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MITE
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MITEMonterey Institute for Technology and Education
MITEMetals in the Environment (Canada)
MITEMiniature Inverted-Repeat Transposable Element
MITEMidwest Institute for Telecommuting Education
MITEMilitary Individual Training and Education
MITEMissile Integration Terminal Equipment
MITEMangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering (India)
MITEMathematics Institute for Teacher Enhancement
MITEMaintenance Interface Training Element (USAF supply)
MITEMen In Transformation Education (Marion County, Florida)
MITEMonthly Import Tadil Exercise (US Navy)


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Poison and heavy metals in the environment don''t necessarily pose an immediate threat (unless you are super sensitive).
Incineration of heavy metals (in particular lead, mercury, and cadmium) can spread those metals in the environment.
The TRSI supports toxicology research by funding collaborative projects in five categories: urban air quality and human exposure to airborne pollutants, cumulative effects of toxic substances, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, persistent, organic pollutants, and metals in the environment.
 
 
 
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