Indoor pollution: the horsemen cometh

Article Abstract:

Property owners and employers should be aware of current laws on indoor pollution to litigation under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. Sources of indoor pollution include heating and ventilation systems, noxious fumes from adhesives, cigarette smoke and volatile organic compounds from paints and coatings on furniture. Employers have been given the responsibility of monitoring, reducing and remodeling workplaces to reduce the incidence of indoor pollution.

Laws, regulations and rules, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Environmental aspects, Work environment, Indoor air quality

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Old and new in Kyushu

Article Abstract:

Kyushu, an island in the south of Japan, has not been as badly affected as the rest of Japan by the country's economic slump. It accounts for around 12% of Japan's GDP, and its economy is as large as those of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand together. It attracts many tourists, and the availability of cheap land and labour has allowed it to attract many leading companies. There has been particularly strong growth in Fukuoka, the island's largest city.

Economic aspects, Kyushu

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Don't cry for me, Argentina

Article Abstract:

The standard for beauty in Argentina is different from most of its South American neighbors. Argentinians regard themselves as Europeans and prefer to look much like the Europeans. Most women in Argentina take great efforts to look thin, have blonde hair and fabulous tanned bodies.

Standards, United States, Appreciation, Personal appearance, Grooming, Argentines, Argentines in the United States

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