"Centralia's a dangerous place to be," warns Steve Jones, who heads the State Department of Environmental Protection's mine hazards division.
ANGO: Australian Non-Governmental Organization; CI: Cook Islands; HRH: Human resources for health; MOH Ministry of Health NGOGO: Non-Governmental Organization; OUM: Oceania University of Medicine PICC: Pacific Island Country; UN OCHA: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs; VMGD: Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-hazard Division; WestDiv: Western Divisional Hospital: Fiji.
While the parks department's training academy in Queens offers an intensive, one-day workshop that focuses exclusively on tree hazard assessment, the class caters mainly to the forestry division.
OSHA cited Malden for exposing its flock-division employees "to the hazard of being burned from fire and/or explosion".
For General Motors' Mark Reuss, 46, who became a certified test driver there when he ran GM's high-performance division, navigating Nurburgring's hazards at high speed is as exhilarating as it is perilous.
Robin Hazlehurst has the goods on Al Dibs: "You mention the Iraqi third division team Al Dibs, can I hazard that they are a group of slightly dyslexic improvisers?
Mr. Gourcuff, Mr. Diarra and Mr. Hazard are stars of the Ligue 1, the top division of the French professional soccer league.
The people I talked to recalled a time when divisions existed but weren't an overt hazard of everyday life.
The groundwater of zone I falling in a division of C3S1 (high salinity and low sodium hazard) is useful for irrigation on almost all soil types, while that of zone II observed from a division of C3S2 (high salinity and medium sodium hazard) is safe on coarse textured or organic soils only (Fig. 6, Table 9).
But, the groundwater of zones III to VI falling in a division of C4S2 (very high salinity and medium sodium hazard) is not suitable for irrigation.
I also describe how household divisions of labor might influence levels of household natural hazard preparedness.
