"We say that the first three rules in pest control are sanitation, sanitation, sanitation," says Hastings.
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According to UNICEF's extensive research, teaching sanitation to kids in school is not only an effective way to increase sanitation within schools, it also enhances sanitation at home when children bring these sanitation methods to their families.
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But proceeds will benefit a foundation for sanitation workers and a museum of sanitation equipment.
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Sanitation The New York Sanitation Department has its hands full removing snow and ice across the city.
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After five years on the job, the average salary for a sanitation worker is about $77,300, and after 22 years, sanitation workers are eligible for pension, according to the New York City Department of Sanitation.
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The foundation's Water & Sanitation Hygiene Challenge, and Reinvent the Toilet fair award grants to organizations that improve sanitation in the developing world.
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" Of the Sanitation Salvage investigation, Brownell said: "I have acknowledged for many months that Sanitation Salvage is a very screwed up company.
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Commercial Sanitation Initiative (CSI) U.S. Military Maintenance provides sanitation, maintenance and remodeling services and works to create workforce development programs for veterans.
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"Touch Sanitation" was the first of many projects Ms. Ukeles has made for, and with, the department, including a delightful series of "Work Ballets," choreographed for sanitation equipment.
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"Collapsing health, water, and sanitation systems have cut off 14.5 million people from regular access to clean water and sanitation, increasing the ability of the disease to spread."
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Reached for comment, a WeWork representative wrote:All WeWork locations are subject to increased daytime cleaning and regular sanitation of common touchpoints, and we are providing members with additional sanitation products.
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He was appearing at the Reinvented Toilet Expo in Beijing, China, talking about the need for safe sanitation throughout the world and the Gates Foundation's role in funding better sanitation options.
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The World Bank has sought to cost the water and sanitation ones, and estimated it would take $22011bn a year to achieve them, of which 69% would be spent on sanitation.
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Antonio Reynoso, a Democrat representing Brooklyn and Queens and the chairman of the City Council's Sanitation Committee, told those gathered that Sanitation Salvage's license should have been suspended after the deaths.
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Many countries, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, face similar sanitation challenges, says Francis de los Reyes at North Carolina State University, who designs sanitation management solutions for developing counties.
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Megan Harvey, a sanitation worker at New York Department of Sanitation with a year of service, wearing a repurposed apron, visor, and shirt featuring a print of plastic bottles and other garbage.
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The CDC said the cruise line has increased disinfection procedures, collected stool specimens from passengers and sent the public health and sanitation manager from the cruise line's corporate office to oversee sanitation procedures.
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When the outbreak was first reported on September 11, Petland said it has many sanitation stations in each store and has strict kennel sanitation procedures and protocols put in place by consulting veterinarians.
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When one out of every three people worldwide lacks access to adequate sanitation, it is undeniably urgent for the United States to show leadership by allocating $425 million for water and sanitation programs.
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As previously profiled on Hyperallergic, the the museum is located in an East Harlem sanitation garage, and is brimming with curiosities both mundane and rare saved by now retired sanitation worker Nelson Molina.
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Beneath a photograph of the New York Mayor John V. Lindsay during the 1968 sanitation strike, for example, we're reminded that Memphis called a sanitation strike of its own, inspired by this one.
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The Sanitation Department has grown its civilian ranks by 14 percent since 2014 — to 2,150 workers, in addition to the 7,600 uniformed sanitation employees — by recruiting people like Ms. Spaulding, the composting expert.
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Many of these hotspots lack sanitation facilities and drinking water.
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Water Mission provides safe water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene.
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City sanitation trucks killed seven people during the same period.
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On the job with two New York City sanitation workers.
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People living in third world countries that lack basic sanitation.
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There's also an environmental price to pay for poor sanitation.
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The team includes medical, logistics, and water and sanitation specialists.
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When implementing sanitation solutions, World Vision stresses sustainability and ownership.
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Children of The Invaders, Sanitation Strikers, Stax and The Blues.
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Sanitation workers on the streets of NYC wearing designer uniforms.
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Maldonado said the scrutiny of Sanitation Salvage is long overdue.
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"In Brazil, they say sanitation doesn't get votes," he said.
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Some say it was improvements in public health and sanitation.
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For me, the Sanitation Department was like the major leagues.
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It may have been in inconsistent application of sanitation measures.
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The Department of Sanitation collects data about snow plow routing.
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SANITATION • New York City: No pickups, street cleaning or recycling.
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But it isn't just sanitation that threatens incarcerated peoples' health.
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Sanitation is poor, and the temples are not weathering well.
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But he still works as a consultant on sanitation issues.
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On March 5, the Kaaba was completely empty for sanitation.
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The street after the Department of Sanitation cleaned it up.
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They couldn't negotiate delivering basic sanitation supplies to the camps.
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Not only that, but with sanitation the market is steady.
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The bins were tested by pedestrians, sanitation workers and judges.
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The Sanitation Department says that what he does is legal.
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She had written a long reported article on water sanitation.
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The food was terrible, the sanitation was awful, infections rife.
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Water, sanitation, and hygiene-related diseases kill nearly a million people every year — but in countries with access to clean water and improved sanitation, the percentage of people afflicted by such illnesses dramatically decreases.
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But sanitation workers, scores of whom die each year from asphyxiation while removing waste from underground drains, have had enough, said Bezwada Wilson, the head of the Safai Karmachari Andolan (SKA), or Sanitation Workers' Movement.
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In New York's bifurcated world of garbage, the city's Department of Sanitation handles residential trash, and a legion of garbage trucks from scores of private sanitation companies carts away the trash and recycling from businesses.
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At the recent Sanitation Economy Summit in India, the Toilet Board Coalition brought together large companies such as Unilever, Kimberly-Clark and Lixil with sanitation start-ups on specific projects through its toilet accelerator program.
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All current and past New York sanitation workers get in free.
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This is where sanitation workers meet each morning before their routes.
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There are about 7,800 uniformed staff members within the sanitation department.
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The entry-level salary for a sanitation worker is about $37,600.
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We have a team, which is our water and sanitation team.
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The sanitation commissioner, Kathryn Garcia, deserves praise for leading the reorganization.
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Hampton Roads Sanitation District, Va., $206 million of wastewater revenue bonds.
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Polio is a virus that spreads in areas with poor sanitation.
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Villagers have embraced offers of new sanitation systems, homes and bridges.
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Or, as he preferred to refer to it, a sanitation engineer.
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They need shelter, food, health care, water, sanitation and emergency kits.
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The improvements in sanitation that followed have saved millions of lives.
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But BIC did not ask Sanitation Salvage to suspend the driver.
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Her epic "Touch Sanitation Performance" of 1979-80 was the result.
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As for hygiene and sanitation, I've recycled sex toys with clients.
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In other warehouses, however, the sanitation-equipment supply seems less plentiful.
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Cholera outbreaks helped lead to the design of modern sanitation systems.
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First, the city fixed persistent sanitation problems in his own community.
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Kathryn Garcia, the city's sanitation commissioner, defended the snow-clearing effort.
