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Water Rights (Texas)
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulates the water rights for the state of Texas. Water and state water may be appropriated, stored, or diverted in the state of Texas for beneficial...
Water Rights: Surface Water (Indiana)
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources regulates the use and diversion of surface waters. An entity that creates additional stream volumes by releases from impoundments built and financed by...
Water Rights and Appropriation (South Dakota)
All uses of water in South Dakota, with the exception of domestic water uses, require a Water Right Permit. The Board of Water and Natural Resources has the authority to regulate and control the...
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Reference Manual
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The Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI), and many other agencies and organizations, have worked with Ralph Wurbs over the years to develop WRAP (the Water Rights Analysis Package). The WRAP model simulates management of the water resources of a...
Wurbs, Ralph A.
Water Matters, No. 7 Page 1 and implementation of IMPs. This issue of Water
Water Matters, No. 7 Page 1 and implementation of IMPs. This issue of Water Matters describes NRDs and stakeholders to better understand regional hydrogeology and water availability to assist with water management across Nebraska (figure 1). There are two statewide projects occurring in IWM right now
Farritor, Shane
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Users Manual
The Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) is documented by a Reference Manual and this Users Manual. The Reference Manual explains WRAP capabilities and methodologies. This Users Manual provides the operational logistics for applying the model...
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Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Modeling System Reference Manual
Wurbs, R.
Water Resource Uses and Issues in Texas.
, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency was petitioned to designate the Edwards Aquifer as a sole-source aquifer under the provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act. About 90 percent of the recharge of the Edwards Underground Reservoir is from... Water Resource Uses and Issues in Texas The Texas A&M University System The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Neville P. Clarke. Director, College Station, Texas Acknowledgments This study of the Texas water situation completes a series...
McNeely, John G.; Lacewell, Ronald D.
TVA Partner Utilities- Energy Right Water Heater Program
The TVA energy right Water Heater Plan promotes the installation of high efficiency water heaters in homes and small businesses. TVA provides a $50 incentive to local power companies for each...
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) energy right Water Heater Plan promotes the installation of high efficiency water heaters in homes and small businesses. TVA provides a $50 incentive to local...
TVA Partner Utilities- Energy Right' Water Heater Program
Washington State Department of Ecology - Water Right Pre-Application...
LibraryAdd to library Legal Document- OtherOther: Washington State Department of Ecology - Water Right Pre-Application Consultation FormLegal Published NA Year Signed or...
Public Health Issues Associated with Small Drinking Water Systems
Public Health Issues Associated with Small Drinking Water Systems Not Regulated by the Safe Drinking Water Act From: Nonfederally Regulated Drinking Water Systems: State and Local Public Health ...........................................................................................5 Priority Environmental Public Health Challenges for Small Drinking Water Systems
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Daily Modeling System
-2011) Contract 582-12-10220 (2011-2013) Technical Report No. 430 Texas Water Resources Institute The Texas A&M University System College Station, Texas 77843-2118 August 2012 ii iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 Water Rights Analysis... Package (WRAP) Modeling System .......................... 1 WRAP Documentation ..................................................................................................... 1 WRAP Programs...
Wurbs, R.; Hoffpauir, R.
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Modeling System Users Manual
may vary with reservoir storage content and/or stream flow. Chapters 3 and 4 of the Reference Manual describe the component features of the SIM simulation model, which are organized in two categories. � River basin hydrology includes... naturalized stream flows, reservoir net evaporation- precipitation, and channel losses (Chapter 3 of the Reference Manual). � Water rights include all aspects of water management including water supply diversions, return flows, environmental instream flow...
NMSLO Water Rights Agreement | Open Energy Information
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Whose Water Is It Anyway? Comparing the Water Rights Frameworks of Arkansas,
Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department Oklahoma State University Southern Region Water Program rights are managed by the states. Most eastern states, where water is plentiful, have riparian systems, while west- ern states, where water is more scarce, use prior appropriation systems. Whose Water
Balasundaram, Balabhaskar "Baski"
Evolution of Water Marketing in California: Formal vs. Informal Property Rights
by the individual states, and water rights are created1978. ���. The California State Water Project: Bulletin 132.Bill FIle, 1991. CA State Water Commission. Third Biennial
Bickett, Damian Blase
Nevada Application for Extensions of Time (Water Right) | Open Energy
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DUSEL Facility Cooling Water Scaling Issues
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Precipitation (crystal growth) in supersaturated solutions is governed by both kenetic and thermodynamic processes. This is an important and evolving field of research, especially for the petroleum industry. There are several types of precipitates including sulfate compounds (ie. barium sulfate) and calcium compounds (ie. calcium carbonate). The chemical makeup of the mine water has relatively large concentrations of sulfate as compared to calcium, so we may expect that sulfate type reactions. The kinetics of calcium sulfate dihydrate (CaSO4 {center_dot} 2H20, gypsum) scale formation on heat exchanger surfaces from aqueous solutions has been studied by a highly reproducible technique. It has been found that gypsum scale formation takes place directly on the surface of the heat exchanger without any bulk or spontaneous precipitation in the reaction cell. The kinetic data also indicate that the rate of scale formation is a function of surface area and the metallurgy of the heat exchanger. As we don't have detailed information about the heat exchanger, we can only infer that this will be an issue for us. Supersaturations of various compounds are affected differently by temperature, pressure and pH. Pressure has only a slight affect on the solubility, whereas temperature is a much more sensitive parameter (Figure 1). The affect of temperature is reversed for calcium carbonate and barium sulfate solubilities. As temperature increases, barium sulfate solubility concentrations increase and scaling decreases. For calcium carbonate, the scaling tendencies increase with increasing temperature. This is all relative, as the temperatures and pressures of the referenced experiments range from 122 to 356 F. Their pressures range from 200 to 4000 psi. Because the cooling water system isn't likely to see pressures above 200 psi, it's unclear if this pressure/scaling relationship will be significant or even apparent. The most common scale minerals found in the oilfield include calcium carbonates (CaCO3, mainly calcite) and alkaline-earth metal sulfates (barite BaSO4, celestite SrSO4, anhydrite CaSO4, hemihydrate CaSO4 1/2H2O, and gypsum CaSO4 2H2O or calcium sulfate). The cause of scaling can be difficult to identify in real oil and gas wells. However, pressure and temperature changes during the flow of fluids are primary reasons for the formation of carbonate scales, because the escape of CO2 and/or H2S gases out of the brine solution, as pressure is lowered, tends to elevate the pH of the brine and result in super-saturation with respect to carbonates. Concerning sulfate scales, the common cause is commingling of different sources of brines either due to breakthrough of injected incompatible waters or mixing of two different brines from different zones of the reservoir formation. A decrease in temperature tends to cause barite to precipitate, opposite of calcite. In addition, pressure drops tend to cause all scale minerals to precipitate due to the pressure dependence of the solubility product. And we can expect that there will be a pressure drop across the heat exchanger. Weather or not this will be offset by the rise in pressure remains to be seen. It's typically left to field testing to prove out. Progress has been made toward the control and treatment of the scale deposits, although most of the reaction mechanisms are still not well understood. Often the most efficient and economic treatment for scale formation is to apply threshold chemical inhibitors. Threshold scale inhibitors are like catalysts and have inhibition efficiency at very low concentrations (commonly less than a few mg/L), far below the stoichiometric concentrations of the crystal lattice ions in solution. There are many chemical classes of inhibitors and even more brands on the market. Based on the water chemistry it is anticipated that there is a high likelihood for sulfate compound precipitation and scaling. This may be dependent on the temperature and pressure, which vary throughout the system. Therefore, various types and amounts of scaling may occur at different
Daily, W D
Water Policy and Economics Conference 21st Century Water Issues in the Southern States
1 Water Policy and Economics Conference 21st Century Water Issues in the Southern States October 13 actively address water policy issues in 13 southern states (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana ............................................................................................. 4 · Welcome and meeting objectives - Mike Smolen (Oklahoma State University) · Key water programs
Water issues associated with heavy oil production.
Crude oil occurs in many different forms throughout the world. An important characteristic of crude oil that affects the ease with which it can be produced is its density and viscosity. Lighter crude oil typically can be produced more easily and at lower cost than heavier crude oil. Historically, much of the nation's oil supply came from domestic or international light or medium crude oil sources. California's extensive heavy oil production for more than a century is a notable exception. Oil and gas companies are actively looking toward heavier crude oil sources to help meet demands and to take advantage of large heavy oil reserves located in North and South America. Heavy oil includes very viscous oil resources like those found in some fields in California and Venezuela, oil shale, and tar sands (called oil sands in Canada). These are described in more detail in the next chapter. Water is integrally associated with conventional oil production. Produced water is the largest byproduct associated with oil production. The cost of managing large volumes of produced water is an important component of the overall cost of producing oil. Most mature oil fields rely on injected water to maintain formation pressure during production. The processes involved with heavy oil production often require external water supplies for steam generation, washing, and other steps. While some heavy oil processes generate produced water, others generate different types of industrial wastewater. Management and disposition of the wastewater presents challenges and costs for the operators. This report describes water requirements relating to heavy oil production and potential sources for that water. The report also describes how water is used and the resulting water quality impacts associated with heavy oil production.
Veil, J. A.; Quinn, J. J.; Environmental Science Division
Nevada Application Modify Water Right | Open Energy Information
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Washington State Department of Ecology - Water Right Pre-Application
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Water Use and Water Quality Issues Bryan Swistock Webinar Presentation February 19, 2009
whether the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing may threaten the nation's increasingly precious) that are being investigated for treatment and/or re-use of frac water. Issues that must be overcomeWater Use and Water Quality Issues Bryan Swistock Webinar Presentation February 19, 2009 Questions
Boyer, Elizabeth W.
Commercial scale oil shale and oil sands development will require water, the amount of which will depend on the technologies adopted and the scale of development that occurs. Water in oil shale and oil sands country is already in scarce supply, and because of the arid nature of the region and limitations on water consumption imposed by interstate compacts and the Endangered Species Act, the State of Utah normally does not issue new water rights in oil shale or oil sands rich areas. Prospective oil shale and oil sands developers that do not already hold adequate water rights can acquire water rights from willing sellers, but large and secure water supplies may be difficult and expensive to acquire, driving oil shale and oil sands developers to seek alternative sources of supply. Produced water is one such potential source of supply. When oil and gas are developed, operators often encounter ground water that must be removed and disposed of to facilitate hydrocarbon extraction. Water produced through mineral extraction was traditionally poor in quality and treated as a waste product rather than a valuable resource. However, the increase in produced water volume and the often-higher quality water associated with coalbed methane development have drawn attention to potential uses of produced water and its treatment under appropriations law. This growing interest in produced water has led to litigation and statutory changes that must be understood and evaluated if produced water is to be harnessed in the oil shale and oil sands development process. Conversely, if water is generated as a byproduct of oil shale and oil sands production, consideration must be given to how this water will be disposed of or utilized in the shale oil production process. This report explores the role produced water could play in commercial oil shale and oil sands production, explaining the evolving regulatory framework associated with produced water, Utah water law and produced water regulation, and the obstacles that must be overcome in order for produced water to support the nascent oil shale and oil sands industries.
