The article identifies three discursive normativities through which state officials negotiate mobility and outdoor citizenship; knowledge, skills and socialisation; engaging (with) nature; deserving (in) the outdoors.
As plywood is commonly used as a building material for outdoor applications knowledge regarding its moisture behaviour is of utmost importance.
As the pollutants may come from the showcases, the building materials, the artefacts or from the outdoor air, knowledge about the inventory and fate of volatile components inside the showcases are important [8].
Several of the studies examined outdoor workers' knowledge and attitudes related to sun exposure, skin cancer, and sun protection; specifically their perceived susceptibility to and severity of skin cancer, the efficacy of secondary prevention, barriers to sun protection behaviors, and self-efficacy beliefs about sun protection.
Preferably, one of you should be savvy about outdoor recreation knowledge and safety.
A review in this issue of EHP explores the current state of knowledge about outdoor SHS exposure.
However, we retained some variables in the final model regardless of this criterion, based on our prior knowledge regarding outdoor sources in Krakow.
Understanding the role of outdoor allergens requires a knowledge of the nature of outdoor allergen-bearing particles, the distributions of their source, and the nature of the aerosols (particle types, sizes, dynamics of concentrations).
These findings need to be considered in the context of the broader field of skin cancer prevention, and in view of what we understand from descriptive studies of outdoor workers' sun-safety knowledge, attitudes, and practices.
This paper summarizes the state of knowledge about outdoor workers' sun exposure and sun-protection practices, and describes and updates the methods and findings of a systematic evidence review of the effectiveness of interventions to reduce UV radiation exposure among outdoor workers, in order to prevent skin cancer.
