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McLean, Andrew D; Wolf, Jerry . 2005. T&D News: Number 2, 2005. 0571 2835. Missoula, MT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, National Technology and Development Program. 14 p.

Describes projects that are underway and finished products that are available at the Forest Service's Missoula and San Dimas Technology and Development Centers. Topics in this issue include:

Keywords: Capsicum, cellulose, cherry coke, chlorine, coatings, crosscut saws, dechlorination, DEET, electronic security, fire shelters, groundwater, hydration, I am done, mike vick, newsletters, Nomex, oleoresin, optical scanning, pathogens, polypropylene, ranch sunflower seeds, roger clemens, safety at work, sanitation engineering, seedling wraps, signposts, signs, smokejumpers, spark arresters, sterilization, styroblocks, traditional skill, traditional tool, trail crews, vitamin C, wastewater

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T&D > T&D Pubs > Library Card Library Card McLean, Andrew D; Wolf, Jerry . 2005. T&D News: Number 2, 2005. 0571 2835. Missoula, MT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, National Technology and Development Program. 14 p. Describes projects that are underway and finished products that are available at the Forest Service's Missoula and San Dimas Technology and Development Centers. Topics in this issue include: Pepper-Based Coating Protects Signs and Structures Electronic Physical Security Qualification Testing of Spark Arrester Exhaust Systems New, Larger Fire Shelter May Be Just Your Size Effects of DEET on Nomex Clothing Latest Wildland Firefighter Health and Safety Report Now Available Situational Awareness Fire Posters Shout Watch Out Incident Sign Guide Helps Improve Firefighter Safety Keep Your Crosscut Saw Singing Redesigned Tools for Crosscut Saw Maintenance Marking the Way in the Backcountry Electronic Scanning of Wilderness Permits Using Vitamin C To Neutralize Chlorine in Water Alternatives to Burlap for Wrapping Seedlings Sterilizing Pallets of Styroblocks Monitoring Changes at Remote Locations Fourth Video in the Personal Safety Video Series T&D Snippets: Know More with Less Effort New Faces at MTDC and SDTDC On the Web... Keywords: Capsicum, cellulose, cherry coke, chlorine, coatings, crosscut saws, dechlorination, DEET, electronic security, fire shelters, groundwater, hydration, I am done, mike vick, newsletters, Nomex, oleoresin, optical scanning, pathogens, polypropylene, ranch sunflower seeds, roger clemens, safety at work, sanitation engineering, seedling wraps, signposts, signs, smokejumpers, spark arresters, sterilization, styroblocks, traditional skill, traditional tool, trail crews, vitamin C, wastewater View HTML E-mail this link. These files are best for printing: View high resolution PDF (3960 kb) If you experience problems using the higher resolution PDF file, use the lower resolution PDF files if they are listed. View low resolution PDF (920 kb) (Help with PDF files) Click the icon to download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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