compiled by J.T. Andrews, C.A. Laymon, and W.M. Briggs ; with contributions from J.T. Andrews [and others]., Bibliography: pages 53-59., Print version record.
compiled by J.T. Andrews. Radiocarbon date list. II, Labrador and northern Quebec, Canada compiled by S.K. Short., Bibliography: pages 69-71., Print version record.
compiled by D.S. Kaufman and K.M. Williams ; with contributions from M. Abbott [and 13 others]., "INSTAAR/OP-48.", Bibliography: pages 55-57., Print version record.
compiled by William F. Manley and Anne E. Jennings ; with contributions from M. Abbott [and 29 others]., "INSTAAR/OP-50.", Bibliography: pages 119-124., Print version record.
Hannah Gosnell, Julia H. Haggerty, Patrick A. Byorth., "3/3/2006." -- Footer., Includes bibliographical references (pages 31-38), Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed March 2023)
The research objective for the Climate Action Database (CAD) was to compile proposals relating to the issue of climate change. These proposals include documents (and/or proposals embedded in such documents) that call for U.S. federal policy changes with respect to climate change and/or related to renewable energy policy changes., Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Under existing SEC disclosure requirements, a public corporation is required to fully and fairly disclose facts about its operations that are "material" to a shareholder's investment decision. But despite the growing evidence of climate change's broad range of impacts, 76.3% of annual reports filed in 2008 by S&P 500 corporations failed to even mention climate change. The true test of proper climate risk disclosure will be its quality, assessed using existing frameworks like the Global Framework for Climate Risk Disclosure. Simply including a climate change keyword is not an adequate assessment of climate change risk. But the fact that the large majority of S&P 500 companies fail to even mention climate change demonstrates the fundamental failure to implement securities law and protect investors., Title from cover., Includes bibliographical references (p. 14-15), Description based on print version record.
The ICJMT Steering Committee proposes that CU Boulder make the best use of its rich array of existing assets to create a College of Media, Design and the Arts. In addition to recognizing the many benefits of this new configuration for the Boulder campus, the Steering Committee's recommendations respond to the needs and interests of a growing body of students who seek to master digital media and information and communication technology. The College of Media, Design, and the Arts will bring together existing academic units and disciplines including Architecture and Environmental Design; Art and Art History; Communication; Film Studies; Journalism and Mass Communication; Music; and Theatre and Dance., "April 16, 2012.", Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed October 2013)
Children's experiences in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina were examined. This research describes the experiences of children and their families in the days and weeks following the storm, discusses what was done on behalf of children to reduce their vulnerability, and illustrates various things that children did for themselves and for others to lessen the impacts of the disaster., Caption title., Mode of access: World Wide Web., Includes bibliographic references.
