4Rs : recycling lessons & projects with an index to the Illinois Learning Standards : reduce, reuse, recycle, rebuy /

"The 4Rs Recycling Lessons and Projects with an Index to the Illinois Learning Standards has been produced through a cooperative effort between the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and University of Illinois Extension. This publication is dedicated to increasing environmental awareness among Illinois students and achieving long-term behavior changes to ensure the wise use of our natural resources. The lesson plans and activities are designed for grades K-8."--Prelim. page.

4Rs newsletter : reduce, reuse, recycle, re-buy /

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Alkaline noncyanide zinc plating with reuse of recovered chemicals /

"Cooperative agreement number CR-815829."

Illinois success stories in waste reduction : do the right thing! : reduce, reuse, recycle.

Project manager : Holt, Ross & Yulish, Inc.

Oil audit and reuse manual for the industrial plant /

Mode of access: Internet.

Reduce, reuse, recycle : Illinois Recycling Grants Program : facts.

Cover title.

Textbook reuse and recycling guide.

"ILENR/RR-92/12."

Textbook reuse and recycling guide.

"ILENR/RR-92/12."

The three R's, reduce, reuse, recycle : a newsletter for elementary teachers.

"ILENR/RR-90/02"--Cover.

Control of pollution from animal feedlots and reuse of animal wastes : fourteenth report together with supplemental and dissenting views /

At head of title : 93d Cong., 2d sess. House report no. 93-1012.

Your rights and benefits under the Forest Service relocation assistance program.

Issued Sept. 1979.

Relocation and Resilience: Exploring Co-Benefits in Aberdeen, WA

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Outcomes for elderly patients with mental illness following relocation from a stand-alone psychiatric hospital to community-based extended care units

Objective: To assess the outcomes for a group of elderly patients with mental illness following their discharge from a stand-alone psychiatric facility to seven extended care units (ECUs). Method: All patients (n = 60) who were relocated to the ECUs were assessed using a number of standardized clinical and general functioning instruments at 6 months and 6 weeks pre-move, and again at 6 weeks, 6 months and 18 months post-move. Results: By 18 months post-discharge, 13 of the 60 patients (21.7%) had died and seven others had been transferred to nursing homes. Those who died were older and had significantly higher levels of physical ill health when compared to those who did not die. Changes on measures of clinical and behavioural functioning in those who remained in the study did not reach statistical significance by 18 months post-move. However, participants did demonstrate improvements in quality of life with significantly higher scores on measures of social contact and community access. Conclusions: The mortality observed in the follow-up period is likely to be related to physical ill health and old age rather than the trauma associated with relocation. While overall functioning did not improve following relocation, patients had more independence and greater access to community-based activities.