Robert Keiter; John Ruple; Heather Tanana
approach. Rather, our lack of water crises is more likely aadditional evidence for the lack of water right clarity inlosses of crops from lack of water, but that costly and
IPCC Makes Climate A Human Rights Issue | newmatilda.com https://newmatilda.com/2014/04/01/ipcc-makes-climate-human-rights-issue[2/04/2014 10:05:17 AM
-human-rights-issue[2/04/2014 10:05:17 AM] Climate change is an issue for public health, law, poverty and even human Phelan The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has published its latest report upon the impacts of global warming, highlighting the pernicious impact of climate change upon public health, well
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Special Section on Ground Water Research in China Featured in This Issue of Ground Water
of Ground Water by Xun Zhou1, Jiu J. Jiao2, and Mary P. Anderson3 Contained in this issue of Ground Water, Groundwater Resources and the Related Environ- Hydrogeologic Problems in China, Beijing: Seismological Press
Jiao, Jiu Jimmy
Application of a water rights analysis program to reservoir system yield calculations
corrected to approximate naturalized flows. As water management becomes more critical, it is necessary to gage the effect of governmental institutions on reservoir yields. In Texas and elsewhere, water users are governed by a system of water rights.... The effect of this system on firm yields must be quantified in order to provide effective water management. This thesis documents research into the effect of the Texas water rights system on the Brazos River Authority reservoir system. A new generalized...
Walls, William Brian
Coal conversion siting on coal mined lands: water quality issues
The siting of new technology coal conversion facilities on land disturbed by coal mining results in both environmental benefits and unique water quality issues. Proximity to mining reduces transportation requirements and restores disrupted land to productive use. Uncertainties may exist, however, in both understanding the existing site environment and assessing the impact of the new technology. Oak Ridge National Laboratory is currently assessing the water-related impacts of proposed coal conversion facilities located in areas disturbed by surface and underground coal mining. Past mining practices, leaving highly permeable and unstable fill, may affect the design and quality of data from monitoring programs. Current mining and dewatering, or past underground mining may alter groundwater or surface water flow patterns or affect solid waste disposal stability. Potential acid-forming material influences the siting of waste disposal areas and the design of grading operations. These and other problems are considered in relation to the uncertainties and potentially unique problems inherent in developing new technologies.
Triegel, E.K.
Water-Quality Trading: Can We Get the Price of Pollution Right?1
Water-Quality Trading: Can We Get the Price of Pollution Right?1 Yoshifumi Konishi Faculty for pollution can work for air. Should they not work for water pollution too? The U.S. Environmental Protection known (Mauzerall et al., 2005). Spatial dependence is likely even more prominent for water pollution
Weiblen, George D
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Model Description and User's Manual
by the Texas Water Resources Institute, U.S. Geological Survey, Brazos River Authority, Texas Advanced Technology Program, Texas Water Development Board, and Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. W. Brian Walls, David D. Dunn, Anil R. Yerramreddy...
Wurbs, Ralph A.; Dunn, David D.
. Basin-wide impacts of water resources development projects and management strategies may be evaluated. The software package is generalized for application to any river/reservoir/use system, with input files being developed for the particular river basin...
of concern. The model is documented by reference and users manuals that may be downloaded from this site along with the software. WRAP is incorporated in the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Water Availability Modeling (WAM) System....
Wurbs, R
Swimming in Issues: A Guide to Dealing with Chinas Water Problems
, and industrial growth. · Calculate projected waste produced using previously estimated water needs as water for domestic, agricultural, and industrial water use. We used Matlab to analyse data and produce plots. 2Swimming in Issues: A Guide to Dealing with Chinas Water Problems Water, Water, Everywhere February
Morrow, James A.
Proceedings of the National Groundwater National Ground Water Association Southwest focused ground water conference: Discussing the issue of MTBE and perchlorate in the ground water, Anaheim, CA, June 3-4, pp:87-90.
ground water conference: Discussing the issue of MTBE and perchlorate in the ground water, Anaheim, CA
Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP) Modeling System Programming Manual
WRAP interface program was developed as a Fortran QuickWin application. SIM simulates the river/reservoir water allocation/management/use system for input sequences of monthly naturalized flows and net evaporation rates. (Chapter 2) SIMD (D for daily... management, and other utility functions. Many different Fortran compiler/IDE packages are sold by various companies. The WRAP programs are in standard Fortran that can be compiled with the various compilers. The compiler, linker, and development...
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reliability matters, assisted by industry. Much of the work on water issues facing the electricity industry is being done by the private sector. In many cases, this should...
www.water-alternatives.org Volume 4 | Issue 3 Aubriot, O. and Prabhakar, P.I. 2011. Water institutions and
www.water-alternatives.org Volume 4 | Issue 3 Aubriot, O. and Prabhakar, P.I. 2011. Water institutions and the 'revival' of tanks in South India: What is at stake locally? Water Alternatives 4(3): 325-346 Aubriot and Prabhakar: The 'revival' of tanks in South India Page | 325 Water Institutions
Arsenic in Drinking Water: Regulatory Developments and Issues
National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
Developments and Issues Mary Tiemann Specialist in Environmental Policy Resources, Science, and Industry Division Summary In 2001, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...
Water Policy in Minnesota: Issues, Incentives, and Action Introduction
(RFF) is publishing on water policies for various countries and U.S. states. Minnesota is representative of states that historically have had adequate water supplies except during drought periods, which may occur every 5 to 10 years. In such states, water problems tend to center on quality, flooding
Policy Analysis of Water Availability and Use Issues for Domestic Oil Shale and Oil Sands Development
Oil shale and oil sands resources located within the intermountain west represent a vast, and as of yet, commercially untapped source of energy. Development will require water, and demand for scarce water resources stands at the front of a long list of barriers to commercialization. Water requirements and the consequences of commercial development will depend on the number, size, and location of facilities, as well as the technologies employed to develop these unconventional fuels. While the details remain unclear, the implication is not � unconventional fuel development will increase demand for water in an arid region where demand for water often exceeds supply. Water demands in excess of supplies have long been the norm in the west, and for more than a century water has been apportioned on a first-come, first-served basis. Unconventional fuel developers who have not already secured water rights stand at the back of a long line and will need to obtain water from willing water purveyors. However, uncertainty regarding the nature and extent of some senior water claims combine with indeterminate interstate river management to cast a cloud over water resource allocation and management. Quantitative and qualitative water requirements associated with Endangered Species protection also stand as barriers to significant water development, and complex water quality regulations will apply to unconventional fuel development. Legal and political decisions can give shape to an indeterminate landscape. Settlement of Northern Ute reserved rights claims would help clarify the worth of existing water rights and viability of alternative sources of supply. Interstate apportionment of the White River would go a long way towards resolving water availability in downstream Utah. And energy policy clarification will help determine the role oil shale and oil sands will play in our nation�s future.
Ruple, John; Keiter, Robert
Reservoir/River System Reliability Considering Water Rights and Water Quality
Effective management of the highly variable water resources of a river basin requires an understanding of the amount of suitable quality water that can be provided under various conditions within institutional constraints. Although much research has...
Wurbs, Ralph A.; Sanchez-Torres, Gerardo; Dunn, David D.
Water conservation and reuse has become a major issue in aquacul-
Water conservation and reuse has become a major issue in aquacul- ture in recent years. Concern enhancing water circula- tion in ponds and developing intensive, recirculating tank sys- tems of water and lower invest- ment and production costs have contributed to the present expanse of pond
Watson, Craig A.
A network that responds to water resource issues by advancing knowledge through
Water Wells and Septic Systems � Animal Agriculture: Production and Manure Management The informationThe Land-Grant University System A network that responds to water resource issues by advancing knowledge through research, education and extension projects. Applying knowledge to improve water quality
Mandating Solar Hot Water by California Local Governments: Legal Issues
the legality of solar mandates in California cities andCITIES & CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION, SOLAR HANDBOOK FORMandating Solar Hot Water By California Local Governments:
Hoffman,, Peter C.
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This report has been prepared for the Department of Energy, Office of Nuclear Energy (DOE-NE), for the purpose of providing a status report on the challenges and opportunities facing the U.S. commercial nuclear energy industry in the area of plant cooling water supply. The report was prompted in part by recent Second Circuit and Supreme Court decisions regarding cooling water system designs at existing thermo-electric power generating facilities in the U.S. (primarily fossil and nuclear plants). At issue in the courts have been Environmental Protection Agency regulations that define what constitutes �Best Technology Available� for intake structures that withdraw cooling water that is used to transfer and reject heat from the plant�s steam turbine via cooling water systems, while minimizing environmental impacts on aquatic life in nearby water bodies used to supply that cooling water. The report was also prompted by a growing recognition that cooling water availability and societal use conflicts are emerging as strategic energy and environmental issues, and that research and development (R&D) solutions to emerging water shortage issues are needed. In particular, cooling water availability is an important consideration in siting decisions for new nuclear power plants, and is an under-acknowledged issue in evaluating the pros and cons of retrofitting cooling towers at existing nuclear plants. Because of the significant ongoing research on water issues already being performed by industry, the national laboratories and other entities, this report relies heavily on ongoing work. In particular, this report has relied on collaboration with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), including its recent work in the area of EPA regulations governing intake structures in thermoelectric cooling water systems.
Gary Vine
Improving the Water Component of an Agricultural Climate Change Assessment : Issues from the Standpoint of Agricultural Economists
Improving the Water Component of an Agricultural Climate Change Assessment : Issues from The National Global Climate Change Research Program is supporting appraisals of water and agriculture among assessment. Key Terms; Economics, Climate Change Assessment, Agriculture, Irrigation, Water use tradeoffs
McCarl, Bruce A.
Issues affecting advanced passive light-water reactor safety analysis
Next generation commercial reactor designs emphasize enhanced safety through improved safety system reliability and performance by means of system simplification and reliance on immutable natural forces for system operation. Simulating the performance of these safety systems will be central to analytical safety evaluation of advanced passive reactor designs. Yet the characteristically small driving forces of these safety systems pose challenging computational problems to current thermal-hydraulic systems analysis codes. Additionally, the safety systems generally interact closely with one another, requiring accurate, integrated simulation of the nuclear steam supply system, engineered safeguards and containment. Furthermore, numerical safety analysis of these advanced passive reactor designs wig necessitate simulation of long-duration, slowly-developing transients compared with current reactor designs. The composite effects of small computational inaccuracies on induced system interactions and perturbations over long periods may well lead to predicted results which are significantly different than would otherwise be expected or might actually occur. Comparisons between the engineered safety features of competing US advanced light water reactor designs and analogous present day reactor designs are examined relative to the adequacy of existing thermal-hydraulic safety codes in predicting the mechanisms of passive safety. Areas where existing codes might require modification, extension or assessment relative to passive safety designs are identified. Conclusions concerning the applicability of these codes to advanced passive light water reactor safety analysis are presented.