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They include nurses, doctors, paramedics, and sanitation workers in government hospitals.
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I think of "Touch Sanitation" (1979-80) by Mierle Laderman Ukeles.
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Police officers, firefighters and sanitation workers have long held such benefits.
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The mayor arrived at the sanitation site at 1:39 p.m.
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Bob is a retired sanitation and boatyard worker from the Bronx.
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In Venice, sanitation workers use special tools to sanitize public waterbuses.
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Two billion people worldwide don't have access to basic sanitation facilities.
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The sanitation department issued a snow alert beginning at 3 a.m.
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Food, drinks, clean water and sanitation facilities are very much needed.
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My dad worked for the Sanitation Department for thirty-five years.
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Nomvula Mokonyane, the minister of water and sanitation, denounced S.&P.
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There was no indoor plumbing, or sanitation facilities of any kind.
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Infections from diseases like leptospirosis spread as sanitation systems went offline.
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Several large multinational companies, including Kimberly Clark, Unilever and Lixil, recently gathered in India with the World Bank, various NGOs and government officials to meet with sanitation entrepreneurs, or sanipreneurs, to address the worldwide sanitation crisis.
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And cuts to water and sanitation programs could result in more than 2 million people having access to safe and sustainable water sources as well as sanitation services that prevent the onset and spread of disease.
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The signs come from the Treasures in the Trash Collection, a remarkable congeries of over 40,000 discarded objects salvaged by retired sanitation worker Nelson Molina and arranged in a New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) garage.
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In 2015, the city's sanitation department collected 3.2 million tons of waste.
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Poor sanitation is not always the invite to a roach parade, however.
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One sanitation worker in Brooklyn died after dumping trash that contained acid.
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Oxfam America is focusing on providing clean water, sanitation, and hygenic products.
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PSSI provides cleaning and sanitation services to food processors in North America.
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This would cover relief including health, water and sanitation, he told reporters.
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This has grown saltier but they use it for washing and sanitation.
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Infrastructure experts forecast it could be decades before Brazil achieves universal sanitation.
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Hand in hand with water safety is the issue of proper sanitation.
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For Track 1, Haitian authorities would work on water and sanitation infrastructure.
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Slums in developing countries are more crowded now, and with appalling sanitation.
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The New York City Sanitation Department issued a snow alert for Tuesday.
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Three water and sanitation workers hired by MSF were among the dead.
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"It's hard to adjust," says Gao Li, a sanitation worker in Urumqi.
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The complex has its own public safety force, sanitation and snow removal.
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This information helps direct sanitation efforts to where they are needed most.
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It profiles Cleophus Smith, a sanitation worker who marched with the Rev.
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And we've surrounded global health with agriculture and sanitation, family planning, antismoking.
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Largely built from wood, tenements were made more flammable by poor sanitation.
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Malnutrition, poor sanitation and lack of proper housing also remain major problems.
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Clean water and sanitation facilities, information and medical treatment are all important.
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Modern sanitation has significantly reduced the incidence of both infection and carrier.
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The war destroyed it, along with the country's water and sanitation infrastructure.
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The global water and sanitation crisis can be solved within our lifetimes.
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Several sanitation workers had been waiting for the him since 11 a.m.
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De Blasio's own sanitation commissioner, Kathryn Garcia, acknowledged time is running out.
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Studies showed the cholera bacteria came from poor sanitation by the peacekeepers.
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Kathryn Garcia, the sanitation commissioner, said the department would appreciate lighter lifts.
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Whole cities were left without access to clean water, sanitation or electricity.
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Garbage and sanitation issues may just be the tip of the iceberg.
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Schools and universities are closed, and sanitation workers work night and day.
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David Auerbach co-founded Sanergy eight years ago to deal with sanitation.
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While roads, phone access, and sanitation may seem commonplace in much of the developed world, roughly 2.6 billion people in developing countries lack electricity, and almost as many go without consistent access to basic food and water sanitation.
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Creating and maintaining sanitation systems is typically an expensive proposition, but by creating new models for sanitation, companies see a chance to turn what was once an unaffordable cost for governments into a profitable and scalable business opportunity.
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As a program manager for water and sanitation projects at Plan International, I have seen firsthand how the provision of products, or the construction of sanitation facilities, opens the door to dialogue in places where it was firmly shut.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tiger worm toilets which turn human waste into fertilizer could prove to be an affordable and sustainable sanitation solution for increasingly crowded slums and refugee camps across the developing world, water and sanitation experts say.
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Old Fadama residents live with clogged drains, insufficient water supply, and poor sanitation.
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Some restaurants, for sanitation reasons, won't allow customers to bring their own containers.
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Fences is set in inner-city Pittsburgh among sanitation workers and their families.
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Most homes lacked running water and flush toilets, leading to recurrent sanitation problems.
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Work in the fashion industry and want to tackle clean water and sanitation?
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The aid agency said poor sanitation could lead to diphtheria, cholera, and measles.
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This includes Sanitation Workers, and ranking officers like Supervisors, Deputy Chiefs and above.
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Sanitation Workers hired after are eligible for pension after 22 years of service.
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In 20 years of sanitation work, Greenan said one thing stays the same.
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After dinner we were going to attend a rally for the sanitation workers.
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Sanitation Department inspectors have fined and will fine for unshoveled sidewalks and stoops.
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An army of about 8,000 uniformed sanitation workers haul away all this trash.
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Modern officials have had their own sanitation battles — some entirely predictable, others not.
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Governments now promise schools, clinics and sanitation, as well as new transport links.
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The World Bank links one in ten deaths in India to poor sanitation.
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"This young man rose like Jesus," said Bryant Jones, a city sanitation manager.
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Mr. de Blasio's office referred questions about Monday's decision to the Sanitation Department.
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Each year, poor sanitation contributes to an estimated 700,000 child deaths from diarrhea.
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Fewer than a third of India's 1.3 billion people have access to sanitation.
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"We empower communities to take charge of their own sanitation needs," explains Allgood.
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"Those service trips gave me the exposure to sanitation issues," Kamen tells PEOPLE.
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There are better roads, there is better sanitation, there are parks and schools.
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In Lebanon, World Vision is providing refugees with clean water and sanitation services.
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In return, they sometimes offer miners basic services such as water and sanitation.
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Improved water, sanitation and hygiene in health facilities is critical to this effort.
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It is normally associated with a lack of safe water or poor sanitation.
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When there's a shortage of water and sanitation issues, it will come out.
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The following spring, the union approached BIC about Sanitation Salvage and Local 124.
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Workers at Sanitation Salvage soon learned by word of mouth who had died.
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He also seemed to lack a command of Sanitation Salvage's history and operations.
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Her son Maks Roma-Shtylla, 573, had pestered her about the sanitation vehicle.
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Campbell County, Ky., Sanitation District No. 2192.6, $23 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The singer was photographed standing on a sanitation truck outside Trump's luxury building.
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Water pollution and poor sanitation contributed significantly to diarrheal diseases and infant mortality.
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Classes are taught on food safety and sanitation, followed by skills and techniques.
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Oxfam is increasing the delivery of soap, clean water and other sanitation services.
