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Dr Aysin Dedekorkut Howes is an urban and environmental planner with over twenty years of experience in teaching and researching in the United States, Turkey, and Australia and is an award-winning lecturer and researcher. She has a PhD from Florida State University, USA, a Master of City and Regional Planning degree from Clemson University, USA and a Bachelor of City Planning degree from the Middle East Technical University, Turkey. She is currently a Senior Lecturer at Griffith University s School of Environment and Science, a member of Griffith University s Cities Research Institute and Program Director of Urban and Environmental Planning. Aysin has expertise in environmental planning, natural resource management, governance and collaborative planning, regional planning, and growth management. Her research focuses on climate change adaptation and disaster
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typical computer motherboard the battery has to be taken out so that nothing happens during the shredding or smelting process within looking at about one year of fifty per kilo is that right mr howes and my. that s about right here we have a good plug in board with nice gold plated parts and without any contaminants here we re looking at about two euro z.b. per kilo. off if this people. that s why it s cost effective for the company to dismantle the computers by hand. cables housings and circuit boards a carefully sorted. televisions and monitors the less valuable even though the shielded cables are full of copper wire. but they also contain toxic elements such as lead and cadmium in germany these must be disposed of properly so they don t end up in the drinking water. small sure it is
shootings we get caught up in the whys and the howes of what happened and right now for this second, for this moment, let s focus on the ones who lost their lives. joyce fienberg was 75, a mother of two sons. a researcher at the university of pittsburgh described as, quote, magnificent, generous and a caring human being. dr. richard gottfried was a dentist. they celebrated a 38th anniversary and planning to retire soon and passed out toothbrushes instead of candy for halloween. rose mallinger was 97 years old and barely missed a service in decades. she was called full of life. her daughter is recovering. jerry rabinowitz lost his life trying to help others at the synagogue. when he heard the shots, he ran
how informal diana was as a mother. how naughty she was. this real bond between mother and sons. this really incredible bond comes across in their words. but also as you say, george, in these new photos that kensington palace tweeted out this morning, private photos, from the family photo album of william, harry, diane, in happier times. times when they were all all ha together and showes what a wonderful mother she was and what a great hole she left when she died in 1997 and left them without a mother. kate, one can only imagine what it was like for these two young boys when this happened 20 years ago. the documentary focuses on the final phone call between a mother and her sons. a chat that harry says will haunt him for the rest of his life. they just wanted to get away and go back to playing. they didn t realize that that was it. yes. this is very sad. william and harry, of course at