Environ Health Perspect 121 993 1001; http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1206316 A workshop (Antimicrobial Resistance in the Environment: Assessing and Managing Effects of Anthropogenic Activities), held in March 2012 in Québec, Canada, focused on antibiotic resistance in the environment and approaches to assessing and managing effects of anthropogenic activities.
The overall goal of the workshop (Antimicrobial Resistance in the Environment: Assessing and Managing Effects of Anthropogenic Activities) was to identify the significance of ARB within the environment and to map out some of the complexities involved in order to identify research gaps and provide statements on the level of scientific understanding of various ARB issues.
There is need to increase awareness and effectively manage side effects of family planning in the settings.
Your astute profile of American indebtedness makes clear what Congress must do to manage the effects of the present credit crisis on the United States economy: Minimize the effect upon American families of the debt burdens thrust upon them by a financial industry gone wild.
A nuclear plant's license is granted by the N.R.C. based on its performance in two areas: programs and processes to manage the effects of aging, and the impact of a plant on the environment.
Hospital groups, which said they were still trying to manage the effects of the reductions approved by the Legislature in August, said they would resist further cuts unless there was a sense of shared sacrifice.
Neil Sheehan, an N.R.C. spokesman, said that the application review focused on two areas: programs to manage the effects of aging on the plants, and preparing an environmental impact statement.
Enhanced public expenditure is required to prevent economic activity and employment from falling, to manage the effects of climate change and promote greener technologies, and to advance the development project in the south.
The immediate issue for London's politicians and planners is – or ought to be - how best to use their powers to manage the effects of gentrification within regeneration strategies that help the majority of their residents, especially those who need it most, whilst seeking to cope with London's population growth.
"That's the lesson that countries learn time and time again: there will often be piecemeal efforts to try to invest in how you manage the effects of a disaster, but it's not until one happens that people actually start pushing it up the priority list," she said.
