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纽约州的堕胎。了解你的权利
保护& 加强堕胎权利
 

保护获取堕胎药米非司酮的途径

保护获取堕胎药米非司酮的途径

州长霍楚尔（Hochul）加入了 生殖自由联盟向高等法院提交了一份法庭之友书状。

确保堕胎在纽约州保持安全、可获得的&合法性

确保堕胎在纽约州保持安全、可获得的&合法性

霍赫尔州长强调了在联邦法院作出裁决后为保护获得堕胎护理（包括药物流产）而采取的措施。

保护所有人的堕胎机会和生殖权利

保护所有人的堕胎机会和生殖权利

州长Hochul签署了一揽子立法计划，以立即保护病人的权利并赋予生殖保健提供者权力。

更多关于纽约如何保障你的权利的信息 2023 加强纽约州堕胎护理的州行动状况所有生殖健康新闻

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Health Services | VA New Mexico Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Coronary bypass surgery to redirect blood around a section of blocked artery in your heart
Heart valve surgery to repair or replace a damaged valve in your heart
Vascular surgery to repair veins, improve blood flow, and treat other diseases and disorders that affect your arteries, veins, and lymphatic system
Coronary angioplasty and stent placement to open blocked or narrowed arteries that carry blood to your heart
Pacemaker implant or cardiac ablation to correct abnormal heart rhythm

 Dental/oral surgery
 

Common conditions: teeth cleaning, fillings, restorations, root canal, bridges, dental implants, dentures 
 
If you’re eligible for VA dental care, we provide dental screenings, cleanings, X-rays and fillings. We also provide specialty dental procedures like root canal, restorations and dentures.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA New Mexico health care
Dental/oral surgeryMouth, teeth, gum, and oral careCommon conditions: teeth cleaning, fillings, restorations, root canal, bridges, dental implants, denturesIf you’re eligible for VA dental care, we provide dental screenings, cleanings, X-rays and fillings. We also provide specialty dental procedures like root canal, restorations and dentures.If you’re eligible for VA dental care, we offer a full range of quality dental services like:Routine exams and teeth cleaningRestorative procedures, including fillings and crownsComprehensive surgical care, including extractions (pulling teeth) and oral cancer screeningRoutine and advanced prosthodontic care, including bridges, dentures, and dental implantsRoutine and advanced periodontal care, including root canals, gum treatments, and supporting bone careVA Dental Insurance Program (VADIP)Learn more about VA Dental careLearn more Veteran Dental benefits and Eligibility

 Dermatology
 

Common conditions: psoriasis, eczema, skin cancer, acne, rosacea, allergic skin diseases, ulcers
 
Our dermatologists offer expert treatment for a range of conditions that affect your skin, hair and nails—from acne to psoriasis to skin cancer. We also offer skin cancer screening and education.
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Boating Clean and Green
The program is conducted by the California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways and the California Coastal CommissionFind out about the awards received by the Boating Clean and Green Program.

 
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Ahoy! There are many actions boaters and anglers can take to ensure that safe and clean boating is part of their experience enjoying California waterways. Check this page to get information that will help you to enjoy your boating and fishing experiences.

 

Pollution & Wildlife Reporting Hotlines
As good stewards of the environment, it is important to always report any oil, chemical, hazardous waste and sewage discharges to the proper authorities as well as any sick, injured, stranded, abandoned, harassed or disturbed wildlife. Reporting will help not only to protect our natural resources but also to minimize any potential impacts a spill or incident may cause.

 

Marine Business
The Boating Clean and Green Program (BC&GP) is committed to partnering with marina and yacht club operators to improve and sustain the quality of recreation and the environment in California. Marine/Yacht operators believe that education is critical to successfully operating a clean boating facility and minimizing water quality impacts. In this section will have access to resources and information that will assist you in implementing practices to support your clean marine business efforts.

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Dockwalkers are volunteers who inspire and educate boaters and others to be safe and environmentally sound while boating in California. Dockwalkers distribute boater kits with educational materials while visiting marinas, boat launch ramps, boat shows and events.

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Check this page to learn more about the Dockwalker program, trainings, tips and more.
 

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Check this section to learn about educational reports and materials that promote and increase clean boating and practices throughout the state.

