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Trends in Lead Exposure in New York City : Challenges and Implications for Public and Environmental Health Policy and Practice
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Rome and New York City : comparative urban problems at the end of 20th century. - ( Convegni ; 7)-
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- Forward and Dedication
- Cities within the City
- Redeveloping the City
- Rome and the Urban Archipelago Model
- The Historical City in the New Rome Zoning Plan (P.R.G.)
- Rome
- Urban Renewal in Italy and the United States
- Working Class Struggles in New York City
- Introduction
- Biosensors for the Analysis of Benzene, in the Air of Rome
- Traffic, Benzene in Air and Cancer Correlated Increases
- Air Quality Monitoring and Application of Measures to Contain Urban Air Pollution in Rome up to the year 2000
- Evaluation of Benzene Exposure in Traffic Wardens from the City of Rome
- Assessment of Subjective Stress in the Municipal Police Force of the City of Rome
- Evaluation of the Auditory Threshold in Members of the Municipal Police Force of the City of Rome
- Hepatic Tests and Traffic Policemen
- Dyslipemia and Urban Pollution
- Evaluation of Allergologic Parameters on Subjects Occupationally Exposed to Air Pollutants
- Controlling an Ancient Occupational Disease in a Modern Urban Setting
- Trends in Lead Exposure in New York City
- The Last Hundred Days in the Life of a City
- Italian Culture in New York City
- Altre Sponde, Hic et Nunc
- Social and Demographic Trends in Rome
- Foreign Population and Integration
- Gypsies and Gagè
- Non-Ec Immigrants In Rome
- The Integration Process: Immigration and Foreign Schoolchildren in Rome
- Immigrants of Color in the Age of Globalization
- Immigration and Crime in New York City
- English Speaking Caribbean. American Political Response to the Immigration Laws of the Late 1990s
- Modeling Flood Wave Propagation in Urban Areas
- Water Supply and Management in Rome
- Development and Testing of a Geographic Information System Based Hydrologic Model of Storm Events within the New York City Watersheds and Potential Application to Rome's Water Supply
- Integration with Gis of Large - Scale Water Quality Model Development and Display in the New York City Area
- Adresses of Authors and Organizers
