Differences in remoteness distribution among the hypothetical chemicals are most pronounced in scenarios assuming 60-day half-life in air.
Despite its remoteness, Barrow is among the oldest permanent settlements in the United States, existing long before the arrival of European explorers in the Arctic.
This is the south-western tip of mainland Europe, where its remoteness earned it the nickname among sailors as "the end of the world".
The South Atlantic group consists of four islands -- Tristan, Nightingale, Gough and Inaccessible -- but all 271 Tristanians live on Tristan (perhaps owing to the island's remoteness, there are only seven surnames among them).
Such local production spillovers highlight a new dimension of inequality arising through geographic remoteness and predicts divergent growth patterns among countries with poorly market-integrated households.
There are gradients in wellbeing outcomes among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations, as there are among non-Indigenous populations, by remoteness and by many other factors [ 4- 7].
Rates of injury among Indigenous children and young people increased with remoteness, the report found, with 51% of young people hospitalised due to injury in remote areas being Indigenous, despite making up just 36% of the overall population in those areas.
His overwhelming feeling, however, was one of remoteness from the war, like "a spider in his web among the weeds - at the foot of the Tower of Babel", or "a leaning 18th-century gravestone in a village churchyard", fanciful conceits which nevertheless convey his strong sense of isolation.
Mr Chrétien has chosen Kananaskis, a remote resort in Alberta, in western Canada, for its remoteness (which will deter protesters who did so much damage to last year's summit at Genoa), for the natural beauty of its setting and because he hopes it will foster intimate discussion and frank exchanges among the eight leaders who will gather there on June 26th.
