A devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, causing widespread damage and leaving 2.8 million people homeless. Families are desperate for shelter as monsoon rains approach. Habitat is mobilizing engineers to assess damage, provide emergency shelter kits, and support long-term rebuilding effort

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Somerset Foundation Trust Community offers a comprehensive range of services, including Rapid Response, Urgent Community Response (UCR), and Hospital@Home (H@H). These services aim to provide timely and effective care to individuals in their homes, reducing the need for hospital admissions. Rapid NH

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Rhode Island offers various income support programs for individuals affected by COVID-19, including Unemployment Insurance, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, Extended Benefits, Temporary Disability Insurance, Temporary Caregiver Insurance, and COVID-19 Sick Leave. These programs provide financial as

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Assessing the viability of alternatives to traditional tents as transitional shelter solutions in Puntland, Somalia. Phase 1 of the assessment focused on concerns such as fire, theft, leaks, privacy, ventilation, and heat. The assessment also included ranking different shelter types and analyzing ma

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Providing temporary housing assistance to individuals and families in need is a vital aspect of the Client Benefit Division led by Yvette Ortiz Baugh. The program prioritizes preventive housing measures, such as assisting with rent arrears and home repairs, in an effort to maintain stable housing si

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Amid the pandemic, the declaration of an emergency regarding homelessness and COVID-19 has led to the activation of temporary warming centers in Tacoma. The Norpoint center, opening within the next 7-10 days, will accommodate women and couples over 18, with strict COVID-19 protocols in place. The fa

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In this English class lesson, students learn about the dangers of global warming and its impact on the world. They study how extreme heat is melting ice, leading to rising sea levels and potential future flooding of land. The lesson covers topics such as the effects of climate change on food product

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The National Shelter and Non-Food Items Cluster meeting in Iraq on Wednesday, 24th September 2014 discussed various important agenda items including updates on the SRP process, strategic objectives, overview of cluster projects, types of assistance provided, and targeting vulnerable groups. A total

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Support earthquake-affected population in Rasuwa District with shelter upgradation, material support, cash-for-work, livestock shed assistance, and earthquake-resistant techniques verification. Activities include distribution of shelter kits and tool kits, DRR training, mason training, construction

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Investigate the role of air-sea coupling in amplifying or dampening the impact of Arctic warming on northern continents using coordinated coupled model experiments. Explore the mechanisms bridging Arctic impacts in the Northern Hemisphere via North Pacific sea surface temperature changes. Focus on t

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Exploring the concept of shelter, this content delves into the various forms of housing available to meet human needs, considering factors like climate, design, and functionality. From traditional houses to modern complexes, it highlights the diversity of shelter options and their significance in pr

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Global warming is a pressing issue caused by factors like electrical pollution and deforestation. It leads to rising temperatures, melting glaciers, sea level rise, and devastating effects on forests and ecosystems worldwide. This article delves into the causes and consequences of global warming, em

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Scientists attribute the observed global warming trend to human activities that enhance the greenhouse effect, trapping heat in the atmosphere. The greenhouse effect, crucial for life on Earth, involves gases like water vapor and methane that contribute to warming. Nitrous oxide, another potent gree

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Global warming, a result of both natural and human-induced factors, leads to detrimental impacts such as regional climate change, glacier melting, and the spread of diseases. This phenomenon disrupts ecosystems, agriculture, and biodiversity worldwide. Addressing global warming requires a collective

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The Shelter Working Group Meeting aims to discuss strategies to provide safe shelter to flood-affected individuals through emergency provisions, household support, relocation assistance, and technical guidance. Objectives include delivering shelter kits, household NFI kits, transitional shelters, an

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Explore the physics behind conductive and forced air warming techniques, alongside innovative patient warming solutions like the Pinter Family of Innovation. Discover the efficiency and benefits of conductive warming, the comparison with forced air warming, and the specialized applications of heated

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Global warming theory presents three main propositions, with uncertainty arising from factors such as the industrial revolution's impact on CO2 levels, aerosols' cooling and warming effects, and measurement errors impacting data accuracy. Alternative arguments question traditional views on evolution

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On Monday, 29th June at 02:00 pm, a Shelter Working Group Meeting was held at the APAD Office. The meeting agenda included welcoming introductions, information updates, cash working group updates, district focal points discussions, and other matters. Latest updates on response plans for districts su

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The agenda for the Dahuk Shelter & NFI Cluster Coordination Meeting includes introductions, updates on previous meeting action points, discussions on winter camps and out-of-camps issues, rehabilitation efforts, and responses in camps and out-of-camps settings. Additionally, there will be updates on

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The Red Cross supports a Faith-Based Organization (FBO) Initiative in Missouri, inviting organizations to assist primarily in sheltering efforts for disaster response in the community. The National Shelter System shows numerous Red Cross shelters in Missouri, with advantages to partnering with the R

