this research is a descriptive study which carried out to determine knowledge of mothers in kerman about prevention of domestic natural gas accidents in 2000. the number of sample was calculated 431 mothers that the calculation was done according the result of pilot study. the random cluster sampling method was used in this study. data collection tool was an investigator – made questionnaire ...

The ability of domestic cooking gas to induce hepatotoxicity and clastogenicity in mice was studied. The mice were exposed to domestic gas for twenty-one days at doses of 100 mg/kg, 200 mg/kg and 300 mg/kg respectively. The positive control group of mice were given sodium arsenite intraperitoneously at a dose of 2.5 mg/kg body weight. While the negative control group had only distilled water, s...

Analysis of data from the Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek in the Netherlands showed that the suicide rate by domestic gas dropped from 1958 to 1975 as the percentage of carbon monoxide in domestic gas was reduced. Suicide by all other methods rose more sharply during the latter part of this period, suggesting that people may have switched methods for suicide.

As a gas transporter, National Grid Gas has a duty under section 9 of the Gas Act 1986 (as amended) to comply as far is reasonably economical to do so with any reasonable request to connect and under section 10 we have a duty to connect premises within 23 metres of a relevant main and to connect self lay pipes. Standard condition 4B: Connection Charges, of the Gas Transporter licence provides f...

The Kyoto Protocol assigns limits for the aggregate emissions of six greenhouse gases, but most economic analyses focus on CO2 abatement. What are the potential gains if policy makers exploit the flexibility in a multi-gas abatement strategy? We extend the EDGE model to include sinks and non-CO2 gases and show that a multigas strategy reduces costs by 20-35% in the Western Annex B countries. Ma...