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Sanitation workers threw heaps of trash into the mouth of a garbage truck.
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It does not impact public transportation, public-benefit hotlines, or public sanitation services.
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Bill was an enigma wrapped in a bright blue French sanitation worker's jacket.
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Utility providers for electricity, plumbing and sanitation will also be required to work.
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On April 15, he'll mark 51 years of working for the sanitation department.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Memphis sanitation workers' strike of 1968.
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Sanitation workers tried to clean the targeted areas of blood and body parts.
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These included internet, health and medical services, defense, water, sanitation and postal services.
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The California epidemic was controlled by increased vaccination and improved sanitation, Farley said.
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The disease is most common in areas with substandard sanitation and water supply.
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"Staples sells a variety of durable goods, bottled water, cleaning and sanitation products."
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It has also enhanced sanitation protocols to prevent further spread of the disease.
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To mitigate any impact of this rare occurrence, we implemented stringent sanitation procedures.
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They lodge concerns with government departments over noise, traffic, sanitation and other issues.
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Lead the sanitation initiative at your office and snag The Wype for $19.95.
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The Department of Sanitation issued a snow alert Thursday morning, anticipating today's flurries.
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Dr. King spent his final days in Memphis, marching with striking sanitation workers.
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She continues to work long hours, now hauling waste for a sanitation company.
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"The number one thing — besides the proper humidity — is improper sanitation," Mejia said.
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We have many First Nations deprived of the right to water and sanitation.
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Every year, half a million babies die before they are one-month-old due to a lack of clean water and safe sanitation in hospitals, according to a 2015 report by sanitation charity WaterAid and the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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The company is the number-one provider of sanitation services in the Washington area.
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They had people, animals, and stored food close together, and, likely, very poor sanitation.
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Despite efforts to improve sanitation, city authorities view forced relocation as the only solution.
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She has been slapped with nearly $303,000.00 in fines by the Department of Sanitation.
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This could include physical methods like traps and vacuums, and preventative measures like sanitation.
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Sanitation workers must get to their garage sites by a little before 6 a.m.
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Sanitation workers hired before 2012 are eligible for pension after 20 years of service.
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Chief Mellis and Squiciari had started with the sanitation department at the same time.
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"You can't put their equipment down those streets," he said of the Sanitation Department.
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High-quality internet connections will become more widespread than basic sanitation and running water.
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Best regards, Karleen Kos, CAEExecutive DirectorPortable Sanitation Association International Follow Lauren Messman on Twitter.
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This isn't the first time Mar-a-Lago's catering services have prompted sanitation concerns.
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That means investing in good sanitation, water and energy systems, health clinics and schools.
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The city's sanitation department spends half its $258m street-cleaning budget on the stuff.
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Effective sanitation and access to clean water has largely eliminated typhoid from rich countries.
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But for others, a robot sanitation worker could mean access to clean, potable water.
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Since that year, about 2.1 billion people have also gained access to improved sanitation.
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The company also sent a corporate sanitation manager to oversee handling of the outbreak.
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"This does not mean a sterile boring sanitation of our social content," he continued.
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Instead, they must tackle the poor sanitation that causes malnutrition, via infection and disease.
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Researchers said too many birth facilities still lack basic equipment, water, sanitation and electricity.
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Most live like them in rickety tents with no running water and inadequate sanitation.
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In many ways, sanitation is already improving, as countries such as Bangladesh become richer.
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It took the work of sanitation engineer George Soper to notice the curious pattern.
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The policy's second leg, involving better schools, sanitation and medical care, rarely met expectations.
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For investing in basic sanitation at home, the benefit is three times the cost.
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It's mainly a disease of developing countries from poor sanitation and poor water hydration.
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Joshua Tree National Park has temporarily closed until sanitation and safety issues are resolved.
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The facility takes wastewater from the sanitation department and purifies it into drinking water.
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Many humanitarian groups in Lebanon help with sanitation systems and other in-kind assistance.
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"It's easier to build a cable car than basic sanitation," said Simpson, the researcher.
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"They even installed a little room where the sanitation workers can rest," he said.
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My mother worked as a warehouse clerk, my father as a government sanitation planner.
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Destruction of sanitation systems and water supply infrastructure will lead to outbreaks of disease.
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At the camps, residents complain that food is sometimes scarce and sanitation is lacking.
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Brazil is not alone in facing a water and sanitation crisis of epic proportions.
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One of the major barriers to safe water and sanitation is affordable financing. Water.
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Martin Luther King Jr. marched for "justice and jobs"; he died supporting sanitation workers.
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Experts believe that Nepalese peacekeepers in camps with poor sanitation introduced cholera to Haiti.
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That raised questions about health screening for peacekeepers and the sanitation standards they use.
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The Sanitation Department has dispatched nearly 1,600 plows since the start of the storm.
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The refugees are cramming into squalid camps of improvised shelters that lack basic sanitation.
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His plan was to use his engineering skills to bring sanitation to rural Zimbabwe.
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With local bus service curtailed by half, many drivers are reassigned to sanitation duty.
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Last year, the city earned $22018,243 from selling compost, according to the Sanitation Department.
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The sanitation wipes are one part of its precautionary measures communicated to truck drivers.
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In April 2017, the brand started a campaign that featured migrants and sanitation workers.
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From this couch, the plan for thousands of sanitation workers is put in place.
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"I saw it as a logical problem with the sanitation laws," Mr. Whelton said.
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Department of Sanitation vehicles accounted for more than half of that increase since 2014.
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He also called in the National Guard to help with sanitation and food delivery.
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"There's definitely enough capacity for what's collected now," Ms. Garcia, the sanitation commissioner, said.
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Gediman said Yosemite was undertaking "extensive cleaning and enhanced sanitation protocols" following the outbreak.
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He came on to Memphis, met with the sanitation workers, met with the ministers.
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The results: Receiving a basic income led to improved sanitation, nutrition, and school attendance.
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The Department of Sanitation collected 3,196,200 tons of residential trash (excluding recyclables) last year.
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Brit Kleinman, a Group Project designer, said the bin would help sanitation workers most.
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Every day, 800 children under five die because of contaminated water and poor sanitation.
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Sanitation is left to private systems, which poor residents like Ms Rush cannot afford.
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Another sister was arrested because she couldn't afford to buy into the sanitation system.
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But the Department of Sanitation, with a $1.5 billion budget, collects only residential garbage.
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Meanwhile, the sanitation crews will be busy pulling up weeds from traffic medians. Curbs.
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There's no access to clean water or sanitation in many communities, the UN reports.
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Stunting is caused by long-term under-nutrition, combined with sanitation and hygiene problems.
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The city also announced new steps to fortify retirement plans for current sanitation workers.
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I also check that our production staff conforms to rigorous sanitation and safety standards.
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A sanitation spokeswoman, Heather Johnson, said she couldn't immediately provide figures on sofa removals.
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It estimated that, to "achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all" and "achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation for all and end open defecation" would need $114bn a year, 69% of it spent on sanitation.
