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Charles Glass

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Evolución del marco regulador europeo para la evaluación del riesgo de productos fitosanitarios: Un enfoque integrado orientado al uso seguro, la sostenibilidad y la bioeconomía

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By Charles Glass, Egea Gonzalez, Martinez Vidal
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Esta tesis establece un marco coherente y basado en la evidencia para cuantificar e interpretar la exposición dérmica ocupacional a productos fitosanitarios (PPPs) en agricultura bajo invernadero, y para traducir las mediciones de campo en parámetros listos para su uso en modelos y en conclusiones útiles para la gestión del riesgo.
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Charles Glass · Diary: Beirut, 1975

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By Charles Glass
| London Review of Books
On Wednesday​ , 8 April, Israel expanded its kill zone beyond what had been known as the ‘safe’ areas north of Beirut’s suburban south. I talked to a doctor at the American University Hospital who told me his emergency room was treating four hundred patients wounded in the bombing. Four had died. I passed the hospital, where families outside were waiting for the medical staff’s reports.
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What It Was Like Driving John Wayne

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By Charles Glass
| Alta Journal
In the fall of 1967, I went to work for Batjac Productions. It was a Monday-to-Friday job from around 3:30 in the afternoon—when I wasn’t in detention—until 6:30 or 7. The company had this 16-year-old Loyola High School senior photocopying scripts, answering fan mail, matching canceled checks to bank statements, running messages and film cans between Batjac’s offices at Paramount in Hollywood and Warner Bros. in Burbank, and, from time to time, driving John Wayne.
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