Wood waste disposal in Illinois / Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Office of Solid Waste and Renewable Resources.

"ILENR/RR-91/04."

Colorado, the queen jewel of the Rockies; a description of its climate and of its mountains, rivers, forests and valleys; an account of its explorers; a review of its Indians--past and present; a survey of its industries, with some reference to what it offers of delight to the automobilist, traveller, sportsman and health seeker; together with a brief resume of its influence upon writers and artists, and a short account of its problems and how met, and of its inexhaustible resources and their development.

"First impression, January, 1918."

A popular handbook to New Zealand, its resources and industries : with introduction on New Zealand as an English middle-class emigration field, and personal experiences during a four years' residence in the colony.

Includes index.

Ecuador; its ancient and modern history, topography and natural resources, industries and social development,

Mode of access: Internet.

The republics of Central and South America, their resources, industries, sociology and future,

Mode of access: Internet.

Mexico; its trade, industries and resources,

Mode of access: Internet.

Georgia forest resources and industries /

Mode of access: Internet.

Northern Idaho forest resources and industries /

Mode of access: Internet.

North Carolina forest resources and industries /

Contribution from Forest Service.

South Carolina forest resources and industries /

"November 1944."

Wood-preserving; a quarterly journal devoted to promoting the use of wood for all purposes to which it is adapted; the preservative treatment of wood wherever decay is a factor in its service; the development of materials and processes for effectively treating wood; the economical operation of wood-preserving plants ; and the general conservation of our forest resources. v.1-5; Jan. 1914.-Dec.1918.

Mode of access: Internet.

Wood working industries

Mode of access: Internet.

Using the World Wide Web to revolutionise technology transfer and training in the water and wastewater industries

Industry professionals of the near future will be supported by an IT infrastructure that enables them to complete a task by drawing on resources and people with expertise anywhere in the world, and access to knowledge through specific training programs that address the task requirements. The increasing uptake of new technologies enables information to reach a diverse population and to provide flexible learning environments 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This paper examines one of the key areas where the World Wide Web will impact on the water and wastewater industries, namely technology transfer and training. The authors will present their experiences of developing online training courses for wastewater industry professionals over the last two years. The perspective is that of two people working at the coalface.

Location model for CCA-treated - wood waste remediation units

Dissertação apresentada como requisito parcial para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Ciência e Sistemas de Informação Geográfica

Managerial strategies in canning industries: A case study of early twentieth century Portugal

Business History, Vol, 51 Issue 1, p45-58