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"It may cover the sanitation worker but what about all the others who live around him in the slum and who are equally at risk of contracting the disease from him?" said Raju Kagada, a union leader of sanitation workers in Mumbai.
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She has been anthropologist-in-residence at the New York City Department of Sanitation for more than a decade; her book "Picking Up: On the Streets and Behind the Trucks With the Sanitation Workers of New York City" was published in 2013.
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Two videos, Waste Flow (1979-1984) and Sanman Speaks (1977-1985), chronicle her groundbreaking Touch Sanitation (1978-1980) performance, in which the artist shook hands with over 8,500 New York City Sanitation workers in an effort to appreciate and destigmatize their labor.
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Sanitation and hygiene, unglamorous though they are, rank highly among development goals for good reason.
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Ever since his wife fell ill, they have only been using it for sanitation purposes.
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They fear lack of accommodation and sanitation facilities may lead to abuse of young girls.
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The public sector has a lot of care jobs — teachers, sanitation workers, healthcare workers, soldiers.
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When looking at water and sanitation quality in the EPI's list, the US ranks 20183th.
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A lack of proper sanitation can cause outbreaks of diarrhoea and cholera to spread fast.
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City officials say they are taking measures to screen them, check sanitation and impose quarantine.
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We arrived at the New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) at 5:30 a.m.
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The two sanitation workers we followed for the day were Kevin Greenan and Mike Squiciari.
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We have rigid sanitation standards that are closely adhered to in all of our plants.
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This led to improvements in hygiene and sanitation, as well as the development of vaccines.
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A lack of safe water and sanitation facilities can cause dehydration, illness, and even death.
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Commercial sanitation workers contend with dangerous conditions for low pay, and wage theft is rampant.
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Such coercion, sanitation experts say, discourages honest answers about toilet usage as villagers fear reprisals.
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"The respondents will give you false answers," said Nitya Jacob, a water and sanitation consultant.
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Take water, sanitation, and sewage disposal systems, for instance, which often require electricity to operate.
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Goldring said there was an urgent need for tools, seeds, water, sanitation and food aid.
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Zoomlion's business also includes other crane machinery, sanitation, earth moving equipment, and financial lease services.
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Popova said authorities will soon begin sanitation of the area, including recovery of animal corpses.
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People in villages often fail to acknowledge that a lack of sanitation is a problem.
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Our priorities: community engagement, emergency health care, water and sanitation services to protect against disease.
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It has been plagued with other problems, including obtaining permits and arranging security and sanitation.
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Advances in medicine and sanitation have boosted life expectancy around the world, especially in Africa.
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The strategy has been to divide and conquer, like mob families did with sanitation routes.
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Anatomy laboratories at universities have sanitation features, such as floors that can easily be cleaned.
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Around 80 percent of health cases are related to sanitation and environmental problems, he noted.
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The illness is more common in places with poor sanitation, overcrowded households and water shortages.
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"Water, sanitation and hygiene is a global crisis," said Savio Carvalho, WaterAid's global advocacy director.
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From providing clean drinking water to reliable sanitation solutions, it really does take a village.
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Deteriorating sanitation in the city is in part to blame for the spread of cholera.
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We also now make soap with the school children to teach sanitation and disease prevention.
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Water, air, sanitation, and power systems will deliver in a healthier and more efficient way.
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Under male supervisors, Pearl worked at the Los Angeles Sanitation Bureau from 2002 to 2011.
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Brown quoted Martin Luther King Jr., who was martyred after supporting sanitation workers in Memphis.
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Yerdle works with separate cleaning and repair partners for tasks like basic cleaning and sanitation.
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Their work assignment was known at Sanitation Salvage as Route 20213, notoriously long and backbreaking.
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It was then that BIC asked Sanitation Salvage to suspend Spence, which the company did.
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Instead they intend to focus on improving sanitation and access to clean water and treatment.
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Sanitation standards and safety rules for agricultural imports do not reflect the latest scientific knowledge.
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The sanitation company that set up portable toilets along a bleak part of the route.
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Studies have traced the outbreak to faulty sanitation practices by a United Nations peacekeeping force.
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Gates chose to sell his pitch in a country that has struggled with clean sanitation.
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Indoor plumbing clearly gives us a sanitation advantage today, so where did they go wrong?
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Diarrhea from poor sanitation is one of the main reasons children die in the country.
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It has been largely eradicated in developed countries equipped with sanitation systems and water treatment.
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Many are sending customers newsletters suggesting delivery or takeout options and emails about sanitation measures.
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"Imagine yourself in their shoes, without a house, without clothes, without any sanitation," she says.
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Mr. Blake recently went back to work as a collector for a private sanitation company.
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Politicians talk about hobbled sanitation and transportation agencies riddled by absenteeism, nepotism and bloated workforces.
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Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission, Md., $190.1 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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Sanitation, vaccines, hospitals and countless other cultural icons have risen to prolong the human lifespan.
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You can imagine how much we are sitting on a water and sanitation ticking bomb.
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Once the area is "secure," sanitation workers begin throwing everything into the idling garbage truck.
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Ron wrote that Uber Freight will also provide thousands of sanitation kits to small carriers.
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Workers told Business Insider that the sanitation materials often run out, and are sometimes stolen.
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The letter also requests funding for sanitation, education, food distribution and economic relief for tribes.
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Then someone dumped a plastic chair beside the trash, a violation of the sanitation code.
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The money is earmarked for clean energy and transportation, climate resilience, and water and sanitation.
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Afterward, the sanitation workers of Memphis went on strike for improved wages and working conditions.
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Andrew Bales, of Union Rescue Mission, about the current state of sanitation on Skid Row.
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It takes 300 sanitation workers between 12 and 16 hours to clean it all up.
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A pair of sunglasses integrates upcycled mixed materials from keychains and parts of sanitation trucks.
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The ramshackle huts often have small doors and no windows, with poor sanitation and ventilation.
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It is these places that pay the highest price for inadequate water supply and sanitation.
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Such coercion, sanitation experts say, discourage honest answers about toilet usage as villagers fear reprisals.
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How it works: Access to a toilet is only the first step to improving sanitation.
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As more people visit Rishikesh, however, and as development rises, sanitation infrastructure hasn't kept pace.
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The disease, which is spread through human contact, primarily affects areas plagued by poor sanitation.
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India's sanitation program had "succeeded in lifting more than 550 million people out of open defecation in a short period of less than 1503 years", India's Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation said in a release on Friday in response to a Reuters' article.
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" Sack: "I'm sympathetic to the difficulties in providing vaccine but the idea that they are going to improve sanitation when they can't give a simple oral vaccine flies in the face of reality... This is often thought of as a dichotomy — vaccines or sanitation.
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My dad worked at the City of New York Sanitation, and my mom was a nurse.
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The parades generate literally tons of paper and other debris, the NYC Department of Sanitation says.
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In particular, she learned about the stigma surrounding menstruation and lack of access to proper sanitation.
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The park briefly closed its gates "to address sanitation, safety, and resource protection issues" before reopening.
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The Army Corps is focusing on getting generators back online to power hospitals and sanitation facilities.