Beelman, R.J.; Fletcher, C.D.; Modro, S.M.
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water right after touching live poultry or anything in the
CS222453 DO: · Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water right after touching live poultry poultry outside the house, such as cages or feed or water containers. Contact with live poultry (chicks. · Chicks, ducklings, and other live poultry can carry Salmonella germs and still appear healthy and clean
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Water Conservation and Technology Center, director to focus on statewide water issues
WAT E R CONSERVATION & TECHNOLOGY CENTER Securing Our Water Future 28 tx H2O Summer 2012 Story by Kathy Wythe Dr. Calvin Finch, new director of the Water Conservation and Technology Center. #31;e newly established Water Conservation... and Technology Center (WCTC) in San Antonio will accelerate development, testing and adopting of new and innovative technologies to help solve water problems and meet water supply needs for Texas. Dr. Calvin Finch, formerly with the San Antonio Water System...
Wythe, Kathy
The Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program Plan is a collaborative program between the U.S. Department of Energy and the private sector directed at extending the life of the present generation of nuclear power plants to enable operation to at least 80 years. The reactor pressure vessel (RPV) is one of the primary components requiring significant research to enable such long-term operation. There are significant issues that need to be addressed to reduce the uncertainties in regulatory application, such as, 1) high neutron fluence/long irradiation times, and flux effects, 2) material variability, 3) high-nickel materials, 4)specimen size effects and the fracture toughness master curve, etc. The first issue is the highest priority to obtain the data and mechanistic understanding to enable accurate, reliable embrittlement predictions at high fluences. This paper discusses the major issues associated with long-time operation of existing RPVs and the LWRSP plans to address those issues.
Nanstad, Randy K [ORNL; Odette, George Robert [UCSB
Impact of drought on U.S. steam electric power plant cooling water intakes and related water resource management issues.
This report was funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) Existing Plants Research Program, which has an energy-water research effort that focuses on water use at power plants. This study complements their overall research effort by evaluating water availability at power plants under drought conditions. While there are a number of competing demands on water uses, particularly during drought conditions, this report focuses solely on impacts to the U.S. steam electric power plant fleet. Included are both fossil-fuel and nuclear power plants. One plant examined also uses biomass as a fuel. The purpose of this project is to estimate the impact on generation capacity of a drop in water level at U.S. steam electric power plants due to climatic or other conditions. While, as indicated above, the temperature of the water can impact decisions to halt or curtail power plant operations, this report specifically examines impacts as a result of a drop in water levels below power plant submerged cooling water intakes. Impacts due to the combined effects of excessive temperatures of the returned cooling water and elevated temperatures of receiving waters (due to high ambient temperatures associated with drought) may be examined in a subsequent study. For this study, the sources of cooling water used by the U.S. steam electric power plant fleet were examined. This effort entailed development of a database of power plants and cooling water intake locations and depths for those plants that use surface water as a source of cooling water. Development of the database and its general characteristics are described in Chapter 2 of this report. Examination of the database gives an indication of how low water levels can drop before cooling water intakes cease to function. Water level drops are evaluated against a number of different power plant characteristics, such as the nature of the water source (river vs. lake or reservoir) and type of plant (nuclear vs. fossil fuel). This is accomplished in Chapter 3. In Chapter 4, the nature of any compacts or agreements that give priority to users (i.e., which users must stop withdrawing water first) is examined. This is examined on a regional or watershed basis, specifically for western water rights, and also as a function of federal and state water management programs. Chapter 5 presents the findings and conclusions of this study. In addition to the above, a related intent of this study is to conduct preliminary modeling of how lowered surface water levels could affect generating capacity and other factors at different regional power plants. If utility managers are forced to take some units out of service or reduce plant outputs, the fuel mix at the remaining plants and the resulting carbon dioxide emissions may change. Electricity costs and other factors may also be impacted. Argonne has conducted some modeling based on the information presented in the database described in Chapter 2 of this report. A separate report of the modeling effort has been prepared (Poch et al. 2009). In addition to the U.S. steam electric power plant fleet, this modeling also includes an evaluation of power production of hydroelectric facilities. The focus of this modeling is on those power plants located in the western United States.
Kimmell, T. A.; Veil, J. A.; Environmental Science Division
Critical Design Issues of Tokamak Cooling Water System of ITER's Fusion Reactor
U.S. ITER is responsible for the design, engineering, and procurement of the Tokamak Cooling Water System (TCWS). The TCWS transfers heat generated in the Tokamak to cooling water during nominal pulsed operation 850 MW at up to 150 C and 4.2 MPa water pressure. This water contains radionuclides because impurities (e.g., tritium) diffuse from in-vessel components and the vacuum vessel by water baking at 200 240 C at up to 4.4MPa, and corrosion products become activated by neutron bombardment. The system is designated as safety important class (SIC) and will be fabricated to comply with the French Order concerning nuclear pressure equipment (December 2005) and the EU Pressure Equipment Directive using ASME Section VIII, Div 2 design codes. The complexity of the TCWS design and fabrication presents unique challenges. Conceptual design of this one-of-a-kind cooling system has been completed with several issues that need to be resolved to move to next stage of the design. Those issues include flow balancing between over hundreds of branch pipelines in parallel to supply cooling water to blankets, determination of optimum flow velocity while minimizing the potential for cavitation damage, design for freezing protection for cooling water flowing through cryostat (freezing) environment, requirements for high-energy piping design, and electromagnetic impact to piping and components. Although the TCWS consists of standard commercial components such as piping with valves and fittings, heat exchangers, and pumps, complex requirements present interesting design challenges. This paper presents a brief description of TCWS conceptual design and critical design issues that need to be resolved.
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Protecting Solar Rights in California Through an Exploration of the California Water Doctrine
program�called�the�California�Solar�Initiative. �This�Table�1. �California�Solar�Legislation� Solar�Law�Protecting�Solar�Rights�in�California�Through�an�
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Will Federal Environmental Regulation be Permitted to Infringe on State Vested Water Rights?
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Concentrating Solar Power and Water Issues in the U.S. Southwest
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Incorporation of system operation strategies in water rights modeling and analysis
of the state of Texas. Effective management of this stochastic resource requires that the availability of water for various uses be estimated to a high degree of confidence. The availability of water is constrained by a variety of hydrologic...
Dunn, David Douglas
10 things to know about water and the 83rd Texas Legislature: A brief primer on water issues in the current legislative session
8 tx H2O Winter 2013 Story by Leslie Lee #19;. #31;e interim charges given to the Senate Commi#20;ee on Natural Resources also involved studying the following water issues: ? impediments to implementation of the state water plan...
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The Water Rights Analysis Package Users Manual, Version 2.0
Water Resource Economics and Policy `A state-of-the-art and comprehensive review of water resource economics policy issues
Water Resource Economics and Policy `A state-of-the-art and comprehensive review of water resource for classes in water economics as well as a source for researchers who need a state-of-the-art review of the literature.' Frank A. Ward, New Mexico State University, USA `For years, I've taught water economics
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Nevada Procedures for Filing Application for a Water Right | Open Energy
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Water Quality Issues facing Indigenous Peoples in North America and Siberia
and reverence for water resources in both communities, and that both communities have defined protocols for their interactions with water resources. Each community is facing threats to their water quality from different sources of pollution, and may benefit from...
Mehl, Heidi Elizabeth
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Missouri Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report
in the State of Missouri can be separated into three general areas: 1) water quality, 2) water quantity, and 3 states' rights to water and priority uses. Research areas in this program have included drought planning and issues in the State of Missouri can be separated into three general areas: 1) water quality, 2) water
Regulatory analysis for the resolution of Generic Issue 143: Availability of chilled water system and room cooling
This report presents the regulatory analysis for Generic Issue (GI-143), {open_quotes}Availability of Chilled Water System and Room Cooling.{close_quotes} The heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and related auxiliaries are required to provide control of environmental conditions in areas in light water reactor (LWR) plants that contain safety-related equipment. In some plants, the HVAC and chilled water systems serve to maintain a suitable environment for both safety and non-safety-related areas. Although some plants have an independent chilled water system for the safety-related areas, the heat removal capability often depends on the operability of other supporting systems such as the service water system or the component cooling water system. The operability of safety-related components depends upon operation of the HVAC and chilled water systems to remove heat from areas containing the equipment. If cooling to dissipate the heat generated is unavailable, the ability of the safety-related equipment to operate as intended cannot be assured. Typical components or areas in the nuclear power plant that could be affected by the failure of cooling from HVAC or chilled water systems include the (1) emergency switchgear and battery rooms, (2) emergency diesel generator room, (3) pump rooms for residual heat removal, reactor core isolation cooling, high-pressure core spray, and low-pressure core spray, and (4) control room. The unavailability of such safety-related equipment or areas could cause the core damage frequency (CDF) to increase significantly.
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40 Gallon Challenge issues a call to reduce residential water use
they are each being developed, something new might be tried and discovered to be e#17;ective. ?So much water can be conserved through these voluntary programs that it?s almost like #19;nding new water without actually having any new water being produced...16 txH2O Fall 2013 Story by Katie Heinrich The #22;#30; Gallon Challenge, a nationwide residential water-conservation program, is helping Texans save water in ways new to them. #29;e continuing drought, coupled with increasing water demands...
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Assessment of Materials Issues for Light-Water Small Modular Reactors
The primary objective of this report is to evaluate materials degradation issue unique to the operational environments of LWSMR. Concerns for specific primary system components and materials are identified based on the review of design information shared by mPower and NuScale. Direct comparisons are made to materials issues recognized for advanced large PWRs and research activities are recommended as needed. The issues identified are intended to improve the capability of industry to evaluate the significance of any degradation that might occur during long-term LWSMR operation and by extension affect the importance of future supporting R&D.
Sandusky, David; Lunceford, Wayne; Bruemmer, Stephen M.; Catalan, Michael A.
Water Rights: Ground Water (Indiana)
It is the policy of the state to provide for the conservation of groundwater resources and limit groundwater waste. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources may designate restricted use areas...
Barriers to water marketing: opinions of major pumpers on water marketing issues in the Edwards Aquifer region
& Bates, 1990; Bay Area Economic Forum, 1991; Chang & Griffin, 1992; National Academy of Sciences, 1992; U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1992; Wahl, 1993; General Accounting Office, 1994; Kaiser, 1994). Water reallocation can be pursued through either...; National Academy of Sciences, 1992; Carter et. al, eds. , 1994; General Accounting Office, 1994; Kaiser, 1994). However, the literature also indicates that there are often "third-party impacts" involved in water transfers (National Academy of Sciences...
