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För ett nyexploaterat område i Ekhagen, Jönköping
… developed into a working, land efficiently and aesthetically pleasing systemof humans and the environment in a small residential area.The authors treat the residential area of Jära, Ekhagen, in Jönköping, which ismanaged by JM AB as a problem area in regards to waste …
… allergic symptoms is increasing and the reasons are considered to be many. The human have changed their habits and spend more time indoor. In combination with new building technologies where denser housing constructions and new materials this causes bad indoor climate …
… for the built environment, space that soon doesn’t exist. A large portion of humanity’s energy disposal is used for heating of buildings. This energy consumption is often a waste due to the existing technique and materials which could reduce the consumption quite a lot. With …
… group but also Bonum as a trademark. The work is done with great care for both human kind and the environment, with sustainability as beacon. The design process has been followed.Initially, you will find the definition of a bench for entrances, the framework including inclusive …
… pain relief. More research needs to be done to examine how musicaffects the human body and mind.
Upplevelser hos patienter och personal på en ortopedisk avdelning
… pain relief. More research needs to be done to examine how musicaffects the human body and mind.
… in the process of lamination has been known for causing malicious damagefor humans as well as the global environment. This case study clarifies why polyurethane foamshould be replaced and what types of methods are available within the current demarcation in orderto do this. An …
… The need of socks is constant and will always be with the costumers as long as humans have the need of protecting their feet against the cold and sores. The trend is moving towards organic and locally produced products, which not only benefits the already established companies …
a model of disease transmission dynamics at the wildlife-livestock interface in Uganda
Emerging infectious diseases are a recurring threat to both human and animal health. Understanding the multiple causes behind the emergence of new diseases is key to the prevention of new and potentially devastating outbreaks. The list of underlying causes is long, including a …
… it may be possible that transmission of brucella bacteria between goats and humans may occur in urban and peri-urban Kampala. Furthermore, seropositivity for PPRV may indicate that the virus has to some extent spread from the northern parts of Uganda to more central parts. In …
från grannar till sektorsråd
… hand in hand. People with high social capital have high trust in their fellow human beings and vice versa. The purpose of this study is to make a survey of private forest owners? network of contacts and study the amount of general trust they feel towards it. This was executed by …
the curious case of a water- and mosquito associated bacterium in Sweden
… fatal for a wide range of wildlife species of the northern hemisphere, also humans. Although recognized as a pathogen for over 100 years, much still remains to be elucidated concerning the ecology and transmission of the bacterium, hence this literature overview aims at …
… resulted in the ability for animals to adapt to environments created by the human over time. The behavior differs very little between wild and domesticated animals, but the difference seen is how often and to what degree a behavior is performed. The need for efficiency in modern …
hur barnets relation till naturen framställs i filmen ”Granne med Totoro”
… Cullen’s Serial Vision, both of which analyse the relationship between a human being and her environment as well as the emotional changes that occur as she moves in it. Serial Vision has been used to find the scene sequence, where an interaction between the children and the …
skakförsök baserade på två svenska långliggande kalk- och fosforgödslingsförsök
… fish kills, and at worst dead bottoms. Agriculture accounts for 44% of human emissions of phosphorus to lakes and rivers. Leaching occurs of particle bound phosphorus and of dissolved phosphate. The amount of phosphate in the soil solution that may be leached is partly due to …
