This paper is an extension of the work by Yu et al. (2009) to examine exposure pathways of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) originating from a NAPL source zone located below the water table, and their potential impact on multiple residential dwellings down-gradient of the source zone.
There is an emphasis on help for first time buyers through a rent-to-buy scheme, along with plans to reduce the number of empty dwellings, crack down on bad private sector landlords and to improve the construction industry skills base.
It cheered me to think of all the thousands and millions of snakes in my visual field, dwelling way down there.
"That house over there," he said, pointing to an empty-looking dwelling down the block where he said youths congregate.
Maybe if Southgate's England showed us anything of any lasting worth, it's that the years of hurt might not be so bad a place to exist at all – that perhaps there's a quiet and humble beauty to be found dwelling down here, a chance to learn, even, and for something new and more intimately acquainted with the feeling of winning to blossom one still and humid summer night to come.
We were now off railroad property, out of danger, in the clear, a couple of grouchy, slouchy, seedy hobos walking by the run-down dwellings at the outskirts of El Paso.
A. Poor people live in more fragile dwellings that fall down on them during earthquakes and floods.
While bricks and mortar homes have been sold on, these treasured diminutive houses, often based on owners' actual dwellings, have passed down from generation to generation.
Seneca existed from 1825 through 1857, when its inhabitants were ordered to leave and their dwellings were torn down to create Central Park.
The surreal spaces look lived-in, cluttered with half-folded clothes, half-eaten meals, and half-emptied purses, casting the illusion that someone left these upside down dwellings only seconds before.