Phillips, Laura Maureen
920 Articles | JNCI Vol. 99, Issue 12 | June 20, 2007 Drinking water in region II of Chile is supplied mainly by rivers
920 Articles | JNCI Vol. 99, Issue 12 | June 20, 2007 Drinking water in region II of Chile in the main city of region II, Antofagasta, was approximately 90 µg/L (1), nearly twice the drinking email@example.com. Fifty-Year Study of Lung and Bladder Cancer Mortality in Chile Related to Arsenic in Drinking Water
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Regulatory Issues Affecting Management of Produced Water from Coal Bed Methane Wells
This paper describes the existing national discharge regulations, the ways in which CBM produced water is currently being managed, the current CBM discharge permitting practices, and how these options might change as the volume of produced water increases because of the many new wells being developed.
Veil, John A.
The water problems and issues in the State of Missouri can be separated into three general areas: 1) water water and how it can be protected. With the large agricultural activity in the state, non-point source states rights to water and priority uses. Research areas in this program have included drought planning
Functional issues and environmental qualification of digital protection systems of advanced light-water nuclear reactors
Issues of obsolescence and lack of infrastructural support in (analog) spare parts, coupled with the potential benefits of digital systems, are driving the nuclear industry to retrofit analog instrumentation and control (I&C) systems with digital and microprocessor-based systems. While these technologies have several advantages, their application to safety-related systems in nuclear power plants raises key issues relating to the systems` environmental qualification and functional reliability. To bound the problem of new I&C system functionality and qualification, the authors focused this study on protection systems proposed for use in ALWRs. Specifically, both functional and environmental qualification issues for ALWR protection system I&C were addressed by developing an environmental, functional, and aging data template for a protection division of each proposed ALWR design. By using information provided by manufacturers, environmental conditions and stressors to which I&C equipment in reactor protection divisions may be subjected were identified. The resulting data were then compared to a similar template for an instrument string typically found in an analog protection division of a present-day nuclear power plant. The authors also identified fiber-optic transmission systems as technologies that are relatively new to the nuclear power plant environment and examined the failure modes and age-related degradation mechanisms of fiber-optic components and systems. One reason for the exercise of caution in the introduction of software into safety-critical systems is the potential for common-cause failure due to the software. This study, however, approaches the functionality problem from a systems point of view. System malfunction scenarios are postulated to illustrate the fact that, when dealing with the performance of the overall integrated system, the real issues are functionality and fault tolerance, not hardware vs. software.
Korsah, K.; Clark, R.L.; Wood, R.T. [Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (United States)
The Energy Journal, Special Issue. Strategies for Mitigating Climate Change Through Energy Efficiency: A Multi-Model Perspective. Copyright 2011 by the IAEE. All rights reserved.
Efficiency: A Multi-Model Perspective. Copyright 2011 by the IAEE. All rights reserved. * School of Resource.5547/ISSN0195-6574-EJ-Vol32-SI1-3 Modeling Efficiency Standards and a Carbon Tax: Simulations for the U. Ideally, such models are technologically explicit, take into account the behavior of businesses
Value impact analysis of Generic Issue 143, Availability of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Chilled Water Systems
This study evaluates the values (benefits) and impacts (costs) associated with potential resolutions to Generic Issue 143, ``Availability of HVAC and Chilled Water Systems.`` The study identifies vulnerabilities related to failures of HVAC, chilled water, and room cooling systems; develops estimates of room heatup rates and safety-related equipment vulnerabilities following losses of HVAC/room cooler systems; develops estimates of the core damage frequencies and public risks associated with failures of these systems; develops three proposed resolution strategies to this generic issue; and performs a value/impact analysis of the proposed resolutions. Existing probabilistic risk assessments for four representative plants, including one plant from each vendor, form the basis for the core damage frequency and public risk calculations. Both internal and external events were considered. It was concluded that all three proposed resolution strategies exceed the $1,000/person-rem cost-effectiveness ratio. Additional evaluations were performed to develop ``generic`` insights on potential design-related and configuration-related vulnerabilities and potential high-frequency ({approximately}1E-04/RY) accident sequences that involve failures of HVAC/room cooling functions. It was concluded that, although high-frequency accident sequences may exist at some plants, these high-frequency sequences are plant-specific in nature or have been resolved through hardware and/or operational changes. The plant-specific Individual Plant Examinations are an effective vehicle for identification and resolution of these plant-specific anomalies and hardware configurations.
Daling, P.M.; Marler, J.E.; Vo, T.V.; Phan, H.; Friley, J.R. [Pacific Northwest Lab., Richland, WA (United States)
Research Skills Lecture 16: Intellectual Property Rights
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Champions of Texas Water
reuse, she is a firm believer in the market system. ?I think the market is the solution. I think the state forcing rural people to give under- priced water to urban areas is not right.? Solving these water issues needs to be sooner rather than later..., a South Texas lawyer for 40 years, has worked with Combs and White on several water issues. ?They both have real high quality of moral courage; they stand for and support what they believe in as opposed to what people might want them to stand...
Changing Western water institutions: energy's role
This paper describes the institutional mechanisms through which physical availability of water, historical pattern of water use, and unresolved water issues combine to constrain and channel the energy industry's use of water. These institutional mechanisms include the developing markets for water rights, the legal and administrative structure governing water allocation, the formation of social attitudes about water, and the political process that often implements concensus. Within this context, the narrow physical interpretation commonly given to the question, Is there enough water, broadens greatly to include the institutional dimension that is the most important component of the question.
Brown, F.L.; Roach, F.
El agua no se vende, el agua se defiende : water rights transfers and community irrigation in New Mexico's acequias
Small farmers across New Mexico irrigate with acequias, a system of cooperative, gravity-fed ditches introduced in Spanish colonial times that remains well adapted to managing scarce water in a dry climate. While the acequia ...
Daly, Brian T. (Brian Thomas)
www.water-alternatives.org Volume 3 | Issue 2 Gosnell, H. and Kelly, E.C. 2010. Peace on the river?
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Solar Rights
In June 2010, Louisiana enacted solar rights legislation (HB 751) that prohibits certain entities from unreasonably restricting a property owner from installing a solar collector. Solar collectors...
Sustainable Development: Physical and Moral Issues
Sustainable Development: Physical and Moral Issues Slav W.e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Sustainable developmentaims and objectives of sustainable development are right and
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Preprocessing issues associated with multiple attenuation in water depths of less than 150 meters: ISMA and predictive deconvolution
. In order to study these challenges associated with acquisition and processing of shallow-water data, synthetic seismic data for 150, 75 and 25 m water depths were generated using a fully elastic, finite difference algorithm. The direct wave was removed...
Walsh, Jeffrey Robert
Water-related Issues Affecting Conventional Oil and Gas Recovery and Potential Oil-Shale Development in the Uinta Basin, Utah
Saline water disposal is one of the most pressing issues with regard to increasing petroleum and natural gas production in the Uinta Basin of northeastern Utah. Conventional oil fields in the basin provide 69 percent of Utah?s total crude oil production and 71 percent of Utah?s total natural gas, the latter of which has increased 208% in the past 10 years. Along with hydrocarbons, wells in the Uinta Basin produce significant quantities of saline water ? nearly 4 million barrels of saline water per month in Uintah County and nearly 2 million barrels per month in Duchesne County. As hydrocarbon production increases, so does saline water production, creating an increased need for economic and environmentally responsible disposal plans. Current water disposal wells are near capacity, and permitting for new wells is being delayed because of a lack of technical data regarding potential disposal aquifers and questions concerning contamination of freshwater sources. Many companies are reluctantly resorting to evaporation ponds as a short-term solution, but these ponds have limited capacity, are prone to leakage, and pose potential risks to birds and other wildlife. Many Uinta Basin operators claim that oil and natural gas production cannot reach its full potential until a suitable, long-term saline water disposal solution is determined. The enclosed project was divided into three parts: 1) re-mapping the base of the moderately saline aquifer in the Uinta Basin, 2) creating a detailed geologic characterization of the Birds Nest aquifer, a potential reservoir for large-scale saline water disposal, and 3) collecting and analyzing water samples from the eastern Uinta Basin to establish baseline water quality. Part 1: Regulators currently stipulate that produced saline water must be disposed of into aquifers that already contain moderately saline water (water that averages at least 10,000 mg/L total dissolved solids). The UGS has re-mapped the moderately saline water boundary in the subsurface of the Uinta Basin using a combination of water chemistry data collected from various sources and by analyzing geophysical well logs. By re-mapping the base of the moderately saline aquifer using more robust data and more sophisticated computer-based mapping techniques, regulators now have the information needed to more expeditiously grant water disposal permits while still protecting freshwater resources. Part 2: Eastern Uinta Basin gas producers have identified the Birds Nest aquifer, located in the Parachute Creek Member of the Green River Formation, as the most promising reservoir suitable for large-volume saline water disposal. This aquifer formed from the dissolution of saline minerals that left behind large open cavities and fractured rock. This new and complete understanding the aquifer?s areal extent, thickness, water chemistry, and relationship to Utah?s vast oil shale resource will help operators and regulators determine safe saline water disposal practices, directly impacting the success of increased hydrocarbon production in the region, while protecting potential future oil shale production. Part 3: In order to establish a baseline of water quality on lands identified by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management as having oil shale development potential in the southeastern Uinta Basin, the UGS collected biannual water samples over a three-year period from near-surface aquifers and surface sites. The near-surface and relatively shallow groundwater quality information will help in the development of environmentally sound water-management solutions for a possible future oil shale and oil sands industry and help assess the sensitivity of the alluvial and near-surface bedrock aquifers. This multifaceted study will provide a better understanding of the aquifers in Utah?s Uinta Basin, giving regulators the tools needed to protect precious freshwater resources while still allowing for increased hydrocarbon production.
Michael Vanden Berg; Paul Anderson; Janae Wallace; Craig Morgan; Stephanie Carney
Comprehensive Lifecycle Planning and Management System For Addressing Water Issues Associated With Shale Gas Development In New York, Pennsylvania, And West Virginia
The objective of this project is to develop a modeling system to allow operators and regulators to plan all aspects of water management activities associated with shale gas development in the target project area of New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia (�??target area�?�), including water supply, transport, storage, use, recycling, and disposal and which can be used for planning, managing, forecasting, permit tracking, and compliance monitoring. The proposed project is a breakthrough approach to represent the entire shale gas water lifecycle in one comprehensive system with the capability to analyze impacts and options for operational efficiency and regulatory tracking and compliance, and to plan for future water use and disposition. It will address all of the major water-related issues of concern associated with shale gas development in the target area, including water withdrawal, transport, storage, use, treatment, recycling, and disposal. It will analyze the costs, water use, and wastes associated with the available options, and incorporate constraints presented by permit requirements, agreements, local and state regulations, equipment and material availability, etc. By using the system to examine the water lifecycle from withdrawals through disposal, users will be able to perform scenario analysis to answer "what if" questions for various situations. The system will include regulatory requirements of the appropriate state and regional agencies and facilitate reporting and permit applications and tracking. These features will allow operators to plan for more cost effective resource production. Regulators will be able to analyze impacts of development over an entire area. Regulators can then make informed decisions about the protections and practices that should be required as development proceeds. This modeling system will have myriad benefits for industry, government, and the public. For industry, it will allow planning all water management operations for a project or an area as one entity to optimize water use and minimize costs subject to regulatory and other constraints. It will facilitate analysis of options and tradeoffs, and will also simplify permitting and reporting to regulatory agencies. The system will help regulators study cumulative impacts of development, conserve water resources, and manage disposal options across a region. It will also allow them to track permits and monitor compliance. The public will benefit from water conservation, improved environmental performance as better system wide decisions are made, and greater supply of natural gas, with attendant lower prices, as costs are reduced and development is assisted through better planning and scheduling. Altogether, better economics and fewer barriers will facilitate recovery of the more than 300 trillion cubic feet of estimated recoverable natural gas resource in the Marcellus Shale in a manner that protects the environment.
