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How to Remove Blood out of Concrete

BIohazard articles for Home Owners, How to Protect your HomeBy Emily KilJuly 2, 2018

Removing blood stains from concrete can prove to be a highly challenging task. Many people assume that dealing with blood on concrete will prove to be a relatively easy task. Concrete is hard, after all. Yes, concrete is a hard substance – if you fall on it. The reality is that concrete is significantly porous.…

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Can You Use Bleach to Cleanup Blood?

BIohazard articles for Home Owners, Biohazard Materials, Disease and Infection, Health Risks, How to Protect your HomeBy Emily KilJuly 2, 2018

If you face a situation in your home or elsewhere in which you need to clean up blood, you may have some basic questions about the process. One such question is likely to be can you use bleach to safely and effectively clean up blood? As is oftentimes the case, the answer to this question…

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Why Has Homelessness Increased in California? Are the Causes Different From the Past?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 20, 2018

More than one in five homeless people in the United States is in California, according to the UC Berkeley School of Law. Homelessness can be divided into two categories: chronic and episodic. Los Angeles has the highest rate of chronic homelessness of any community in the nation. There are a number of reasons why homelessness…

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Can You Throw Away a Homeless Person’s Possessions?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 20, 2018

The manner in which the possessions of a homeless person can be disposed of has been the subject of evolution over the past dozen years. What has happened in Los Angeles provides a good example of this evolution. In 2006, a court settlement was reached in a lawsuit involving homeless people living in encampments in…

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How to Get Rid of Mouse Droppings Smell

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 20, 2018

There exist a number of things about the presence of mice in your home or business that are reprehensible. One such item on the list is the smell of mouse droppings. There are some steps that you can take to eliminate the smell associated with mouse droppings at your home or business. Safety First The…

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Is the Hantavirus Curable?

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 20, 2018

As is the case with any serious disease, a primary question about hantavirus and hantavirus pulmonary syndrome is whether or not the disease is curable. In fact, when it comes to hantavirus pulmonary condition (the serious illness caused by the hantavirus), there is no cure for the condition. Rather, in some cases, hantavirus pulmonary syndrome…

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How Do You Resolve the Homelessness Problem in Los Angeles Without Increasing Taxes?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 19, 2018

There is a considerable amount of debate over how to address the massive homelessness problem in Los Angeles. An aspect of that debate is how can the homelessness issue be addressed in LA without further burdening the residents of the city and county with higher taxes. The fact is that there doesn’t exist a simple…

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An Overview of California Vagrancy Laws

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 18, 2018

The concept of vagrancy laws is in flux in the state of California at this juncture in time. Vagrancy laws have become something of a broader umbrella term for certain types of laws as opposed to referencing specific statutes or ordinances. Specific Types of Conduct Prohibited by So-Called Vagrancy Laws In California, laws that fall…

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Where Are the Largest Homeless Communities in the United States?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 18, 2018

Over a half million people in the United States are homeless. 50 percent of the country’s homeless population is spread across five states: California New York Florida Texas Washington Two cities, Los Angeles and New York City, are home to the lion’s share of homeless individuals when considering the top 10 municipalities leading the homelessness…

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Should Cities Convert Their Public Parks to Campgrounds for the Homeless?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 18, 2018

The debate over how to handle the problem of homelessness rages. The stark reality is that nearly any proposal that comes down the pike becomes controversial. One proposal that gets trotted out with regularity is to convert certain public parks into campgrounds for the homeless. The Essential Arguments of Proponents of Converting Some Public Parks…

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