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David E. Morrison,Michael Svennevigfrom pandemic disease to stream functions to nuclear contamination. These, however, are “wicked problems” that defy simple or long-term solutions, but rather must be continually managed. Further, what are defined in the twenty-first century as “environmental problems” are often the consequence of pe

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Mature Students’ in Irish Higher Educationin order to manage the ways microbes mutate, adapt, and evolve, even while recognizing organisms’ essential nature. Public health practices from the past and present exemplify this ongoing quest to “solve” disease. Eradicating pathogens persists as a public health objective, even as new microbes eme

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Samantha Broadhead,Deirdre Macleodddress an issue that will remain toxic and dangerous to ecosystems for millions of years. This is evident in both nuclear disasters like the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant explosion and meltdown, and the intractable issue of nuclear waste disposal in the US. In both cases, the biophysical propertie

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