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Engineering: An Essential Means For Conserving Antarctica And Achieving Cost-Effective Built Infrastructure
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Paper presented at the The First ISOPE Pacific/Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium, June 24–28, 1990
Paper Number: ISOPE-P-90-005
... 2and 60 sumner personnel) there is something like 3,214m of environmental footprint per person (Rohde, 1989). When this is n~ltiplied by, in one instance, 5 stations, all of approximately the same size, -within 10 kilometres of each other (National Times, 1985), their impact on the environment...