heathcote, The Australian Experience, Longman Cheshire, Sydney, pp.127-138. LIB
Extractions: HortSci. 28:106-108. 2 Abdul-Baki, Aref and John R. Teasdale. 1997. Sustainable Production of Fresh-Market Tomatoes and Other Summer Vegetables with Organic Mulches. Farmers' Bulletin No. 2279, USDA/ARS, Beltsville, Md. 23 pp. 3 Alger, Jess. 1997. Personal communication. Stanford, Mont. 4 American Forage and Grassland Council National Fact Sheet Series. Subterranean clover. http://www.forages.css.orst.edu/Topics/Species/Legumes/Subterranean_clover/index.html 5 Anderson, Glenn. 1997. Personal communication. Hilmar, Calif. 6 Angers, D.A. 1992. Changes in soil aggregation and organic carbon under corn and alfalfa. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J. 56:1244-1249. 7 Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas (ATTRA). 1991 Cover Crops and Green Manures. ATTRA. Fayetteville, Ark. 8 Arshad, M.A. and K.S. Gill. 1996. Crop production, weed growth and soil properties under three fallow and tillage systems. J. Sustain. Ag. 8:65-81.
Munishi Ecol. manag. 42245265. water, Air, and Soil Pollution. The effect of resource enrichmenton the diversity of plants and anthropods in a short grass prairie. http://www4.ncsu.edu/unity/users/s/shear/public/munishi.htm
Extractions: PhD Workplan submitted 1998 The Eastern Arc Mountain Forests of Tanzania: Their Role in Biodiversity, Water Resource Conservation, and Net Contribution to Atmospheric Carbon Munishi P. K. T. INTRODUCTION The rain forests of Tanzania occupy small areas mostly confined to isolated mountains. More than half are found in the Eastern Arc Mountains, old crystalline mountains extending from southeastern Tanzania to southern Kenya. Moist forests on these mountains occur from 150m to 3000m elevation, covering extensive areas of their wetter eastern, southern, and northern sides. The Eastern Arc Mountains are recognized for their unique and diverse biota and hydrologically important forest vegetation (Lundgren, 1979; Struhsaker and Leland, 1981; Lovett, 1988b; MLNT, 1989; Bruen, 1989; Irvesen, 1991; Munishi and Temu, 1992; Bjondalein, 1992; Lovett, 1993; Howell, 1993; Rodgers and Homewood, 1993; Stuart, et al., 1993). Their forests also are sinks for carbon, important in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and global warming. The 1990 national greenhouse gas inventory of sources and sinks in Tanzania qualitatively identified land use changes, particularly agricultural and forestry practices, as the most important sources and sinks of anthropogenic greenhouse gasses (CEEST, 1994; Omujuni, 1994). However, there are no quantitative data that indicate which of the changes create net sources or net sinks. Further, the few existing evaluations (Malimbwi
Personal Data and manag., The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Department of Agriculture and ResourceEconomics, University of Economics of irrigation water mixing within http://departments.agri.huji.ac.il/economics/eli-personal.html
Yellow Peas Food ResourceUken Sukaeni Sanusi Soetrisno. Characterization Of Yell in Public Policy Highlights of the 2000 National Public Policy Education Conference Albany, New York September 1720, 2000 Cover photo was taken near Altamont, New York. Safe Food and water Risks and Tradeoffs Economic Development Rural resource Development and Work Force for Agriculture and. Natural resource Use Food Safety http://www.orst.edu/food-resource/uken/uken_7.html
Yellow Peas Food Resource Uken Sukaeni Sanusi Soetrisno. Characterization of yellow pea (Pisum sativum L. Miranda). Proteins and the Proteinate Functional Properties. Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR USA M.S. optimum fat adsorption, gelation, water absorption and binding, and emulsification centrifuge tube, kept in water bath (80C, 15 min), and simmered in the water bath (80oC) for 30 http://food.orst.edu/uken/uken_4.html
EU - References analyses of dusts at a resource recovery plant. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 1980; 41908914. WaterEnviron Res 1992; 4593-599. Waste manag 2001;21213-219. http://www.miljomedicin.gu.se/eu-projekt/avsnitt/references.htm
Extractions: References Allerman L, Poulsen OM. Inflammatory potential of dust from waste handling. Facilities measured as IL-8 secretion from lung epithelial cells in vitro. Ann Occup Hyg 2000; 44:259-269. Allmers H, Huber H, Baur X. Two year follow-up of a garbage collector with allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis. Am J Ind Med 2000; 37:438-442. Atkinson CF, Jones DD, Gauthier JJ. Biodegradability and microbial activities during composting of poultry litter. Poult Sci 1996; 75:608-617. Bake MA, Luse I, Rusakova N, Sprudza D, Dane V. Hazardous waste as environment pollutant and risk factor of employees. Centr Eur J Publ Health 2000 Jul; 8, Suppl 49. Becker G, Mathys W, Neumann HD, Allmers H, Balfanz J. Risk to employees in garbage collection and transport from pathogen exposure. Schriftenr Ver Wasser Boden Lufthyg 2001;104:551-559 (in German). Beffa T, Staib F, Lott Fischer J, Lyon PF, Gumowski P, Marfenina OE, Dunoyer-Geindre S, Georgen F, Roch-Susuki R, Gallaz L, Latge JP. Mycological control and surveillance of biological waste and compost. Med Mycol 1998; 36:137-145. Betemps EJ, Buncher CR, Clark CS. Proportional mortality analysis of wastewater treatment system workers by birthplace with comments on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. J Occup Med 1994; 36:31-35.