J. Daniel Arthur
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- ing 2002?2005 and documented in TWRI?s Technical Report 284 released in January 2006, include: ? Capabilities for short-term reliability analyses based on current storage conditions (Or what is the likelihood of meeting water needs in the near... System Reference Manual. TWRI Technical Report 255, Second Edition, April 2005. ? Water Rights Analysis Package Modeling System Users Manual. TWRI Technical Report 256, Second Edition, April 2005. ? Fundamentals of Water Availability Modeling...
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The theoretical issues in the interpretation of the precision measurements of the nucleon-to-Delta transition by means of electromagnetic probes are highlighted. The results of these measurements are confronted with the state-of-the-art calculations based on chiral effective-field theories (EFT), lattice QCD, large-Nc relations, perturbative QCD, and QCD-inspired models. The link of the nucleon-to-Delta form factors to generalized parton distributions (GPDs) is also discussed.
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2013 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 22)
This 2013 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 22) provides water use information for production and potable water wells at the Idaho National Laboratory for Calendar Year 2013. It also provides detailed information for new, modified, and decommissioned wells and holes. Two new wells were drilled and completed in Calendar Year 2013. No modifications were performed on any wells. Seven wells were decommissioned in Calendar Year 2013. Detailed construction information for the new and decommissioned wells is provided. Location maps are included, provided survey information was available. This report is being submitted in accordance with the Water Rights Agreement between the State of Idaho and the United States, for the United States Department of Energy (dated 1990) and the subsequent Partial Decree for Water Right 34-10901 issued June 20, 2003.
Mike Lewis
2010 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 19)
This 2010 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 19) provides water use information (monthly annual average and total annual volume) for production and potable water wells at the Idaho National Laboratory for Calendar Year 2010. It also provides detailed information for new, modified, and abandoned (decommissioned) wells and holes. Five new wells were drilled and completed in the latter part of Calendar Years 2009 and 2010. Two wells were modified in Calendar Year 2010 and 66 wells and boreholes reported as abandoned (decommissioned). Detailed construction information for the new and modified wells, along with abandonment information for older wells, is provided. Location maps are provided if survey information was available. This report is being submitted in accordance with the Water Rights Agreement between the State of Idaho and the United States, for the United States Department of Energy (dated 1990) and the subsequent Partial Decree for Water Right 34-10901 issued June 20, 2003.
2011 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 20)
This 2011 Idaho National Laboratory Water Use Report and Comprehensive Well Inventory (Revision 20) provides water use information (monthly annual average and total annual volume) for production and potable water wells at the Idaho National Laboratory for Calendar Year 2011. It also provides detailed information for new, modified, and abandoned (decommissioned) wells and holes. One new well was drilled and completed and one well was modified in Calendar Year 2011. A total of 14 wells and boreholes were reported as decommissioned. Detailed construction information for the new and modified wells is provided. Details are provided for the wells and boreholes that have been decommissioned, and if available, construction diagrams. Location maps are included, provided survey information was available. This report is being submitted in accordance with the Water Rights Agreement between the State of Idaho and the United States, for the United States Department of Energy (dated 1990) and the subsequent Partial Decree for Water Right 34-10901 issued June 20, 2003.
Renee Bowser
All Over the Map: The Diversity of Western Water Plans
local jurisdictions, effective water planning and managementfragmentation. State water plans are the main focus of thisStates have power over water rights (i.e. , the quantitative
Casado-P�rez, Vanessa; Cain, Bruce E.; Hui, Iris; Abbott, Coral; Doson, Kaley; Lebow, Shane
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A Fresh Perspective for Managing Water in California: Insights from Applying the European Water Framework Directive to the Russian River
during a period of water shortage, prior right holders wouldreservoirs, the threat of water shortage remains a centralreservoirs, the threat of water shortage remains a central
Grantham, Ted; Christian-Smith, Juliet; Kondolf, G. Mathias; Scheuer, Stefan
Water Privatisation�
This dissertation deals with the policy issues of large-scale, urban water privatisation projects in the face of uncertainty and variability. The main objective is to evaluate whether a single policy approach, namely privatisation associated...
Z�lls, Elisa
Water Rights and Conservation Easements in Nebraska
planning commission. Id. · Neb. Rev. Stat. § 76-2. 112(3) requires that the state, any state agency or any in natural streams were made subject to appropriation. Neb. Rev. Stat. § 46-202 #12;10/15/2010 2 Nebraska. Rev. Stat. § 46-702 provides that"[e]very landowner shall be entitled to a reasonable and beneficial
Solar Easements and Rights Laws
In Missouri, the right to utilize solar energy is a property right, but eminent domain may not be used to obtain such property rights. Easements obtained for the purpose of construction,...
Creating solutions for water quality issues in New Jersey It has been a year since our last newsletter, so we have a lot of
Jersey designs stormwater best management practices (BMPs) for the water quality design storm of 1 and graphic design, and stormwater best management practice design. Hae-An received a Master of Architecture a background in ecological restoration, watershed assessment and planning, stormwater best management practice
Goodman, Robert M.
Solar and Wind Rights
Wisconsin has several laws that protect a resident's right to install and operate a solar or wind energy system. These laws cover zoning restrictions by local governments, private land use...
Preferences for environmental issues among environmentally-concerned citizens in six countries
. The aggregated preferences in all groups showed emphasis on pollution issues (rank I out of six issues in all six countries). The groups were least concerned with animal rights, which here included the right for top predators like tigers and wolf to roam...
Seip, K. L.; Cobelas, M. A.; Doledec, S.; Fang, Jinghua; Smith, Val H.; Vorontsova, O. S.
Water Sustainability Program Challenges to Sustainable Water
· Drought, Climate Change · Growth and the need for additional supplies · Water and Energy · Water the Southwest, nation, semi-arid and arid regions, and the world. · Today's program provides just a glimpse to and utilization of renewable supplies · Transboundary water issues · The surface water/groundwater interface
Cushing, Jim. M.
Waters; General Provisions (North Dakota)
The waters of North Dakota are understood as belonging to the public and may be appropriated for beneficial uses. However, the right to use water in large quantities must be acquired. Entities...
Guide to Colorado Well Permits, Water Rights, and Water Administration |
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© 2013 CA. All rights reserved. © 2013 CA. All rights reserved. Applying Data Analytics to Address Fraud Risk Vikas Dutta Abbasali Tavawala November 9, 2013 #12;2 2 © 2013 CA. All rights reserved. CA auditing tools developed by Internal Audit Joint Effort with Rutgers CA Account Payable Exception
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rights reserved. LETTERS High sensitivity of peat decomposition to climate change through water of the high water-holding capacity of peat and its low hydraulic conductivity, accumulation of soil organic�biogeochemical soil model with peat depths that are continuously updated from the dynamic balance of soil organic
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Mineral Rights and Proceeds (Nebraska)
This section contains provisions which determine when mineral rights are presumed to be abandoned by property owners.
The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Turkey in the EU Accession Process: A Perception Analysis of the Police Officers Dealing with IPR Crimes.
??Intellectual property rights (IPR) has become one of the most debated issues, particularly in recent years due to its relevance and importance in the intellectual,� (more)
Rights of Way Pesticide Training
Rights of Way Pesticide Training This class will provide informa on for people doing Rights of Way than 5 business days prior to training by 5:00PM. LATE CANCELLATIONS = NO REFUNDS ~ NO CREDITS ~ NO ROLLING FORWARD ~ NO EXCEPTIONS. The SBE Training Center reserves the right to cancel class due to low
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Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report
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, � 6) � Policy choice as to preferential right to water in times of shortage �Right to divertWater Use Transfers: Current Procedures and Possible Measures for Improvement Current Legal Requirements of Water Transfers David J. A. Bargen #12;Nature of Water and Scarcity Drive Water Appropriation
Case study: copyright issues in distance education
, and more elaborate organizational patterns. These issues not only make more difficult the question of who is entitled to claim ownership of materials designed for distance education; they also raise questions about the appropriate distribution... are blurred regarding copyrights and legal ownership. The incorporation of the Internet presents further questions of who owns the property, and even could suggest that multiple individuals or entities could claim part- ownership if the right parties so...
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current pricing policies and legal structures. In analyzing energy-water relationships, wasteful may be obscured by others such as energy, environment, and quality of life, but in the long run of water to all major social issues is finally driven home. The energy crisis is a case in point. Water
California Secretary for Natural Resources Reasserts State of California's Strong Opposition to Flawed Federal Water Legislation
a century old precedent in water law: Congress ought not pre- empt the right of states to manage their own water under state water rights law. If this bill passes, no state will be safe from congressional interference in their water rights laws. Another consequence would be the immediate opposition of states
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This document updates and expands the report with a similar title issued in October 1980. This document examines a number of legal and regulatory issues that potentially can affect implementation of the aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) concept. This concept involves the storage of thermal energy in an underground aquifer until a later date when it can be effectively utilized. Either heat energy or chill can be stored. Potential end uses of the energy include district space heating and cooling, industrial process applications, and use in agriculture or aquaculture. Issues are examined in four categories: regulatory requirements, property rights, potential liability, and issues related to heat or chill delivery.
Hendrickson, P.L.
Avian issues in wind development
There is a lot of concern among wind supporters, I know, about Audubon`s position on wind power. There is concern that this is the wrong time to be critical, and the wrong time to be putting any doubts in investors` minds, and the wrong time to provide an excuse for utilities to stop buying windpower. The long-term future of biodiversity, including bird diversity, depends on development of renewable energy, and that will mean some wind development in the right places and with the right types of systems. For both the long-time survival of the wind industry and for protection of bird populations, Audubon cannot be quiet on this issue. To avoid mistakes that can kill the industry in the long run, expenditures for wind/avian research have to be increased way beyond their present scope. We are going to need about $5 million dollars per year, if we are to (1) understand the biology and physics of bird-wind plant interactions, (2) if we are to understand relevant bird flightpaths, and (3) if we are to design a strategy to protect bird populations.