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The incident scene is clear and our Sanitation Crews have begun cleaning the parade route. pic.twitter.
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In addition, poor access to clean water, hygiene and sanitation contributed to 361,000 deaths from diarrhoea.
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It's pretty easy — I read this article where they were talking about sanitation within making kombucha.
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Chief Mellis said one thing he loves about sanitation work is watching New York wake up.
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Sanitation workers spend a lot of time together, as shifts can sometimes be 12-hours long.
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The organization is providing emergency supplies, including health and sanitation services, to impacted communities in Haiti.
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And most could be greatly reduced by providing safe drinking water, sanitation and information about hygiene.
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Since 2010, trucks belonging to private carters have killed 28 people — pedestrians, cyclists and sanitation workers.
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The plan before the Council this week won't solve all sanitation problems, but it can help.
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Portable sanitation providers don't expect anyone to gush with positive enthusiasm over using a portable restroom.
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It is 1968, and you are a sanitation worker, underpaid and overworked in a segregated system.
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Instead of just highlighting the hazards of open defecation, it extolled the virtues of clean sanitation.
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Other tenets of preventative medicine, such as vaccines, sanitation and anti-smoking initiatives, save many more.
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But Murphy, a sanitation worker, "was there the whole time" during her final hours, Facciolo says.
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For instance, diarrheal disease is often in large part caused by poor sanitation and water supplies.
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In the past few decades China has done a fairly good job of supplying basic sanitation.
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With limited access to health care, clean water and sanitation, the risk of illness is high.
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Almost 1,000 children a day die because of diarrhoeal diseases linked to polluted water or sanitation.
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The drones will monitor waste dump sites, beaches and desert camp sites for sanitation law violators.
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Providing clean water and sanitation Organizations like Water Mission provide clean water solutions to Haitian people.
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Regional sanitation authorities have issued warnings that contact with the bacteria may cause allergies and rashes.
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In established industrial sanitation systems, water constitutes about 95 per cent of the overall sewage mass.
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"Your health is more important than anything, Angela," Murphy, a Staten Island sanitation worker, told her.
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They also want the city to meet a promise to provide basic sanitation to the community.
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Two-thirds of the population does not have access to safe drinking water or adequate sanitation.
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Globally, the company has facilitated the sale of more than a million water and sanitation products.
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City dwellers struggle to sleep under thatch on a dust floor, often without sanitation or electricity.
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In 2015, the New York Department of Sanitation collected 30 tons of trash after the parade.
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This would bolster public and private collaborations currently underway to provide Gazans with water and sanitation.
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He was hired as a sanitation worker in January and works full time in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Just six weeks ago Water and Sanitation released its draft national water master plan for comment.
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Each year, around 827,000 people die because of unclean water, poor sanitation, and lack of hygiene.
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Sanitation Salvage at the time was a Teamsters union shop, with strict wage and benefit requirements.
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"I saw the envelopes," said Orrett Ewen, a helper at Sanitation Salvage from 2006 to 2016.
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Two current workers said they saw DeAngelis at Sanitation Salvage headquarters within the past few months.
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He helped build schools and roads, set up a fire department and rebuilt the sanitation system.
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They're like Clara Jean Ester, a college student caught up in a local sanitation workers' strike.
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Despite their best efforts at sanitation, it had to taste a lot like communicable diseases too.
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More water taps have been provided but there is a lack of showers and sanitation facilities.
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Roughly 10,000 Haitians have died from the disease, which spreads easily in places with poor sanitation.
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It's impossible to quantify how many lives have been saved through sanitation, but it's a lot.
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In most communities she visited, most homes had indoor toilets and practiced "healthy sanitation," she said.
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But he skimped on the Sanitation Department, forcing the garbagemen to work with obsolete, dangerous machinery.
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So we know that the biggest problem worldwide is most likely from a lack of sanitation.
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And in Memphis, there was practically no job as demanding as that of a sanitation worker.
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Smith says that's one reason why being a sanitation worker in the city is still difficult.
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These efforts include increasing water sanitation treatments and the reduction of industrial pollution and floating waste.
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People with essential jobs — public safety, medical, sanitation or grocery worker — can still go to work.
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Poor sanitation and the constant roar of artillery made the living conditions in the trenches miserable.
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Mr. Reynoso, chairman of the sanitation committee, presented Mr. Johnson with a pair of boxing gloves.
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Sanitation workers told her the baskets had been misused and were being stored in a warehouse.
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The coalition has bombed a water plant in Hodeida, and the sanitation services have been wrecked.
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After the country's National Assembly met about its coronavirus response, a sanitation team disinfected the space.
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Relief International said it was prepared to deliver emergency supplies of shelter, water, sanitation and food.
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About 4.5 billion people — more than half the world's population — live without access to safe sanitation.
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He cited the city's tens of thousands of police cars, sanitation trucks, fire trucks and more.
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They all say they are wiping down surfaces at least daily and ramping up sanitation efforts.
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Organizers also announced that it would expand its flu season protocol to include additional sanitation measures.
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If you're annoyed because your neighbor won't shovel the snow, welcome to the Department of Sanitation.
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L.A. sanitation sweepers come by, threatening to haul off his property if he doesn't move it.
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The humanitarian crisis has pushed people into camps lacking sanitation and ample food and water supplies.
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Last time the salon was inspected, it received a sanitation score of 96 out of 100.
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At its last inspection, the nail salon had a sanitation rating of 96 out of 100.
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Residents are being asked to limit their water usage to drinking, health and limited sanitation purposes.
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Refugee aid addresses only the basic needs of most refugees, primarily food, water, sanitation and shelter.
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Tyreek works full-time in the sanitation department while co-parenting his 10-year-old son.
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Sanitation Salvage, whose license was suspended after an investigation by ProPublica in 2018, has ceased operations.
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"We take this tragedy extremely seriously," Dina Montes, a Sanitation Department spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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But its poor security, weak health system and lack of proper sanitation work against this effort.
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Hundreds of thousands of people got sick last year because of poor sanitation and waterborne diseases.
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The nongovernmental organization focuses on clean drinking water, irrigation, sanitation and electrical generation, its website says.
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Google might be working with the Indian government to help fix the country's big sanitation problem.
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The 2900th "inevitable success story in retrospect" is clear: Universal access to safe water and sanitation.
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The IFRC prioritises emergency health care, water and sanitation services for timely lifesaving and recovery assistance.
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Group sizes, insurance, sanitation, food preparation, and fire safety are some of what licensing can cover.
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They are food vendors, bike delivery people, construction and sanitation workers, just to name a few.
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Longer term, the group's focus is on water, sanitation and health, as well as economic recovery.
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There are still serious questions about some of the conditions and sanitation in the county jail.
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WaterAid has supplied 23 million people across 36 countries with access to clean water and sanitation.
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They were nice apartments for sanitation workers, but it was supposed to be this urban utopia.
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This revelation led to the germ theory of disease and to investments in sanitation and clean water.
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The longer we delay the building of latrines and increased efforts toward sanitation, the greater the risk.
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The U.N. special rapporteur on the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation affirmed those observations.
