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Capoeira Connections A Memoir in Motion
(2023-01-17)This ethnographic memoir weaves together the history of capoeira, recent transformations in the practice, and personal insights from author Katya Wesolowski's thirty years of experience as a capoeirista. -
How to Make Global Supply Chains More Resilient
(Columbia FDI Perspectives, 2023-01-09)Post-pandemic, companies have four main options to reduce rigidity and increase resilience in global supply chains: make them more domestic (e.g., reshoring, stockpiles); make them shorter (e.g., reducing the physical distances ... -
On the Brumer--Stark conjecture
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Implementation Science Toolkit for Clinicians: Improving Adoption of Evidence in Practice.
(Dimensions of critical care nursing : DCCN, 2023-01)<h4>Background</h4>Clinicians are often familiar with quality improvement (QI) and evidence-based practice (EBP) processes, which provides guidance into what evidence should be implemented; however, these processes do not ... -
The Early Life Environment and Adult Cognitive and Mental Health
(2023)Many diverse adult diseases, from diabetes to dementia, are increasingly viewed as arising, in part, from early life environmental influences. The so-called Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) research paradigm ... -
The Political Determinants of Corruption
(2023)Political factors play a big role in influencing the ebbs and flows of corruption. The literature seems unanimously in agreement that, even in places where corruption is entrenched and systemic, the political calculations ... -
TÁTICAS DO INVISÍVEL EM BRANCO SAI, PRETO FICA (2015): CINEMA, ARQUIVO E MEMÓRIA ÀS MARGENS DE BRASÍLIA
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The pandemic is not the great equalizer: front-line labor and rationing in COVID-19 critical care
(Public Health Action, 2022-12-21)<jats:p><jats:bold>BACKGROUND:</jats:bold> Framed as “the great-equalizer,” the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified pressure to adapt critical care labor and resulted in rationing by healthcare workers across the ... -
The Dam Rent is Too Low
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Legacy Pb contamination in the soils of three Durham city parks: Do secondary forest organic horizons effectively blanket Pb in city park soils contaminated by historic waste incineration?
(2022-12-16)Lead (Pb) has historically been used in many products such as gasoline, paint, batteries, ceramics, pipes and plumbing, solders, and cosmetics, and Pb contamination from these materials and their waste streams is widespread ... -
RURAL GABONESE USES AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH NATURAL RESOURCES AND ANIMALS
(2022-12-16)Human relationships and perceptions of nature and wildlife differ greatly across the modern world. These relationships are dependent on a variety of complex factors and conditions such as daily use, proximity, culture, ... -
Magic school bus, deploy! Cleaner air and cost savings in North Carolina with electric school buses.
(2022-12-16)The purpose of this project is to evaluate ways to assist the deployment of electric school buses (ESB) across the state on behalf of the client, the North Carolina Clean Energy Fund (NCCEF). In part one of this report, ... -
Supporting Underserved Landowners in the Southeast with Conservation and Economic Goals
(2022-12-16)African American and other “historically underserved” landowners, as defined in the 2008 Farm Bill, have experienced unprecedented rates of agricultural and forest land loss due in large part to discrimination by the United ... -
CLIMATE IN THE PULPIT: EFFECTIVENESS OF SERMONS TO INFLUENCE ATTITUDES ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND CREATION CARE
(2022-12-16)As moral messengers and trusted institutions, houses of worship can be effective messengers on climate change and “creation care.” The sermon provides a uniquely impactful place for an intervention into the educational life ... -
Impacts of Genetic Variation and Silvicultural Treatments on Loblolly Pine Water Use
(2022-12-15)Loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) is of high ecological and economical value in the U.S. for its abundance and rapid growth. P. taeda has adapted to a wide range of sites, exhibiting considerable plasticity in its physiology and ... -
Viability and improvement of constructive wildlife corridors in tropical forests, proposing a new method for evaluating corridors geospatially using MaxEnt
(2022-12-14)Habitat corridor ecology remains a new and developing field in wildlife and forest management. Little is known about how corridors statistically work or how they should be established and monitored. Stuart Pimm and his non-profit ... -
EAP Courses in Joint-Venture Institutions: A Needs Analysis Based on Learner Perceptions
(Indonesian Journal of English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics, 2022-12-12)With the increase in English medium instruction (EMI) in non-English-speaking countries, the role of EAP in preparing learners for the academic tasks that they will face is enhanced. Joint-venture universities (JVUs), ... -
A Site Prioritization for Shortleaf Pine Restoration in Duke Forest
(2022-12-10)Historically, shortleaf pine forests spanned some 70-80 million acres in the U.S. Since then, the species has declined dramatically—today, only 6 million acres of shortleaf-dominated forests remain, roughly 10 percent of ... -
The 5Ws of Racial Equity in Research: A Framework for Applying a Racial Equity Lens Throughout the Research Process
(Health Equity, 2022-12-01)