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Window Repair & Retrofit: Studies + Research
Thermal Assessment of internal Shutters and Window Film Applied to Traditional Single Glazed Sash and Case Windows" by John Currie, Julio Bros Williamson, Jon Stinson & Marie Jonnard, Historic Scotland
Technical Report 23 assesses the effectiveness of two inexpensive and minimally invasive methods for improving the thermal performance of single glazed windows.  This technical paper demonstrates that a range of options, including minimally invasive and inexpensive methods, can play a worthwhile role in the overall thermal improvement of buildings.
"Of Paint and Windows - Replace or Repair" by Bob Yapp
Bob Yap Blogs Master craftsman Bob Yapp writes about all things restoring windows.
"Thermal Performance of Historic Windows" by Chris Wood, www.buildingconservation.com (England)
“Building Regulations and Historic Buildings: balancing the needs for energy conservation with those of building conservation” The English Heritage Interim Guidance article touches on all parts of preservation and conservation of power and fuel, and the chapter on windows is very relevant.
“Repair or Replace Windows in Historic Buildings: Arriving at a Sustainable Solution” The Heritage Canada file contains two articles, one from Andrew Powter and Craig Sims discussing how to arrive at a decision to replace or repair original windows, and Susan Turner explains the sustainable nature of window repair rather than replacement.
"The Effects of Energy Efficiency Treatments on Historic Windows" is an empirical study recently completed by the Center for Resource Conservation in Boulder Colorado. The study involved retrofitting windows in a test home in a historic district and investigated and then compared the energy efficiency and economy of eleven different preservation treatment options with that of new vinyl windows. Most of the proposed treatments were able to outperform a new vinyl window.
“Life Cycle Of Window Materials - A Comparative Assessment” by Asif, Davidson and Muneer. A comparative life cycle assessment of the environmental impact of different window materials is included for its interesting materials energy cost analysis.
“Domestic Retrofitting Strategies in the UK: Effectiveness vs. Affordability” is an interesting presentation of the effectiveness of different energy retrofitting strategies, including shutters.
“What Replacement Windows Can’t Replace: The Real Cost of Replacing Historic Windows” Walter Sedovic and Jill Gotthelf provide an excellent discussion of the comparative value of window replacement versus repair. Many aspects of sustainability are considered.
Pharmaceutical Waste | Madison County, NY
Residents can drop off unused medications to the following locations year-round:Madison County Department of Motor VehiclesLook for the "Drug Disposal Kiosk" located in the lobby.138 North Court Street, Wampsville, NYMonday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Madison County Department of Social ServicesLook for the "Drug Disposal Kiosk" located in the lobby.133 N Court Street, Building 1, Wampsville, NYMonday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Chittenango Police Department222 Genesee St, Chittenango, NYBox is in entrance to Village HallOpen Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.*NEW* Oneida City Police Department108 Main Street, Oneida, NYCollection box is in the lobbyMonday - Thursday: 8 AM to 4 PMFriday: 8 AM to 3:30 PMNYS Police Troop D Headquarters Route 5261 Genesee St, Oneida, NYOpen 24/7, put medicine in clear plastic bagsHamilton Kinney Drugs Pharmacy103 Utica St, Hamilton NYDrug Disposal Kiosk is available when the pharmacy is openClick here for more information.Community Memorial Hospital Pharmacy150 Broad St, Hamilton, NY315-824-6585Hamilton Village Police Department5121 Wings Way, Hamilton, NYLocated inside the unlocked vestibule      Cazenovia Police Department 90 Albany St, Cazenovia NYIn foyer of police stationOpen Weekly from 8 AM to 4 PM

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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FAQs • Monterey Park, CA • CivicEngage
No other containers shall be used;    (b)    If the capacity of the containers provided by the servicer is insufficient for the quantity of all refuse, recyclables and/or yard waste generated at the premises between pickups, then the residential service customer shall subscribe to such additional service as determined and required by the servicer to protect the public health, safety, and well-being against the growth and spread of vectors from such refuse, recyclables and/or yard waste;    (c)    All refuse and recyclables to be collected shall be placed in the containers provided by servicer, as follows:    (1)    Curbside Service;    (A)   Refuse and recyclables (not including yard waste) shall be placed in the black container(s);    (B)   Yard waste shall be placed in the green container(s);    (C)   No such container may be placed for pickup if its contents exceed three hundred pounds;    (2)    Bin Service. The occupant shall place refuse and recyclables in the bin(s) provided by the servicer;    (3)    Construction and demolition debris. Except for disposal by a self hauler pursuant to Section 6.08.280, construction and demolition debris shall be placed in the debris box(es) provided by the servicer and/or the black container(s) for refuse and recyclables provided by the servicer (the black containers are subject to the three hundred pound weight limit);    (d)    To minimize interference with the public rights-of-way, no person shall place a container or bulky item on a parkway for collection service earlier than twenty-four hours prior to the normal collection date as specified by the director of public works. To minimize interference with public rights-of-way, any containers not collected from or any bulky items not removed shall be removed from the public right-of-way location by midnight of the scheduled day of collection;    (e)    Unless otherwise directed by the servicer, containers shall be placed for collection on the street with the wheels of each against the curb and at least one foot distance between each container. In instances where no curb exists, containers shall be placed as close to the edge of the street as practicable with the wheels toward the lot.
FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
The cost of repair is the responsibility of the property owner, as property owners are responsible for any repairs and maintenance of sidewalk, curb and gutter between your property and the edge of the pavement. For more information, please view the 	City's sidewalk repair page.