Beyea, J. [National Audubon Society, New York, NY (United States)
Water Resources Center Annual Technical Report
; integrated water management for multiple users; wetland processes; and emerging issues, including other began funding four new projects in 2003. These projects include: evaluation of water treatment
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The Cybersecurity Front Burner Issue No. 15 addresses the DOE eSCRM Program and Secure Online Shopping.
Developing the Right Test Documentation
and managing testing and test documentation. Over the past 17 years, we have criticized IEEE standard 829 (onDeveloping the Right Test Documentation Cem Kaner, J.D., Ph.D. Department of Computer Sciences Quality Conference #12;2Test Documentation Copyright � 2001 Cem Kaner and James Bach. All rights reserved
Simplifying Ground Water Transfers in Integrated Management Plans
-714 need new high-capacity wells in FA basins for e.g. ethanol plants so ethanol plant buys water and/or ground water rights from local irrigators buying water: use on-site former irrigation well for ethanol plant or else pipe water from existing from irrigation well to ethanol plant buying rights: cap
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Culvert pipe materials and durability: Making the right selection for Minnesota Presented by: Craig. The actual service life of infrastructure is less than expected 2. Advances in pipe materials & federal Manual (Chapter 2) #12;What causes pipes to deteriorate? · Acidity/alkalinity of water and soil (p
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Water Control and Improvement Districts (Texas)
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is authorized to review and establish local water districts throughout the state of Texas. The Water Code gives the Commission the right of...
Energy-Water Nexus
Conclusions of this presentation are: (1) energy and water are interconnected; (2) new energy sources will place increased demands on water supplies; (3) existing energy sources will be subjected to increasing restrictions on their water use; and (4) integrated decision support tools will need to be developed to help policy makers decide which policies and advanced technologies can address these issues.
Horak, W.
Breakout Group 3: Water Management
methods to address fundamental water transport issue across GDLMEA at relevant spatial resolution (preferably at micron scale) (1) - Techniques for characterization of...
Illinois Water Resources Center Annual Technical Report
include: evaluation of water treatment technology, source water protection planning, mitigation of nitrateIllinois Water Resources Center Annual Technical Report FY 2004 Introduction The Illinois Water of Illinois water resources. In 2004, IWRC hosted Illinois Water, a biennial conference on water issues
DOE Zero Energy Ready Home Efficient Hot Water Distribution II...
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II: How to Get it Right DOE ZERH Webinar: Efficient Hot Water Distribution II: How to Get it Right Watch the video or view the presentation slides below Zero Energy Ready Homes...
The Texas Water Plan and its Institutional Problems
wide array of institutional problems that will extend to such areas as the interstate diversion and interbasin transfers of water, doctrines or water rights and legislated water use-priorities, acreage restrictions established in federal reclamation law...
Jensen, C. W.; Trock, W. L.
Newsfront 31 March - 6 April 2008, Issue 60
and executive. issue was finally resolved through negotiation. If the yet agitating factions in Madhes are all intended for equal rights and fair representation in the CA polls, they should come to the negotiating table and sort out the discrepancies peacefully...
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New Mexico's Solar Rights and Solar Recordation Acts (both contained in NMSA � 47-3) allow property owners to create solar easements for the purpose of protecting and maintaining proper access to...
Washington's solar easement laws are similar to those in many other states. The law does not create an automatic right to sunlight. Rather, the law allows parties to enter into solar easement...
Maryland has a long-standing law protecting the rights of solar energy system owners. The original law prohibited restrictive land use covenants that imposed unreasonable limitations on the...
Reservations to human rights treaties�
This thesis examines the default application of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties reservation rules to reservations to human rights treaties. The contemporary practice of formulating reservations allows ...
McCall-Smith, Kasey Lowe
Water Exchanges: Tools to Beat El Nino Climate Variability in Irrigated Agriculture
Water rights in the Yakima Valley of Washington State were established according to western water law, with seniority being the primary determinant. Temporary transfer of water rights took years for approval, preventing timely response to drought conditions. Mid-1990s legislation provides a mechanism for expedited transfer of water rights in response to drought conditions. Long-range forecasting of droughts allows earlier contingent trading of water rights and adjustments to farming practices. Analysis shows the benefit of transferring water rights from low-value to high-value crops.
Scott, M J.; Vail, Lance W.; Jaksch, John A.; Stockle, Claudio O.; Kemanian, Armen
The Politics of Human Rights in Argentina
Valente, �Marcela. ��Argentina�s �Biggest �Human �Rights �Motor �is �Linked �to �Argentina�s ��Dirty �War��. � New �fortune �of �my �heart. � Argentina's �1985 �human �rights �
Brysk, Alison
A Study of Institutional Factors Affecting Water Resource Development in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas
efficiency in water use, rights should be made negotiable. Some trading or leasing of rights is practiced now on an informal basis. A change or clarification of water law to permit purchase and sale of rights would facilitate exchange so that water would...
Trock, W. L.; Casbeer, T. J.
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to safe drinking water, energy and markets. The United Nations' 2003 Human Development Report, released, there are candidates for expanded aid right now: the vibrant democracies of Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ghana, Senegal
The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) Issues Management Program encompasses the continuous monitoring of work programs, performance and safety to promptly identify issues to determine their risk and significance, their causes, and to identify and effectively implement corrective actions to ensure successful resolution and prevent the same or similar problems from occurring. This document describes the LBNL Issues Management Program and prescribes the process for issues identification, tracking, resolution, closure, validation, and effectiveness of corrective actions. Issues that are governed by this program include program and performance deficiencies or nonconformances that may be identified through employee discovery, internal or external oversight assessment findings, suggested process improvements and associated actions that require formal corrective action. Issues may also be identified in and/or may result in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) reports, Price Anderson Amendment Act (PAAA) reports, Occurrence Reporting and Processing System (ORPS) reports, Accident Investigation reports, assessment reports, and External Oversight reports. The scope of these issues may include issues of both high and low significance as well as adverse conditions that meet the reporting requirements of the University of California (UC) Assurance Plan for LBNL or other reporting entities (e.g., U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Energy). Issues that are found as a result of a walk-around or workspace inspection that can be immediately corrected or fixed are exempt from the requirements of this document.
Gravois, Melanie
LBNL/PUB-5519 (1), Rev. 032 ISSUES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM MANUAL LBNL/PUB-5519 (1), Rev.Berkeley National Laboratory LBNL/PUB-5519 (1), Rev. 0
Interconnect Issues in NE
Presentation covers interconnect issues in the Northeast and is given at the Spring 2010 Federal Utility Partnership Working Group (FUPWG) meeting in Providence, Rhode Island.
Soil and Water Conservation Spring 2014
of the interconnectedness of soil and water conservation. The course focusses on soil and water management as it relates to relevant issues surrounding agriculture and sustainability. Concepts include current soil and water and societal issues. Course Goals: Understand the basic principles of soil and water management
Ma, Lena
Medical information and the right to privacy
This report is a compilation of submitted abstracts of papers presented at the DOE-supported workshop on medical information and the right to privacy held at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC, on June 9 and 10, 1994. The aim of this meeting is to provide a forum to discuss the legal, ethical and practical issues related to the computerization and use of medical data, as well as the potential impact the use of these data may have on an individual`s privacy. Topical areas include an overview of the Federal and legal requirements to collect medical data, historical experiences with worker screening programs, currently available medical surveillance technologies (both biomedical and computer technologies) and their limitations. In addition, an-depth assessment of the needs and interests of a wide spectrum of parties as they relate to the use of medical data from both a legal and privacy perspective is provided. The needs of the individual, the public (e.g., blood and tissue banks), private enterprises (e.g., industry and insurance carriers), and the government (e.g., FBI) are discussed. Finally, the practical and legal issues relating to the use of computers to carry, store and transmit this information are also examined. The abstracts are presented in the intended order of presentation as indicated in the agenda for the meeting.
Drell, D. [ed.
A Critical Analysis of Technological Innovation and Economic Development in Southern California's Urban Water Reuse And Recycling Industry
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in this issue Visualising Evolutionary Search Spaces James McDermott Unshackling Evolution Nick just published new Master or PhD theses, if you want to let our community know how your workshop) that you wish to advertise, just drop me an email. In this issue we have a new article by James Mc
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NEUROCOMPUTING JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUE "ARTIFICIAL BRAINS" Call for Papers Guest Editors Prof. Dr for review to a special issue of the Neurocomputing journal, on the theme of "Artificial Brains". Background, and more powerful FPGA based accelerator boards, etc. thus allowing builders of "artificial brains" more
Wojcik, Vladimir
Conservation Plan Issues
1 Northwest Power and Conservation Council Plan Issues: Regional Surplus Northwest Power and Conservation Council What is the Issue? · Some have expressed concern about the surplus that is included lean on the market and be fine Calls into question the aggressive pursuit of conservation
Fish Fingers and Custard Issue 5
was a wrong un� right from the off (DON�T GET IN THAT LIFT! Sarah didn�t hear my shouts of warning at the television though. Maybe because it was in 1974? Or maybe I should just grow up?) Fish Fingers and Custard Issue 5 18 As mentioned... of the program. Reading all the tributes from fans and television professionals alike, you can see how talented and important people like Lis and Nick are and just shows how popular and important Doctor Who is. People from around the world have been...
Galactic Discourse Issue 5
hand isn't too steady right now. The scars I'd leave would look like my signature on a prescr iption pad." Spock flexed the injured fingers. "Isn't that better?" McCoy asked. "Yes, it is," Spock conceded. "Which has been my point all along... the captain. "All right, Scotty," Kirk said quickly into his communicator. "Beam us up, and now isn't soon 10 enough." They disappeared from the planet that would soon no longer be there to remember them. * * " McCoy lay on his stomach, hoping...
Water Impacts of the Electricity Sector (Presentation)
This presentation discusses the water impacts of the electricity sector. Nationally, the electricity sector is a major end-user of water. Water issues affect power plants throughout the nation.
Macknick, J.
Innovative Water Reuse
management 1.Rain gardens 2.Porous pavement 3.Green roofs Hydrologic Cycle ISSUES ? Water Conservation ? Is there enough? ? Can conservation make a difference? ? Water Quality ? Contamination/pollution due to runoff Eagle...-drought conditions ? A breakdown of energy use by department shows that the Austin Water Utility uses 60% of the total amount of energy used by the City of Austin. What Can We Do? ? Water Conservation ? Indoors ? Bathrooms ? Kitchen ? Showers ? Laundry...
Jaber, F. H.
Inside this issue: Green Holiday Tips 2
Inside this issue: Message 1 Green Holiday Tips 2 Real vs. Fake Tree 3 Semester wrap up: Energy a record number of CFL bulbs being distributed in the living residences, had another great energy campaign such as compost bins, bird feeders, energy/water saving appliances, bikes or bus passes make great gifts! Make
Kidd, William S. F.
