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Chemical weapons destruction and explosive waste : unexploded ordnance remediation by Noyes, Robert

Contents: “…Part I: Chemical Weapons Destruction -- Introduction -- Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program -- Baseline Incineration -- Alternatives to Incineration -- Nonstockpile Program -- Canadian Experience -- Part II: Explosive Waste Remediation -- Introduction -- Biological Treatment Process -- Thermal/Oxidation Processes -- Other Processes -- Explosives Contaminated Debris -- Part III: Unexploded Ordnance -- UXO Detection, Clearance, and Extraction -- Recycling and Reuse -- Destroying and Recycling Materials Resulting from Dismantling Nuclear Weapons -- Sources of Information -- Index.…”
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The Genesis of new weapons : decision making for military R & D by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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Handbook of toxicology of chemical warfare agents 1st ed. by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…Agents that can be used as weapons of mass destruction -- section 3. Target organ toxicity -- section 4. …”
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Ethics for science policy : proceedings of a Nobel symposium held at Södergarn, Sweden, 20-25 August, 1978 1st ed. by Nobelstiftelsen, ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…Science, progress and destruction /…”
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Prospects for peace 1st ed. by Barnaby, Frank

Contents: “…Prospects for Peace; The Increasing Frequency of War; Nuclear Miscalculation; Nuclear Deterrence-the Rationalization of Nuclear Weapons Deployment; Neither Disarmament nor Arms Control; Hot Line; The Public Misled; The Role of Public Opinion; The Role of the Scientists; The Role of the Trades Unions; The Role of the Churches; The Role of the Mass Media; The Role of the Smaller Powers.…”
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Decision making in emergency management by Glarum, Jan

Contents: “…Failing infrastructure must be considered in many disaster situations -- Weather-related hazards, technological hazards, and induced events (terrorists' use of weapons of mass destruction) -- Continued urbanization across the world -- Weather-related hazards -- Floods -- Coastal flooding -- Earthquakes -- Volcanoes -- Tsunamis -- Hurricanes -- NDMS DMAT assets as a key factor in early hurricane response -- Winter storms -- Tornadoes -- Droughts and wildfires -- Heat waves -- Urban heat islands -- Technological hazards -- Lessons for industry based on the Three Mile Island (TMI) reactor disaster -- Lessons for the regulator based on the Three Mile island (TMI) reactor disaster.…”
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Maritime security an introduction by McNicholas, Michael

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Radioactive contamination in residential areas by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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Maritime security : an introduction by McNicholas, Michael

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Emergency medicine secrets 5th ed. by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS AND MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS 101. Weapons of Mass Destruction.…”
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Nutraceutical and functional food regulations in the United States and around the world Third edition. by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…; 1.5 Transforming evangelism into evidence; 1.6 Land mines and weapons of brand destruction.…”
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Forensic Textile Science by Carr, Debra

Contents: “…Conclusions; References; Chapter Five: Forensic Analysis of Sharp Weapon Damage to Textile Products; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. …”
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The comprehensive sourcebook of bacterial protein toxins 3rd ed. by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…Introduction -- A 116-year story of bacterial protein toxins (1888-2004): From diphtheritic poison to molecular toxinology -- Evolutionary aspects of toxin-producing bacteria -- Mobile genetic elements and pathogenicity islands encoding bacterial toxins -- Regulation systems of toxin expression -- Toxin secretion systems -- Intracellular trafficking of bacterial protein toxins -- Translocation of bacterial protein toxin into the cytosol -- Bacterial toxins and virulence factors targeting the actin cytoskeleton and -- intracellular junctions -- Bacterial toxins and mitochondria -- Toxins activating RHO GTPases and exploiting the cellular ubiquitin/proteasome -- machineries -- Toxin receptors -- Molecular, functional and evolutionary aspects of ADP-ribosylating toxins -- Diphtheria toxin -- Attack of the nervous system by clostridial toxins: Physical findings, cellular and -- molecular actions -- Uptake and transport of clostridial neurotoxins -- Bacillus anthracis toxins -- Large clostridial cytotoxins modifying small GTPases -- Bordetella protein toxins -- Vibrio Cholerae and Escherichia Coli thermolabile enterotoxin -- The Shiga toxins: Properties and action on cells -- Helicobacter pylori vacuolating toxin -- Pasteurella multocida toxin -- Cytolethal distending toxins -- Pseudomonas aeruginosa toxins -- Escherichia coli heat- stable enterotoxin b -- Paradigms and classification of bacterial membrane -damaging toxins -- Membrane damaging and cytotoxic phospholipases -- Bacteroides fragilis toxins -- Structure and mode of action of RTX cytolysins -- Genetics and phylogeny of RTX cytolysins -- The family of two-component cytolysins of Serratia and other -- bacteria -- Alpha-helix and Beta-barrel pore-forming toxins (leucocidins, alpha-, gamma- and -- delta-cytolysins) of Staphylococcus aureus -- Aerolysin and related Aeromonas toxins -- Clostridium septicum pore-forming alpha-toxin -- Clostridium perfringens epsilon toxin -- Repertoire and general features of the family of cholesteroldependent cytolysins -- Comparative three-dimensional structure of cholesterol-dependent cytolysins -- Perfringolysin O and Intermedilysin: mechanisms of pore formation by the -- cholesterol-dependent cytolysins -- Pneumolysin: structure, function and role in disease -- Listeriolysin -- Enterococcus faecalis cytolysin toxin -- Streptolysin S: one of the most potent and elusive of all bacterial toxins -- The group B streptococcal beta-haemolysin/cytolysin -- Haemolysins of Vibrio cholerae and other Vibrio species -- Clostridium perfringens enterotoxin -- Bacillus cereus enterotoxins, bi- and tri-component cytolysins and other -- haemolysins -- Uropathogenic Escherichia coli cytolysins -- Escherichia coli, Vibrio and Yersinia species heat-stable enterotoxins -- What are superantigens? …”
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Electricity generation and the environment by Breeze, Paul

Contents: “…9.4 Levelized Cost of Electricity10 Externalities: Putting a Price on Environmental Damage; 10.1 Putting a Price on Externalities; 10.2 The External Cost of Power Generation; 10.3 Internalizing External Costs; 11 The Bottom Line; Index; Back Cover.…”
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Mechatronics for safety, security and dependability in a new era 1st ed. by International Conference on Machine Automation Osaka University, ScienceDirect (Online service)

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