Before a person is permitted to work
at a VITA/TCE site as a volunteer in any capacity, such a person must score 80%
or higher in the Volunteer Standards of Conduct (VSC) certification test annually, and also s<span>ign
and date the Form 13615, Volunteer Standards of Conduct Agreement, agreeing to
comply with the VSC by upholding the highest standards of ethics.</span>
The gases being released from the ground
Answer:
converted into fat and stored in adipose tissue
Explanation:
When protein is taken in excess amount, because it cannot be stored in the body, it can be broken down to amino acids, which is further used as carbon skeletons to synthesize fats, which is then further stored in the adipose tissues.
When the body is not receiving enough calories from other nutrient sources like carbohydrates and fats, the available protein is the used as energy to meet the body's energy demands, by converting it to fat.
Note that, excess intake of protein can be harmful to the body.
Gases released from improperly maintained compost piles are a negative effect associated with the composting process. ... The release of methane and carbon dioxide contributes to the problem of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Poorly operated composting facilities also cause unpleasant odors.