Water Current University of Nebraska Water Center/Environmental Programs
, nonpoint source issues, recycling, composting, remediation, hazardous waste and many other waste- and water pages of many Nebraska newspapers featured stories on the report "Tap Water Blues" produced by the EnvWater Current University of Nebraska Water Center/Environmental Programs wASTEmanagement problem
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Cogeneration Operational Issues
operations. Other operational issues also include utility transmission planning, generation planning and fuel mix decisions. All of these operational problems have an impact on the ratepayer in regard to quality of electric service and future rates. Both...
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Southern Enclave Issue 43
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Womack as the Joker Sandy Williams, Janet Paderewski, and Laurie Shanahan 5 The annual blaster battle - MediaWest*Con 47 Martynn and Ken Keisel are the two on the right--and a fervent congratulatlOns to the two of them on the im pending arrival... cargill 457 Meadowhill Drive Garland, TX 75043 "I5 and SE#26 out at the same tine, I've decided to take a little vacation. So, I'm going...
Center for Water Resources Research Annual Technical Report
is providing input to the Committee on issues addressing water quality, wastewater treatment, and NPS pollution water resources, NPS pollution, and projected water needs. Future water-related issues assist the StateCenter for Water Resources Research Annual Technical Report FY 1999 Introduction Abstract In FY 99
Increasing Thermoelectric Generation Water Use
rights reserved. Water Is a Critical Resource · Fast growing demand for clean, fresh water · Increased and energy planning · More watershed/regional planning · New science and technology to support planning. Solving the problem Requires Science and Technology Monitoring & Measurement Science &Technology
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Columbia River System Operation Review : Final Environmental Impact Statement, Appendix F: Irrigation, Municipal and Industrial/Water Supply.
Since the 1930`s, the Columbia River has been harnessed for the benefit of the Northwest and the nation. Federal agencies have built 30 major dams on the river and its tributaries. Dozens of non-Federal projects have been developed as well. The dams provide flood control, irrigation, navigation, hydro-electric power generation, recreation, fish and wildlife, and streamflows for wildlife, anadromous fish, resident fish, and water quality. This is Appendix F of the Environmental Impact Statement for the Columbia River System, focusing on irrigation issues and concerns arrising from the Irrigation and Mitigation of impacts (M&I) working Group of the SOR process. Major subheadings include the following: Scope and process of irrigation/M&I studies; Irrigation/M&I in the Columbia Basin Today including overview, irrigated acreage and water rights, Irrigation and M&I issues basin-wide and at specific locations; and the analysis of impacts and alternative for the Environmental Impact Statement.
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Energy/Water Sustainability and the Electric Power
Systems #12;8© 2009 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Thermoelectric Power April 10, 2009 #12;2© 2009 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Topics · Nature Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Big Picture · Water is a shared community
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who followed the saga of "denonstarting," we have, this issue, the tale of T'Uriamne's midget. If you can find that typo, you might be able to figure out what it was s~~pposed to be. Something about an air car , I think. This issue will probably....ften wo.ndered hew she to.lerated it. "This drink is delicio.usly refreshing." Sarek seemed to. accept her co.mment as the terminatio.n o.f the visit. With quiet co.urtesy, he sent fer a car and had her driven heme, repeatedly assuring her that T...
Lichtenberg, Jacqueline; Clark, Beverly
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Will the Robot Do the Right Thing?
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Siemens AG 2009. All rights reserved. Investitionsmanagement
� Siemens AG 2009. All rights reserved. Investitionsmanagement Wie steuert man erfolgreich Investitionen? - Tools eines erfolgreichen, globalen Industrieunternehmens - Michael Sigmund CFO Siemens Investitionsplanung Berlin, 26. November, 2009 #12;Page 2 November 26, 2009 Copyright � Siemens AG 2009. All rights
Manstein, Dietmar J.
A little noticed right triangle
Given a right triangle ABC, with the ninety degree angle at A; consider the triangle O1OO2.Where the point O is the midpoint of the hypotenuseBC(and so the center of the triangle ABC's circumcircle), the point O1 being the triangle AOB's circumcenter, and the point O2 being the triangle AOC circumcenter. The triangle O1OO2 is actually a right triangle similar to ABC. In the early part of this work, some geometrical formulas are derived, including some lengths of segments from a nearby trapezoid. After that, the focus changes. We examine the case when ABC is a Pythagorean triangle, and find the precise conditions under which the triangle O1OO2 is also Pythagorean. A numerical table of values is also offered at the end of the paper.
Konstantine "Hermes" Zelator
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Journal of Human Rights, 6:107130, 2007 Copyright 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
in both philosophy and biological sciences at Notre Dame. She writes on normative ethics, philosophy of science, and ethical and methodological issues in environmental science and risk as- sessment. Her in journals such as Ethics, Human Rights Review, Journal of Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, and Public
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Dragonchoice Issue 1
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The Fix Issue 1
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Interstat Issue 9
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This issue is dedicated to the heroes and professionals who helped protect the world from nuclear disasters and to those who were displaced by these catastrophes.
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Montana's Water very person who lives in or visits Montana participates in water manage-
Managing Montana's Water E very person who lives in or visits Montana participates in water manage management involves people who allocate water sup- plies, issue permits, regulate the resource according to state and federal laws, and enforce laws when violations occur. Without water management, more human
Lawrence, Rick L.
Commitment to Civil Rights and Affirmative Action 2009 I:\\Extension\\Civil Rights\\Commitment to Civil Rights and Affirmative Action.doc
Commitment to Civil Rights and Affirmative Action 2009 I:\\Extension\\Civil Rights\\Commitment to Civil Rights and Affirmative Action.doc COMMITMENT TO CIVIL RIGHTS AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION government, another person, and private groups. The United States Constitution, state constitutions and many
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Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds (QECBs) - State Issues &...
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Disability rights in dialogue with clinical genetics conference, May 31 to June 2, 1996
The issue of prenatal diagnosis and selective abortion has been hotly debated in the medical, genetic counselling, feminist, parents, disability rights and bio-ethics literature, each of the various positions critiquing each other. People from the disability rights community in particular have began to articulate a critical view of the practice of widespread prenatal diagnosis with intent to abort because the pregnancy might result in a child with a disability. Unfortunately, people from the various disciplines and perspectives, such as bioethics, disability rights, feminism and so forth, by and large, have tended only to write for themselves and their colleagues. Few people have crossed disciplines to try to talk to people with other views. The rapid advances of genome research have continued to produce new prenatal tests, raising many complex ethical questions regarding the applications of prenatal testing. But the widely disparate positions of the various factions has made it difficult to move toward formulation of public policy change necessary to encompass these new genetic technologies. Genetic counselling is in the front lines of the controversial social and ethical issues arising from prenatal diagnosis, in its interface between medical science and the consumer of services. The primary intent of the conference was to invite and facilitate productive dialogue between individuals and groups of people who have traditionally not interacted as a result of their disparate views on these issues and to learn from this process, emphasizing the involvement of people with disabilities and people who work in clinical genetics.
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Youth Water Camp: Ward County 4-H program educates students about water conservation, quality
tx H2O | pg. 24 A plant chemist directs Water Camp youth in basic water analysis at a local power plant during a tour. Story by Danielle Supercinski Ward County 4-H program educates students about water conservation, quality In January... 1991, a committee of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service (now Texas AgriLife Extension Service) and Upper Pecos Soil and Water Conservation District person- nel met on the development of a 4-H water camp educating youth on water issues...
Supercinski, Danielle
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF ENERGY ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE KLAMATH HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT Kevin OF ENERGY ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE KLAMATH HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT Summary As requested by the California Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 2082). Staff's assessment indicates that, from the perspective of potential
Conservation Issues Raised for the
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Renewable Energy Issues Rangan Banerjee
in Energy Options 2005 at Mumbai, March 23, 2005 #12;Issues #1 Sustainability #2 Access to Rural Poor Energy Services & Quality of Life 56% rural households (78 million) 112,400 villages unelectrifiedRenewable Energy Issues Rangan Banerjee Energy Systems Engineering IIT Bombay Talk delivered
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Inside this issue: Cultivating Cumberland
Authority, will sponsor Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Days this year. Residents mayInside this issue: Cultivating Cumberland May - 2012 VOL. 17, ISSUE 5 Household Hazardous Waste Attachments: USDA-Ag Statistics Press Release NRCS Organic Initiative Applica- tions News Release
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seminar on 'Labour Migration, Employment and Poverty Alleviation in South Asia' with experts drawn in from India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Security and protection of the migrant labourers remains a major issue of concern everywhere. India... in arts right from my childhood. What inspired you to take up arts as your career? My father wanted me to study law but deep down inside I knew that my interest lay in arts. I somehow juggled my time and resources and ended up earning Bachelors degree...
City of Ashland- Solar Rights Ordinance
The City of Ashland has been promoting the use of solar energy since 1981, when it passed one of the first city-wide solar rights, or access, protection ordinances in the United States. This...
RightsRights--Based Fishery Management:Based Fishery Management: A Focus on Use RightsA Focus on Use Rights
to the fishery, how much fishing effort each participant is allowed, or how much catch each can take... those factors economic situation pre-existing rights political realities fish stock realities Two main
Charles, Anthony
Gas Companies Right-of-Way (Maryland)
Corporations engaged in the business of transmitting or supplying natural gas, artificial gas, or a mixture of natural and artificial gases may acquire by condemnation the rights-of-way or...
Right Turn on Red! | Department of Energy
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Building America Webinar: HVAC Right-Sizing Part 1-Calculating...
HVAC Right-Sizing Part 1-Calculating Loads Building America Webinar: HVAC Right-Sizing Part 1-Calculating Loads During this webinar, Building America Research Team IBACOS...
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Also in this issue The Impact of Delta Export
subsidizing a shift toward more efficient irrigation systems. State and federal agencies have investedAlso in this issue The Impact of Delta Export Restrictions on Urban Water Consumption in Southern agricultural produc- ers in California. Additionally, Pacific Gas and Electric is currently funding
Lin, C.-Y. Cynthia
The Human Right to Access Electricity
Electricity access is already well established within the framework of human rights, either as an implicit attribute of a pre-existing right (such as non-discrimination or sustainable development) or explicitly in the context of eliminating discrimination against women. There is also broad acknowledgement by states of the desirability of eliminating energy poverty - for all, but particularly for the rural poor, and women. (author)
Tully, Stephen
Water Quality
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tributaries for their water sources continue to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state manyTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2007 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2007 1 #12;Introduction Water Resources Issues and Problems
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Utah Center for Water Resources Research Annual Technical Report
in Municipal Water and Environmental Management Problems," (4) "Quantification of Water Quality Improvements applications to help manage water and environmental issues in wetland and riparian areas, landfills, and parks, and several large water management agencies and purveyors in the state with specific water resources problems
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Start your school year off right Fitness and nutrition tips to start the year off right College expenses for five students to attend the Upper Midwest Association for Campus Sustainability (UMACS
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Nutrient Management Module No. 12 Water Quality
Nutrient Management Module No. 12 Water Quality Considerations and Regulations by Susan Mc Management Competency Area II: Nutrient movement in soil and water. Objectives After completing this module issues 3.Become familiar with federal and state water quality regulations 4.Identify Best Management
the water. Hence we intend to address the issue by providing a low cost water purification system usingNIRMAL #12;BUSINESS PLAN 2 NIRMAL: LOW COST WATER PURIFICATION I. Executive summary Nearly one area, it makes sense to transport the point of use purification system itself. Field research by team
Mlllet, Dylan B.
for life and a healthy Planet The most important issue is the safety of water! Global climate change the water and wastewater industry My guess - that will be hard to reduce significantly We must try in water treatment (in it's broadest sense) based on free radical chemistry · Series of coupled
and counties the power to require dedication of solar accessthe power to re- quire dedication of solar easements as a
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the county building code to require solar energy to be thebuilding code, in accord with the energy element of its general plan, to require solar
Microsoft PowerPoint - Water Control Issues LRD.ppt
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Beyond the Aquifer : planning for San Antonio's future water supply.
