In addition, even if a copyright owner refuses to license. a satirical use of the work, it is arguable that a pure satire still. should not be considered a fair use, considering a satire benefits. from the popularity of the original work and is more likely to act as. a market substitute.
The health effects of exposure to wood dust are due to chemicals in. the wood or chemical substances in the wood created by bacteria, fungi, or moulds. Coughing or sneezing are caused by the dust itself. Dermatitis and asthma may be due to sensitivities to chemicals found. in the wood.
This section discusses changes in the structure and function of the nasal mucosa and respiratory tract that are caused by exposure to wood dust. These changes include nasal dryness, irritation, bleeding, and obstruction; coughing, wheezing, and sneezing; sinusitis; and prolonged colds.