On the other end of the cycle, Raleigh, North Carolina, has announced plans to ban garbage disposals in new residential construction, citing improper dumping of cooking oil as a contributing factor to the dangerous decay of the city's sewage system.
Promethium-147 can emit X-rays during its beta decay, which are dangerous for all lifeforms.
What is the requisite level of "mass loyalty," and have we crossed over into a dangerous decay in trust in our government? .
"We want an organised programme so that dangerous, decaying and diseased trees are managed.
It takes us to an Africa that has fallen off the West's map, and to a rueful coterie of Brits idling away in "dangerous, decaying, plundered" Kenya, where grave-digging thieves steal wedding rings off the corpses of the wealthy, and a "safe haven" isn't a shelter for spies but rather your bedroom, closed off from below by a steel security door.
In The Constant Gardener (2001), which is set in "dangerous, decaying, plundered, bankrupt, once-British Kenya," he takes on pharmaceutical companies who used citizens in developing countries as guinea pigs in drug trials.
Perhaps you've seen the videos of daredevils ascending unfinished skyscrapers or shots that capture often dangerous, decaying buildings.
Because 232Th is only weakly radioactive, but decays to more dangerous radionuclides such as radium and radon, emitting alpha and gamma radiation, a proper assessment of the radiological toxicity of 232Th must include the contribution of its daughters such as 228Ra.
Several citizens from across the nation could speak to dangerous infrastructure decay because a GOP House wouldn't allow consideration of legislation that would provide for infrastructure improvement.
The oversize Russian arsenal is the more dangerous, since decaying Russian technology poses a risk of accident, poor security arrangements invite theft and high maintenance expenses burden Moscow's strained economy.
