Similarly, the One Health approach, which recognises the intimate relationship between environmental conditions, animal health, and human health, has been promoted at the global level 15; ways of operationalising One Health concepts have also gained traction (120).
From the intimate knowledge of their environmental conditions, the people developed a set of values that may have started from a desire to minimize risks but that soon was elaborated into an economic and political ideal.
Ms. Iverson has delivered an intimate history of the environmental abuses at Rocky Flats, which opened in 1952, and the history of how those abuses have been systematically covered up.
Gruesome tools, environmental disasters and intimate views from space. .
Thompson utilizes this technical power to creatively highlight disastrous environmental events or intimate humane moments that were going unnoticed.
Jakarta-based photographer Dwi Asrul Fajar set out to document the daily lives of young adults living with mental illness through a series of intimate bedroom portraits, candids, and environmental still life.
Indeed, it is probable that there is an intimate interplay between genetic and environmental factors, and that the products of PARK genes may be involved in the increased susceptibility of neurons to environmental factors, leading to oxidative stress and (apoptotic) cell death [ 4, 10, 28- 31].
However, an environmental component was intimated by a study that showed tributaries of a single river had size thresholds for precocity that depended on the altitude of the tributary [ 11].
Western interpretations of Buddhism and Green Tibetan representations propose a more intimate relationship between religious precept and environmental concern and action than one based on egotistical fear of consequence.
There is a long tradition of so-called environmental art that explores an intimate relationship with the landscape.