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The strain on services providing clean water and sanitation include high unemployment and lack of affordable housing.
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Hand hygiene and environmental sanitation are essential to preventing the spread of all bacteria, according to Kallen.
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Poor water quality and sanitation play the biggest role in determining the likelihood of a cholera outbreak.
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In October it sold its water-and-sanitation business to a Canadian investment fund for 2.8bn reais.
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Guinea worm once existed in many parts of the world but gradually disappeared with improved water sanitation.
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Pathogen numbers were reduced by two-thirds and were below the minimum expectations of the sanitation industry.
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Between 1986 and 1999 it installed 9.4m latrines, giving 7.4m more people access to sanitation every year.
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Zimbabwe's treasury has released $18 million to rebuild roads and bridges, provide water and sanitation and electricity.
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In 2003 the government built a new sewage system there, which in theory should have improved sanitation.
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Janir Ahmed, a sanitation specialist at BRAC, says that villagers were reluctant to use outhouses at first.
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It aims to strengthen public sanitation and provide clean drinking water, among the rural health issues tackled.
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It takes the entirety of society to make sanitation work —an individual cannot master that challenge alone.
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According to reports, many are already being moved to jobs in the agriculture, logging and sanitation sectors.
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Modi's supporters talked up his achievements in bringing clean water, sanitation and electricity to more of India.
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The government plans to install modern sanitation and convert a former nurses' hostel into a remand prison.
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"Vaccination, good hygiene, and proper sanitation of surfaces can prevent the spread of hepatitis A," Stafford said.
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The scarcity and expense of sanitation solutions in poor communities around the globe can exacerbate health concerns.
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According to CCTV, the people who saved the boy include building residents, security guards and sanitation workers.
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Producing bioplastics from sewage could offset some of the costs of waste treatment and sanitation, for example.
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Kohler, for example, made a commitment to help World Vision scale up its water/sanitation/hygiene work.
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He will be relieved of his duty as junior minister of the Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation.
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I think it's because we have such a heavy focus on sanitation and hygiene as a society.
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Is the UN going to invest in plumbing and sanitation as penance for the disease it introduced?
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The bad news was that 93 percent of sanitation facilities were not connected to a sewage system.
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"This has a grave impact on the provision of essential health, water and sanitation services," she added.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation and hygiene in ALL health care facilities.
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A week later, the city agreed to certify the union, safeguard sanitation workers and guarantee higher pay.
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"Folks need to understand how they're feeding these rats," said Chicago Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles Williams.
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So far, shutdown-related issues at national parks have mainly had to do with cleanliness and sanitation.
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Mr. Franklin, a former sanitation worker and Police Department garage attendant, maintained his innocence throughout the trial.
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The protests were exacerbated by issues such as sweltering heat, power cuts, water quality and sanitation problems.
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A nearby hotel is visited by a beeping, grinding sanitation truck twice a night, at 9 p.m.
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There are tests for driver's licenses and citizenship, for New York City landmarks preservationists and sanitation workers.
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Also, roughly one out of every four people in the country lack what's considered basic sanitation facilities.
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Internationally, greater investment in clean water and sanitation development assistance for the global poor is a necessity.
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Sixty percent of Yemenis are food insecure, and millions lack access to basic sanitation and clean water.
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The Sanitation Department said that, annually, the city spent $12.5 million disposing plastic and paper carryout bags.
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The city's sanitation workers had organized a strike after working for six months without a union contract.
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It may also create opportunities for private investors in areas dominated by the state, such as sanitation.
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"It is illegal to sell water," Cape Town's water and sanitation department spokesperson told the Sunday Times.
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Mr. Worobo said it can often be the result of a breach in cleaning or sanitation protocol.
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Her hospital had not changed cleaning or sanitation protocols since the outbreak, nor had it limited visitors.
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Memphis' historic sanitation strike had just begun when Dad began working for the unit in February 1968.
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Martin Luther King Jr. came to Memphis to march in support of the city's striking sanitation workers.
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Globally, there are a lot of organizations that are providing safe drinking water and sanitation to people.
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Another success story is the Semilla Sanitation Hub, which converts waste into drinking water and agricultural nutrients.
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A previous version of this article misstated the number of sanitation workers killed on the job annually.
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Cleophus Smith, a surviving participant in the 1968 strike who still works in sanitation for the city.
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A growing number of college advising companies, for example, now offer digital footprint sanitation as a service.
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With sanitation facilities and wells like the one in Arhab coming under attack, cholera was, perhaps, inevitable.
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There's the jovial full-time sanitation worker who carves out enough time to coach his son's team.
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India is trying to implement a fundamental right to clean fresh water and sanitation in their constitution.
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Her hospital has not changed cleaning or sanitation protocols since the outbreak, nor has it limited visitors.
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But only absolutely essential work should continue: groceries, pharmacies, supply transport, health care, electricity, water, sanitation, etc.
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"Even water, sanitation and social distancing is a luxury in places like the conflict zones," he said.
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Though it has made great strides in recent years, China's sanitation system remains deficient in many areas.
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"We see ourselves on the cusp of a sanitation revolution," Mr. Gates told expo attendees on Tuesday.
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The Department of Sanitation arrived somewhat quickly and "scooped it all up in a frontloader," Camic said.
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"It would save the city millions of dollars annually," Mr. Gonen, the former deputy sanitation commissioner, said.
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This should have required Hidrocapital to issue a sanitation alert, according to the utility's own internal regulations.
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Civilians struggle with frequent air strikes and attacks on basic infrastructure like hospitals, schools, and sanitation systems.
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We were in a staff meeting about coming to Memphis, because the sanitation workers had been killed.
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Separately, WHO also has advocated for improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene conditions, specifically in health facilities.
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Life as a farmer in Zimbabwe is tough, with lack of water, poor sanitation and little food.
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Access to sanitation is poor with up to 70 people sharing one toilet, leading to sewage leaks.
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In 2009, Chapin worked with a non-profit on rural sanitation project in Cambodia for six months.
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An actress working for TUI Cruises said she has been comforted by her ship's upgraded sanitation procedures.
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The ban, if passed, would be enforced by the city departments of consumer affairs, sanitation and health.
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What can be done to ensure that all Americans have access to running water and basic sanitation?
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After the crash, the sanitation driver stayed at the scene as the investigation continued, the police said.
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It ranked 43rd in air quality, 22nd in water sanitation, and 44th in climate and energy policies.
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Now Ms. Spaulding is in New York, where she was recently hired by the city's Sanitation Department.
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Mierle Laderman Ukeles has been the city Sanitation Department's artist in residence for more than 35 years.
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Sanitation worker Dwight Black told CNN affiliate WXII he was running five minutes late when he parked.
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The Sanitation Department wanted to use mechanical street sweepers, but the curbs were regularly blocked by cars.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation, and hygiene in ALL health-care facilities.
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Making sure menstruating girls have access to clean water and sanitation services makes their lives far easier.
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A small brigade of sanitation workers still has to scrub about 2800,800 miles of sidewalk each day.