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Who is responsible for replacing damaged sidewalks?

•	You should report the damage to the Engineering Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630, or submit your request / comments online using our Request Tracker. The City will send an inspector to your property to determine the extent of the problem and to give you recommendations and guidance to repair the area. The cost of repair is the responsibility of the property owner, as property owners are responsible for any repairs and maintenance of sidewalk, curb and gutter between your property and the edge of the pavement. For more information, please view the	City's sidewalk repair page for more information.

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Who do I contact regarding my concerns with traffic signal timing?

Please contact the City's Traffic Engineer at (925) 833-6630 to discuss your concerns with traffic signal timing, or submit your concerns online using Fix It - Dublin. 

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How do I request a new street light be installed on my street?

To request an additional street light, please contact the Maintenance Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630 or submit your request online using our "report an issue" link located on the left-hand side of this page. Public Works staff will evaluate the request based on the City’s standard for street light spacing. Other criteria may include the design or curve of your street and whether the existing street lights are obstructed. 	

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When is my street scheduled to be swept?

The City of Dublin provides street sweeping on residential streets two times per month and on most commercial streets on a weekly basis. Residential areas are usually swept between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. View the City's current street sweeping map

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Who is responsible for trees located in the planter strip in front of my house?

Trees in planter strips or private yard areas are the responsibility of the private property owners to maintain.
What Is a Planet? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
What Is a Planet? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids

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	A planet must do three things: it must orbit a star, it must be big enough to have enough gravity to force a spherical shape, and it must be big enough that its gravity cleared away any objects of a similar size near its orbit.
	

This cosmic cloud, called Sharpless 2-106, is an area where stars (and planets) form. Credit: NASA/ESA/Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA).

The planets in our solar system didn’t appear out of nowhere. Neither did the sun. They were all part of a big cloud of gas and dust. Gravity collected lots of material in the center to create the sun. The left over stuff swirled around the forming sun, colliding and collecting together. Some would have enough gravity to attract even more gas and dust, eventually forming planets. Watch this to learn more.
Scientists spent a lot of time arguing over what a planet actually is. In 2006, they came up with a definition. They said a planet must do three things. The first thing might seem obvious—it has to orbit around the sun. Second, it must be big enough to have enough gravity to force it into a spherical shape . And third, it must be big enough that its gravity cleared away any other objects of a similar size near its orbit around the Sun.

What about planets in other places?
This definition is very much focused on our own solar system. But there are also planets in places that are not our solar system. These planets are called exoplanets. They can be found circling around stars, just like the planets here in our own solar system. Does that mean that all planets form the same way? Are all planets made from a star’s leftovers?

That depends on who you talk to.
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Q. I just moved to Piedmont. How do I start garbage and recycling services?

A. Only property owners may establish residential garbage services in Piedmont. If you own your home, contact Republic Services at (800) 320-8077 to start weekly garbage, recycling, and organics collection service. If you are renting, contact your landlord or property manager to start weekly garbage, recycling, and organics collection service.

Q. Must I have and pay for garbage service?

A. Yes. Section 9.03.010 of the Piedmont Municipal Code states: "Every owner of any premises shall ensure that arrangements are made to properly dispose of solid waste, recyclable material, and organic waste created, produced, or accumulated on the premises through either maintaining a subscription for regular collection service or self-hauling pursuant to a permit issued under section 9.03.060"

Tips to Save Money on Collection Services

Q. How can I save money?

A. There are four ways to reduce the cost of garbage collection service.

Service rates are based upon the size of your garbage cart. Collection service for recyclables and organics is unlimited in volume and provided at no additional cost. By recycling more and generating less garbage, you may be able to switch to a smaller garbage cart to save money. But be sure to choose the right container for your garbage needs.