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The environmental monitoring program has been designed to ensure that BNL facilities operate such that the applicable … regulations are not directly applicable to the monitoring well data since (1) the standards apply to a community water supply … the monitoring wells are not components of the Laboratory's water supply system, the EPA drinking water standards are …

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Documenting the heroin shortage in New South Wales

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Australian heroin markets have recently undergone dramatic change, sparking debate about the nature of such markets. This study aimed to determine the onset, peak and decline of the heroin shortage in New South Wales (NSW), using the most appropriate available methods to detect market level...

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