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Even those who survive are suffering from "unhealthy conditions," such as inadequate kennels, poor sanitation, and overwork.
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That is the last day the city's Sanitation Department will collect Christmas trees left on the street.
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We'll then decide what sort of operation is needed in terms of food security, health and sanitation.
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Two additional emergency response units have been deployed to the city to provide sanitation facilities and water.
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It's not clear whether Harris thinks fixing Alabama's sanitation problem should fall to his department at all.
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Many of past centuries' scourges have been cured as our understanding of nutrition, sanitation and genetics improves.
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The health organization has set a global goal for all countries to have water, sanitation and hygiene services included in plans, budgets and implementation efforts by 2023, and, by 2030, all health care facilities around the world should have basic water, sanitation and hygiene services, the agency said.
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The lack of proper feminine hygiene and sanitation facilities can affect women's productivity at work and in school.
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Coinciding with the event, Gates tweeted a detailed video all about poop and the need for clean sanitation.
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Discarded devices powered by lithium-ion batteries are basically fire bombs waiting to explode on unsuspecting sanitation workers.
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Sputnik Ratau, born shortly after the first satellite's launch, is a spokesman for the water and sanitation department.
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Water and sanitation systems are destroyed, Diseases spread, and farmlands are devastated, followed by hunger, famine, and migration.
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So sanitation workers must stand to the side of the hopper as they load trash into the vehicle.
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The acid sprayed outward after it got sucked into the hopper and got on the sanitation worker's skin.
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Monday and Tuesday have the most trucks on the road, as the sanitation department operates less on weekends.
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Almost one in five primary schools and one in eight secondary schools were considered to have no sanitation.
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So we're being gross, and the pool barons aren't doing enough to combat our blatant disregard for sanitation.
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The World Bank said in 2016 one in every ten deaths in India is linked to poor sanitation.
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NSF International, formerly known as the National Sanitation Foundation, is another public health standards organization that audits supplements.
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Yet just 23 percent of funding needs for water, sanitation and hygiene services are being met, Talukder said.
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Sanitation worker Li Shaohui, 58, told Reuters he felt the ground shake, making people in the area scream.
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Officials noted that Omar Sattar worked for the city Sanitation Department for three years before joining the FDNY.
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In a two-hour period, I found myself discussing everything from cryptocurrency to kitchen sanitation to gene sequencing.
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Poor hygiene and sanitation and limited supplies of clean water had led to a hepatitis outbreak, it said.
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For their part, many water sanitation workers seemed gratified that someone was shining a spotlight on their work.
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Water Mission also provide sanitation solutions in a country that has seen severe cholera outbreaks over the years.
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However, the EPI states the US ranks 10th for air quality and 29th for water and sanitation quality.
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Aspirational design, explains Wei, can help make sanitation products even more attractive to and prolific within rural communities.
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About 14.5 million people in Yemen don't have access to clean water and sanitation, according to the WHO.
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The need for sustainable pads came from the reality that many people live in areas without public sanitation.
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The living conditions in them are often poor, with overcrowding, poor sanitation, little access to water and electricity.
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And there's only one way to solve the epidemic in the long term, experts say: invest in sanitation.
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Thanks to improved health care, sanitation, and education, we are living longer than our ancestors could have imagined.
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State taxes are collected to pay for essential governmental services, such as infrastructure, education, sanitation and many more.
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In Cuba the same remedy, and more effective sanitation, also removed the source of many of America's epidemics.
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UNICEF is also making doctors available as well as sanitation and hygiene specialists to help contain the outbreak.
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We need to figure out how to create habitats that have electricity, sanitation, clean air, and potable water.
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Without the life-giving power of water, safe sanitation and hygiene in homes, schools, and hospitals is impossible.
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Even the largest hospitals operate without running water, sanitation, consistent electricity or reliable stores of medications or equipment.
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And so, a week after Labor Day, teams of city sanitation workers showed up, carrying brooms and shovels.
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Charities are responding by helping to provide food, water and sanitation, health and shelter in the distressed areas.
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And it has helped more than 20143 million people have better access to safe drinking water and sanitation.
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In 2016, Mouctar Diallo, a teenage African immigrant, stepped into the rough-and-tumble world of Sanitation Salvage.
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I not only found a sanitation disaster but also ran into U.N. military police secretly taking groundwater samples.
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Austin-Hillery described the conditions at the facility in more detail, including the lack of sanitation and food.
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O'Callaghan and White also spoke to Business Insider about Flint and the problems of water supply and sanitation.
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The TPP would have facilitated commerce across the Pacific Rim, setting standards for sanitation, environmental protection, and labor.
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"There is great fear of toilet seats as a sanitation issue and that's a false fear," he says.
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"Tiger worm toilets are promising but they aren't the silver bullet to change sanitation across Africa," Bastable added.
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One in three people globally live without improved sanitation, an issue at the heart of Rio's water crisis.
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The Sanitation Department already has 42 natural gas trucks, which have collected garbage and plowed snow for years.
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The Sanitation Department has also increased trash collection to three times a week, from two, in crowded areas.
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A newspaper — perhaps with the latest on the sanitation workers' strike — has been tossed onto a double bed.
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Several museum volunteers enthusiastically raked the sandy loam together with bags of compost supplied by the Sanitation Department.
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And residents bring a host of safety and sanitation concerns connected to where the encampments would be placed.
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Haiti, beset by natural disasters, a lack of infrastructure and poor sanitation, has had a more difficult path.
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The police were worried the group would interfere with garbage collection by strikebreakers during the 1968 sanitation strike.
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In several areas, government officials promised voters improved services, like electricity or sanitation, if they cast their votes.
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So there's a whole set-up around safely managed drinking water and sanitation that we help countries establish.
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Also, the city Department of Sanitation recently launched a food donation portal for nonprofits through its donateNYC program.
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That's like a health inspector telling a restaurant to give themselves the sanitation rating they think they deserve.
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In the absence of working water and sanitation systems, cholera is not just hard to treat — it's deadly.
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In New York City, the Department of Sanitation will collect your tree for mulching and "treecycling" from Jan.
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You could report the offending properties on your block to 311, and the Sanitation Department may issue violations.
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The men — Floyd Parks, Timmy Hall and Jesus Morales — said sanitation workers threw their belongings a garbage truck.
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Heavy equipment is being moved in to help with rescue efforts as well as water and sanitation equipment.
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Democrats should be getting high-fives from sanitation truck drivers — that is what should be happening in America.
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Sanitation teams are also disinfecting religious sites in Iran, but those have not been closed or locked down.
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Haiti needs a modern, countrywide water and sanitation system, but it's unclear where the money will come from.
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To design effective sanitation policies, we must ask what motivates families to invest in this public health project.
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For the Navajo Nation, a third of the reservation's residents go without running water and sanitation, HuffPost reports.
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" As a sanitation truck covered in mirrors drove by, Angela Ferraguto, who was dressed as Medusa, said, "Woo!
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The Department of Sanitation says that 2,123 high rises throughout the five boroughs currently have brown bin service.
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The Food and Drug Administration has banned European shellfish since the 1980s because of doubts about sanitation standards.
