Finally, in the marginal approach, the corn oil biodiesel has significantly lower WTW GHG emissions largely because the corn farming and transport burdens are not allocated to corn oil.
That helps to explain why Britain, as the 1998 Comprehensive Spending Review acknowledged, suffers from "an overcrowded, underplanned and undermaintained transport system .The burden of petrol duties is also borne disproportionately by poorer rural motorists for whom a car is often the only means to get to work.
Or for a more contemporary example, consider the horse trailer, a contraption that in many ways resembles the suitcase on wheels in that both enable us to transport tremendous burdens with relative ease.
However, an increased risk for acquisition of diseases, such as those related to infection, is inevitably associated with the international traffic volume, as well as with the modern high-speed transport (high disease burden in developing countries).
The primary access barriers to mental health care - poverty, distance from clinic, lack of transport, and cost burden [ 17] - are relevant across the spectrum of acute, episodic, and chronic care.
Women in conflict-affected and/or refugee situations tend to have little control over financial resources, less access to transport, increased domestic burden, increased gender based violence experiences, and less control over family planning decisions.
15 17 These findings shed light on the importance of non-transport injuries in addition to the burden of transport injuries.
We find that location and climate have large effects on income levels and income growth, through their effects on transport costs, disease burdens, and agricultural productivity, among other channels.
