For example, traditionally uninhabited areas such as mountains are increasingly used for recreation and transportation purposes, and new technologies for resource extraction are pushing the borders further into more hazardous areas.
Child labour - a key household buffer in some countries against economic shocks - has led to more children being propelled from school into the labour force earlier and in more hazardous areas than would normally occur.
Child labour – a key household buffer in some countries against economic shocks – has led to more children being propelled from school into labour force earlier and in more hazardous areas than would normally occur".
But both Hilliard and Jurevicius have had to catch balls over the middle, and lately Jurevicius has seemed more and more comfortable in that hazardous area of the field.
So, among the 30 well samples analyzed, the groundwater from the wells W1, W25, W26 were found to be more hazardous in the study area.
It must make longer and more hazardous journeys as its grazing area shrinks because of new highways and housing developments.
This is not intended to be a comprehensive treatise on hazardous area installation, but more a consideration of the pitfalls often made in selecting and installing equipment suitable for locations where risks of explosive atmospheres are present.
Look for an escape route if you realize you will not be able to stop, but never swerve in front of oncoming traffic, or into a ditch or median area that is more hazardous than the situation you are facing.
As you would expect, these areas also have more hazardous waste facilities, laxer emission laws, and weaker enforcement when people are caught dumping and polluting.
Thus, one or more hazardous materials were being used in 144/149 areas assessed.