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Yosemite is facing similar sanitation issues and had to shut down campgrounds and snow play areas on Sunday.
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Count on needing at least a gallon of water a day per person for drinking and basic sanitation.
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At the same time, the militants made concerted efforts to fix public services like electricity, water and sanitation.
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The Hill has also reached out to Teamsters Local 249, which represents the city's sanitation workers, for comment.
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As Mr. Maristany tells it, the group eventually returned to the sanitation depot and took the cleanup equipment.
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The other, with the American Institute of Architects, is looking at the impact of development on sanitation policy.
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Eventually, some encampments are pushed onto the sidewalks, where a cat-and-mouse ritual ensues with sanitation workers.
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I call us sanitation engineers because we're supposed to run the job, not let the job run us.
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Other aid areas include maternal and child health, agriculture, operating expenses, water supply and sanitation, and general health.
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On Monday afternoon, Mr. de Blasio appeared before a crowded, hot and rowdy room full of sanitation workers.
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She is now into her fourth decade as honorary artist in residence with New York Department of Sanitation.
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The report found race and poverty were key variables in predicting access to clean drinking water and sanitation.
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In India alone the sanitation economy could be worth $1003 billion by 2021, the Toilet Board Coalition estimates.
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To help with the transition, the New York City Department of Sanitation is giving out free reusable bags.
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"You may not have the basic necessities you need, including food, water, and basic sanitation supplies," he said.
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Realizing that this top-down effort wasn't working, he devised an alternative known as community-led total sanitation.
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Further, 4.5 billion people around the world lack access to safely managed sanitation, according to the same report.
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Designer Zero Waste Daniel works on a component for a repurposed sanitation hat at his shop in Brooklyn.
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Camp construction and the installation of water and sanitation services are underway south of Mosul, the office added.
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The Sanitation Department spent $58.2 million to clean streets last year, up from $49.5 million the year before.
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We urge you to avoid unnecessary travel and help keep roads clear for Sanitation crews and first responders.
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We urge you to avoid unnecessary travel and help keep roads clear for sanitation crews and first responders.
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Denzel Washington's Troy Maxson is a Pittsburgh sanitation worker who used to play baseball in the Negro Leagues.
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The city's Department of Sanitation said the organizations it partners with have reported an increase in business, too.
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The foundation defended its decision, saying that Narendrara Modi's efforts had helped millions have access to safe sanitation.
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These vaccine-derived polioviruses also cause new outbreaks in communities that have spotty immunization coverage and poor sanitation.
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It can spread rapidly in areas with poor sanitation and has cause several historical global epidemics, or pandemics.
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Janalakshmi is expanding its microfinance activities and adding financial services for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as other financial products, to address a wider spectrum of underserved people, and developing sanitation loans to complement the Government of India's sanitation initiatives in combination with a technical assistance grant from ADB.
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And the United Nations recognizes access to safe and clean drinking water and water for sanitation are human rights.
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In rural areas, these rates go down to 21.4 in 4 for sanitation and 1 in 2 for water.
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That difference likely comes down to hygiene, as sanitation was notoriously horrible on Civil War battlefields, the researchers said.
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This amazing organization has also completed more than 200 community development projects, constructing homes and schools and improving sanitation.
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"Unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene conditions can lead to cholera and hepatitis E," said UNICEF's regional director.
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Dozens of sanitation employees worked for hours to trash the fish, to prevent it from being sold to consumers.
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To learn more about WaterAid and sign its petition to call for better sanitation facilities worldwide, visit this link.
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Sanitation workers — both collectors and supervisors — wear different shades of dark green uniforms with a reflective vest on top.
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Sanitation workers must pass a civil service exam — which includes both a written and physical portion — before getting hired.
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Squiciari, Greenan, and Chief Mellis say one of the best parts of being a sanitation worker is the camaraderie.
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Scores of Sanitation Department vehicles in the borough were overwhelmed by snowfall that exceeded 30 inches in some areas.
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In Rwanda spending aimed at keeping girls in school—such as providing basic sanitation—has led to higher enrolment.
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They will be joined by DART logistics, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene experts in the next few days.
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In rural areas, these rates go down to 1 in 4 for sanitation and 1 in 2 for water.
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The goals closest to being met are those for hunger and nutrition, water and sanitation, and health and education.
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In places with poor sanitation, this sort of passive vaccination is a boon—but only up to a point.
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His doomsday prophecy, Stutz explains, came right on the cusp of industrialization, modern sanitation, and the era of vaccines.
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In February, city sanitation workers seized three of the modest wooden structures built as temporary housing for the homeless.
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Data show the challenge of meeting international standards for water, sanitation and hygiene in the camps and spillover sites.
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Eighty-three sanitation trucks filled with as much as 16 tons of sand will serve as barriers, police said.
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Teams with Doctors Without Borders (MSF) are also responding to the damage with medical supplies, water and sanitation support.
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The investigation will be run jointly by the health agency and the sanitation, food and environment agency, Buzyn said.
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UNHCR is also supporting road construction and site planning, building latrines and wells and improving water and sanitation facilities.
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Marauding gangs, ranging from looters and escaped convicts to genocidal, flamethrower-wielding sanitation workers, now largely rule the city.
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Nevertheless, it's providing an innovative, safe way to prevent the spread of disease in the absence of improved sanitation.
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Improved sanitation, better access to drinking water, lead-free fuels and other efforts are visibly improving children's well-being.
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Li Shaohui, a 58-year-old sanitation worker, said he felt the ground shake and that some people screamed.
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Adam is meanwhile four generations in waste recycling; his father and grandfather before him [operated their own sanitation company].
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When it comes to sanitation, "Water Mission's overarching goals are to protect human health and human dignity," says Armstrong.
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Many homes on rural Native American reservations and in Alaskan Native villages lack access to clean water or sanitation.
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Their condition, it was written about that they were starved, they were deprived of water, basic sanitation, no education.
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Shahrezad has no working sanitation and parents worry that their children risk infection or disease from the dire conditions.
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Most places in Haiti don't have proper sanitation, so heavy rains or storms flood open-air latrines, spreading infections.
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"There's no access to toilets, showers or basic sanitation so if you're on your period, it's horrible," said Connell.
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Superior medicines and public sanitation, along with state vaccination programmes, cut the impact of epidemics like smallpox and typhus.
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Most of the island lacks an adequate sanitation system and many people don't have access to clean drinking water.
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As a result, vaccine-derived polio occurs in areas where not all children are vaccinated and sanitation is poor.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Memphis to demonstrate support for a strike by 1,21968 black city sanitation workers.
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The United States must act as a global leader, setting an example by prioritizing water, sanitation, and hygiene access.
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The U.S. did not become 36th in the world for access to sanitation and water on Trump's inauguration day.
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"Humanitarian partners on the ground have prioritized water, sanitation, hygiene, shelter and food response in their interventions," Dujarric added.
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It has led to the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with 22 million people needing food, water, shelter or sanitation.
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As sanitation improves, people get more vaccines (and better health care overall) and are fed enough, they last longer.
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