Michael Coughenour CV shrub and graminoid responses to clipping, nitrogen, and water simplified simulations NaturalResource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University, Ft manag. http://www.nrel.colostate.edu/people/cv/cv-mikec.html
Extractions: Michael B. Coughenour Academic Training: Degree Year Institution Major B.S. University of Illinois Biology M.S. University of Illinois Biology Ph.D. Colorado State University Systems Ecology/Zoology Professional Experience: Date Position Institution Graduate Research Assistant Colorado State University, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Postdoctoral Research Associate Syracuse University, Department of Biology Postdoctoral Research Associate Colorado State University, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Research Associate Colorado State University, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Research Scientist Colorado State University, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Associate Professor (Affiliate) Colorado State University, Rangeland Ecosystem Science Department Senior Research Scientist Colorado State University, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Advising Faculty Member Colorado State University, Graduate Degree Program in Ecology Professional and Honorary Societies: Ecological Society of America
NSAC Fall 2003/04 Course Timetable 1(AE3) , W1(AE3) MADANI, A AE046a L1 Soil water Resources manag. Impacts ResourceMan 905460100 AG546a LEC ST in Soil water management TBA MADANI, A NOTE http://www.nsac.ns.ca/reg/tt3.htm
Extractions: Fall 2003/04 Course Timetable Student Version Last Updated: 2003/03/03 COURSE ID COURSE TYPE DESCRIPTION TIME SLOTS(ROOMS) INSTRUCTOR 100140100 AE014a LEC Surveying M-2(AE25) , W-2(AE25) HAMPTON, F AE014a L1 Surveying T-5(AE25) , T-6(AE25) HAMPTON, F AE014a L2 Surveying R-5(AE25) , R-6(AE25) HAMPTON, F 100280100 AE028a LEC Wood Construction Techniques W-4(AE07) , W-5(AE07) BHOLA, W AE028a L1 Wood Construction Techniques W-7(AE07) , W-8(AE07) , W-9(AE07) BHOLA, W 101020100 AE102a LEC Design and Graphics T-3(AE25) , R-3(AE25) CUNNINGHAM AE102a L1 Design and Graphics F-7(AE33) , F-8(AE33) , F-9(AE33) CUNNINGHAM 102040100 AE204a LEC Introduction to Systems Analys M-3(AE32) , W-3(AE32) , F-3(AE32) SIBLEY, K AE204a L1 Introduction to Systems Analys M-7(AE7) , M-8(AE7) , M-9(AE7) SIBLEY, K
WRM '98 Wetland Bibliography a drought year.WetlandsEcol.-manag, Vol photography a case study Natural resourcelegislation, Virginia TH Human Interference with Natural water Level Regimes http://www.ies.wisc.edu/research/wrm98/pubs/bibliography.html
Extractions: This page contains a bibliography of select resources for those interested in more information about the Great Lakes and coastal wetlands. This is by no means a complete list. The complete reference list for the report can be found at the end of each chapter of the final report, available on the The references are divided into categories below: Bosley, T. R., Loss of wetlands on the west shore of Green Bay, Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters (pamphlet), Vol. 66, 1979. (Biology Library: QK130 H62 1994; Steenbock RBM5 AB E84 2449) Jaffe, B. E. et al., Wetland formation and destruction on the northeast shore of Lake Michigan. Proceedings of the 38th Conference of the International Association of Great Lakes Research, Ann Arbor, MI, 1995. Lichter, John, 1997, AMS Radiocarbon dating of Lake Michigan Beach- ridge and dune development.
Aginfonet.com - Where Agriculture Means Business AgLibrary on-line information resource for agriculture producers at Aginfonet.com - Where Agriculture Means Business http://www.aginfonet.com/aglibrary/html/t_manure_manag.html