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In Poland, the right to shelter was addressed through an amendment in 2015, focusing on various types of shelter services like warming-up stations, overnight shelters, and hostels. The introduction of an open-door policy for basic services marked a significant change. Different shelter typologies we

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Several academic institutions, such as Surry Community College and Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, are implementing COVID-19 vaccination requirements for students and faculty. While Surry Community College has no vaccination requirements but mandates clinical education, Novant Health and Wake Fo

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In this guide, you will find information on the procedures and requirements for obtaining temporary and permanent residence in the Czech Republic as an international student or employee. From registration with the Foreign Police to the application process for a Certificate of Temporary Residence, th

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This comprehensive guide covers essential aspects of temporary sheltering for livestock during emergencies such as natural disasters, displacement, and evacuation. It includes assessments, planning, facility setup, shelter requirements, possible shelter sites, supplies needed, and transportation con

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Action points from the recent NWSW Shelter Cluster meeting on April 6, 2022 were discussed, including updates on partner collaboration, performance monitoring, and tool enhancements. The meeting also highlighted the importance of feedback regarding access issues and GBV mainstreaming in shelter inte

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Feedback on the composition and distribution of shelter kits reveals that the main items, such as tarpaulins, hoes, spades, and pickaxes, are being utilized effectively for shelter and livelihood activities. Rejected items due to security concerns include plastic rope and nails. There is a suggestio

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The webinar provides important updates on the COVID-19 response for Chicago's homeless system, including shelter decompression efforts, shelter referral procedures, and community mitigation strategies. Participants are encouraged to submit questions via chat for real-time support. The goal is to str

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The Shelter Sector Technical Working Group meeting discussed environmental considerations in program design, fire protection, waste management, energy needs, and supplies. Recommendations included reducing waste, managing packaging, considering energy sources, and planning for flood-related resource

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Humanitarian organizations in Venezuela are working to address the critical needs for shelter, energy, and non-food items in the country. Initiatives such as alternative energy sources for cooking have been implemented to improve access to electricity and essential supplies. Challenges including lim

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Refrigerants play a vital role in heating and cooling systems, but some chemicals contribute to global warming. The Low-Global Warming Potential Refrigerants Program aims to promote the use of environmentally friendly refrigerants with a lower global warming impact. Delaware has an opportunity to le

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SMAC, developed by BRE Trust, assists in comparing shelter solutions based on carbon emissions. It allows easy comparison of 4 shelter types on criteria like materials, packaging, transport, and end-of-life considerations. No expert knowledge is needed to use SMAC; simply input shelter components, m

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Workplace COVID-19 Prevention Program (CPP) is essential to ensure employee health and safety by preventing COVID-19 exposure and spread. The program includes employee training, implementation of preventive measures, cleaning protocols, quarantine procedures, and return-to-work guidelines. Regular s

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Investigating clinical practice patterns of temporary MCS use in contemporary CICUs, the CCCTN Registry gathered data on temporary MCS devices like IABP, Impella, TandemHeart, and VA-ECMO between Sept 2017 - Sept 2018. The study provided insights into indications for temporary MCS, variations in dev

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Recent studies have explored the suppressed late 20th-century warming seen in CMIP6 models compared to CMIP5. The differences in warming patterns are attributed to strong aerosol forcing, with implications for radiative forcing and climate feedbacks. Estimating historical radiative forcing and exami

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Encouraging critical thinking towards greenhouse warming theory, this message questions the lack of experimental proof linking greenhouse gases to global warming. It highlights challenges to the current climate models and offers a reward for scientific evidence supporting the theory. Emphasizing the

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The content discusses the proposed shelter model for Morgan County, focusing on building-level assessment records, population displacement, average household size, and building characteristics. It also explains the calculations for population displacement due to flooding, emphasizing short-term shel

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Hosted by Anteneh Dobamo, David Rizzi, and Victoria Sauveplane, the webinar discussed the launch of GHRP in March to address immediate needs of COVID-19. The country HRP revision involves reprioritizing activities, adapting to new constraints, and aligning with COVID-19 response plans. Consideration

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Cash-based interventions have been successfully utilized by humanitarian organizations in Somalia since 2003, with Somalia Shelter Cluster leading the way in delivering shelter and NFI assistance through cash mechanisms. The rationale behind cash responses in Somalia includes addressing challenges l

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The research explores the association between taste perception and the duration of COVID infection in long-COVID and COVID-reinfection cases. Reduced salivary gustin levels correlated with lower taste scores in long-COVID patients. The study also found an increase in the bitter taste receptor gene e

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Explore the concepts of deliverability and IP warming to improve your email marketing strategy. Learn about the importance of sender reputation, key factors affecting email delivery, and the methodology for warming up IP addresses. Discover how to establish a positive sender reputation and navigate

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