history of Argentina, a survey of the important events and people in the history of Argentina from the time of European settlement.. The population of the area now called Argentina may have totaled 300,000 before the arrival of the Europeans. Some of the Indigenous peoples were nomadic hunters and fishers, such as those in the Chaco, the Tehuelche of Patagonia, and the …

The increasing use of no-till farming is a global process that is more developed in the USA, Brazil, Canada, and Argentina. In Argentina, the agriculturization process began in the 1960s with the shift from mixed systems (agriculture and cattle farming) to exclusively agricultural systems (SAGPyA, 2009).This process has been more intense in the last two decades, with …

In the present study, we assessed the impact of daily temperature range on upper and lower respiratory infections in Cordoba, Argentina, and explored the effect modification of socio-economic factors and influence of airborne particles We found that temperature range is a strong risk factor for admissions due to both upper and lower respiratory ...

The effects of information, social and financial incentives on voluntary undirected blood donations: evidence from a field experiment in Argentina Soc Sci Med. 2013 Dec;98:214-23. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2013.09.012. Epub 2013 Oct 2. Authors Victor Iajya 1 ...

In September 2015, a significant environmental disaster occurred at Barrick Gold's Veladero mine in San Juan, Argentina, when over a million liters of cyanide solution leaked into nearby rivers due to a valve failure. This incident, considered the largest mining spill in …

ARGENTINA Prioritizing health for a swift and effective COVID-19 response despite economic fragility and substantial inequalities Argentina: a complex socioeconomic context An upper-middle income country of Latin America, Argentina is a vast country of 44 million people with abundant natural resources and well qualified human

Direct and indirect effects of climate on decomposition in native ecosystems from central Argentina NATALIA PÉREZ-HARGUINDEGUY,1,2* SANDRA DÍAZ,1,2 FERNANDA VENDRAMINI,1 DIEGO E. GURVICH,1,2 ANA M. CINGOLANI,1,2 MELISA A. GIORGIS1,2 AND MARCELO CABIDO1,2 1Instituto Multidisciplinario de BiologíaVegetal, Universidad Nacional …

As stated in 'Argentina's Missing Bones', despite suspicion of a mass grave near the La Perla detention center, the EAAF has failed to locate such remains. Rumors are that military workers dug all the bones up and crushed them into a powder so that none of the remains could be traced.

Argentina can expect to continue to receive significant regional immigration flows while continuing to act as a sending country. As a result, immigrant remittances will continue to play a role in the country's economy, although, according to current trends, Argentina will remain less dependent on remittances than its Latin American neighbors. ...

Argentina is exposed to several natural hazards such as flooding, seismic activity, volcanic activity, water scarcity, extreme heat, wildfire, and extreme precipitation events. Distribution to physical and social exposure varies significantly throughout the country depending on the region and sources of social vulnerability.

Argentina means that the effect on the economy as a whole is substantial: A back-of-the- envelope calculation suggests an aggregate annual e arnings loss of $712 million. This is

There is a great effect on the environment due to stone crushing and also on the cultivation OF lands so the government should take appropriate steps towards the rural areas for the better. …

Objective: To determine whether environmental perchlorate exposure adversely affects thyroid function in women in the first trimester of pregnancy. Methods: First-trimester pregnant women were recruited from prenatal clinics in the Los Angeles County Hospital, Los Angeles, California, and in the Hospital Universitario de Maternidad dependent Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, …

Most mineral resources in Argentina are found in areas with little or no arable land, very few inhabitants, and usually little or no access to basic infrastructure and services. The arrival of majors changed all that, and in most …

Objective: To evaluate the effect of education and performance feedback regarding compliance with catheter care and handwashing on rates of catheter-associated urinary tract infection (UTI) in intensive care units (ICUs). Setting: Two level III adult ICUs in a private healthcare facility in Argentina. Patients: All adult patients admitted to the study units who had a urinary catheter in …

Devaluations were traditionally considered to be expansionary in the short run and have no real long-run effects. Alternatively, some observers in developing countries found that devaluations were ...

Argentina is one of the countries that exports animals for equestrian sports. This paper analyzes the environmental effects of sport horse production farms in Argentina and proposes actions to minimize the environmental effects of this type of production. Twenty-six sport horse production farms in the province of Buenos Aires were studied. The proximity of the …

in greenhouse carnation in Córdoba, Argentina V. YossenA, G. ZumelzuA, L. GasoniB,C and K. KobayashiB AFacultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, C.C. 509, 5000 Córdoba, ... The effect of soil reductive sterilisation and methyl bromide treatment on the incidence of Fusarium wilt (caused by Fusarium oxysporum) ...

In Argentina, before 2004, artificial TFAs were present in most sweet or salty solid snack foods, ... Scenario 2: Scenario 1 plus the effects of TFA replacements on other CHD biomarkers in controlled trials: Base case – 1.5% baseline TFA intake: 878 (652 to 1 328)

about 10% of Argentina's GDP and 1000% of its quota in the IMF. It is the largest loan granted to a country in the history of the organization. In March 2022, Argentina and the IMF reached a new Extended Fund Facility (EFF) agreement, under which Argentina committed to repaying the full amount of the Stand-By

The demand for lithium for EV batteries is driving a mining boom in an arid Andes region of Argentina, Chile, and Bolivia, home to half the world's reserves. Hydrologists are warning the mines could drain vital ecosystems and …

Argentina can expect to continue to receive significant regional immigration flows while continuing to act as a sending country. As a result, immigrant remittances will continue to play a role in the country's economy, …

We determined the prevalence of respiratory symptoms, pulmonary function, and urinary metals among artisanal stone-crushers in Lubumbashi. Methods: We conducted a …

Analyzing the effect of transfers to alleviate low income groups, Giuliano et al. (2020) investigate the effect of reducing energy subsidies in Argentina and find that reducing the universal energy subsidy while increasing targeted measures can lead to the same distributional outcome at lower costs for the government.

Stone crusher creates a lot of noise and it emits dust particles in the environment. Because of more concentration of dust particles in the environment (air), it creates pollution. This pollution …

For the case of Argentina, a number of studies discuss the effects of immigration during the Age of Mass Migration on economic performance (e.g., Cortés Conde 1983; Taylor 1997). In a recent paper, Droller ( 2018 ) provide a quantitative empirical study showing how the historical migration influenced long-run development across Argentine counties.

This section examines the complex effects of run-off from stone mining, which includes sediments, chemicals and heavy metals, on groundwater. This includes alterations in …

Responsible tourism issues in Argentina to help you make sure your trip has a positive effect on the environment and local communities. Toggle navigation. menu. 01273 823 700. Call us tomorrow after 9am. Destinations; ... While Argentina continues to make significant progress prosecuting those involved in killings and torture during the country ...

Stonecrushers in the informal sector of Dar-es-Salaam seem to be at increased risk for the development of adverse respiratory outcomes, in a dose-response manner. Corresponding author: Rajen N Naidoo Department of Occupational and Environmental Health, Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Private Bag x7, Congella, 4013, …

Tillage and no-tillage effects on physical and chemical properties of an Argiaquoll soil under long-term crop rotation in Buenos Aires, Argentina. / Sokolowski, Ana Clara; Prack McCormick, Barbara; De Grazia, Javier et al. In: International Soil and Water Conservation Research, Vol. 8, No. 2, 06.2020, p. 185-194.