??This report examines water supply planning issues in San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio is unique among large cities in the United States in that it� (more)
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Visualization of Fuel Cell Water Transport and Characterization...
Studies Fundamental Issues in Subzero PEMFC Startup and Operation Water Transport in PEM Fuel Cells: Advanced Modeling, Material Selection, Testing, and Design Optimization...
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No Holds Barred Issue 7
is all HolmesA/Vatson, with two novellas and several short stories. # 9 is Multimedia Slash, and includes stories featuring "Forever Knight", "Miami Vice", "Eroica", 'Wild Wild West", "UFO", "My Own Private Idaho" and "Riptide". Future issues: # 10...
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Future Fuels: Issues and Opportunities
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Ethical issues in human experimentation
of biomedical research Both experimental/basic And clinical · Originally problems more in medical ethics Abortion Euthanasia Reproductive technologies Neuroethics · Ethical issues in enhancement
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Extending and Condensing the Brazos River Basin Water Availability Model
of Texas. This report documents an investigation that consisted of developing, testing, and applying procedures for (1) extending WAM hydrology datasets to cover a longer period-of-analysis and (2) condensing WAM water right datasets to focus on a...
Wurbs, Ralph; Kim, T.
Special Provisions Affecting Gas, Water, or Pipeline Companies (South Carolina)
This legislation confers the rights and privileges of telegraph and telephone companies (S.C. Code 58-9) on pipeline and water companies, and contains several additional provisions pertaining to...
Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation- Water Heater Rebate Program
Blue Ridge Mountain EMC and TVA, its power supplier, offer the Energy Right and In Home Energy Evaluation programs to qualified members. To qualify for water heater rebates provided by the Energy...
Bibliography on transmission access issues
This paper presents a bibliography on issues related to transmission access in electric power systems. There are 233 citations referenced in this bibliography. This bibliography presents a collection of selected literature on issues related to transmission access. It does not contain all of the material available on this subject or the categories contained herein. Some readers may feel that citations within this bibliography should be strictly limited to transmission system issues and not include energy pricing or reliability issues. However, it was the decision of the Subcommittee of the IEEE Task Force on Transmission Access and Nonutility Generation that selected entries relating to reliability and energy pricing, most relevant to transmission access, should be included. This decision was made because certain issues relating to reliability, transmission and energy pricing are perceived by the industry to be critical in the discussion of transmission access. The bibliography has been divided into the following sections or sub-sections: 2.0 Operational (Engineering) Issues, 3.0 Planning, 4.0 Reliability, 5.1 Economics: Costing, 5.2(a) Economics: Location-Differentiated Pricing, 5.2(b) Economics: Time-Differentiated Pricing, 5.3 Economics: Brokering, Bidding, and Auctioning, 6.0 Regulatory, and 7.0 General. Although the content of many publications spanned two or more of these sections, the desire to limit document length required that all publications be placed in the single most appropriate section. Publications are sorted according to author or publication resource.
Lankford, C.B. [Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co., Oklahoma City, OK (United States)] [Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co., Oklahoma City, OK (United States); McCalley, J.D. [Iowa State Univ., Ames, IA (United States)] [Iowa State Univ., Ames, IA (United States); Saini, N.K. [Entergy Services Corp., Metairie, LA (United States)] [Entergy Services Corp., Metairie, LA (United States)
The Inherent Inefficiency of Simultaneously Feasible Financial Transmission Rights Auctions
transmission right, electricity auction, simultaneous feasibility, transmission pricing. I. INTRODUCTION POINT
, transmission pricing. I. INTRODUCTION POINT-TO-POINT financial transmission rights (FTRs) (see [2] and [7
NRS 533 Adjudication of Vested Water Rights, Appropriation of Public Waters
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SCS-2002-10 Description of Water Analysis Parameters
of laboratories often lack basic descriptions for terminology, potential sources of contaminates or parameters-field brine, sea water, industrial brine, and reclaimed effluent water, etc. Issues Moderate amounts of sodium
Systematization of water allocation systems: an engineering approach
Analysis Package (WRAP) model in supporting water allocation efforts. The Lower Rio Grande WAS was used as a case study to demonstrate how the principles presented in the conceptual framework can be used to assess water allocation issues and identify...
Santos Roman, Deborah Matilde
The Current Water and Agriculture Context, Challenges, and Policies
Surveys the current policy environment for addressing water and agricultural issues in a changing climate, which is shaped by economic development plans at the national and provincial levels, sector plans for water and ...
Yu, Winston
Constraining the Doublet Left-Right Model
Left-Right Models (LRM) attempt at giving an understanding of the violation of parity (or charge-conjugation) by the weak interactions in the SM through a similar description of left- and right-handed currents at high energies. The spontaneous symmetry breaking of the LRM gauge group is triggered by an enlarged Higgs sector, usually consisting of two triplet fields (left-right symmetry breaking) and a bidoublet (electroweak symmetry breaking). I reconsider an alternative LRM with doublet instead of triplet fields. After explaining some features of this model, I discuss constraints on its parameters using electroweak precision observables (combined using the CKMfitter frequentist statistical framework) and neutral-meson mixing observables.
Silva, Luiz Vale
Plan for addressing issues relating to oil shale plant siting
The Western Research Institute plan for addressing oil shale plant siting methodology calls for identifying the available resources such as oil shale, water, topography and transportation, and human resources. Restrictions on development are addressed: land ownership, land use, water rights, environment, socioeconomics, culture, health and safety, and other institutional restrictions. Descriptions of the technologies for development of oil shale resources are included. The impacts of oil shale development on the environment, socioeconomic structure, water availability, and other conditions are discussed. Finally, the Western Research Institute plan proposes to integrate these topics to develop a flow chart for oil shale plant siting. Western Research Institute has (1) identified relative topics for shale oil plant siting, (2) surveyed both published and unpublished information, and (3) identified data gaps and research needs. 910 refs., 3 figs., 30 tabs.
Noridin, J. S.; Donovan, R.; Trudell, L.; Dean, J.; Blevins, A.; Harrington, L. W.; James, R.; Berdan, G.
8AIRPRODUCTSANDCHEMICALSWaiverofpatentRights.pdf WA04028AIRPRODUCTSANDCHEMICALSWaiverofpatentRights.pdf WA04028AIRPRODUCTSANDCHEMICALSWaiverofpatentRigh...
The waters of Southeastern Wisconsin are vast but vulnerable. We depend on our waters for drinking water, irrigation, industry, transportation, power production,
. Understanding our region's water-related issues and future challenges can help us protect clean, abundant water and industry, public health and ecosystem health. Water quality gains more at- tention during summer, when cause illness. The bacteria and other pollutants that affect our water quality come from a variety
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Front Burner - Issue 18 | Department of Energy
Front Burner - Issue 18 Front Burner - Issue 18 The Cybersecurity Front Burner Issue No. 18 addresses keeping kids safe on the Internet, cyber crime, and DOE Cyber awareness and...
Dust Combustion Safety Issues for Fusion Applications
This report summarizes the results of a safety research task to identify the safety issues and phenomenology of metallic dust fires and explosions that are postulated for fusion experiments. There are a variety of metal dusts that are created by plasma erosion and disruptions within the plasma chamber, as well as normal industrial dusts generated in the more conventional equipment in the balance of plant. For fusion, in-vessel dusts are generally mixtures of several elements; that is, the constituent elements in alloys and the variety of elements used for in-vessel materials. For example, in-vessel dust could be composed of beryllium from a first wall coating, tungsten from a divertor plate, copper from a plasma heating antenna or diagnostic, and perhaps some iron and chromium from the steel vessel wall or titanium and vanadium from the vessel wall. Each of these elements has its own unique combustion characteristics, and mixtures of elements must be evaluated for the mixture�s combustion properties. Issues of particle size, dust temperature, and presence of other combustible materials (i.e., deuterium and tritium) also affect combustion in air. Combustion in other gases has also been investigated to determine if there are safety concerns with �inert� atmospheres, such as nitrogen. Several coolants have also been reviewed to determine if coolant breach into the plasma chamber would enhance the combustion threat; for example, in-vessel steam from a water coolant breach will react with metal dust. The results of this review are presented here.
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Water Research Institute Annual Technical Report
recognized program which focuses on water issues: acid mine drainage and coal combustion byproducts. West be integrated within the State's WRRI framwork. Priorities for FY 2002 Coal Mining: Reforestation, watershed fragmentation. Manufacturing: Brownfield site cleanup technology, standards development, economic
Ag Convention & Trade Show Schedule Cooperative Extension of Cumberland County http. These provisions include water quality standards and testing, standards for using raw manure and compost, certain
Getting Our Feet Wet: Water Management at Mt. Laguna in Cleveland National Forest
could prove that water shortages exist at Mount Laguna, itto fire, and risk of water shortage. In particular, issues72,73 Rural areas with water shortage problems tend to
Mumby, William Cade
Effects of water chemistry on NF/RO membrane structure and performance
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Analysis of a duo-selecting membrane reactor for the water-gas shift
The water-gas shift reaction is an exothermic and reversible catalytic process that converts carbon monoxide and water (steam) to hydrogen and carbon dioxide. In regard to energy-related issues, the water-gas shift is part ...
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4 Front Burner - Issue 14 The Cybersecurity Front Burner Issue No. 14 addresses the 2013 National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) Campaign and Phishing Scams. Cybersecurity...
North Central Texas Water Quality Final Report
source pollution sources in the watershed. The District has already initiated efforts to address the water quality issues, developing a water quality monitoring program to collect data for these reservoirs and their associated watersheds. The District... has collected water quality data for nearly 40 parameters since 1989. Effluent discharges from the wastewater treatment plans and nonpoint source pollution from urban and agricultural runoff are reported as the major causes for water quality...
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October 2011 SDI FEP Issues Heat Conduction Issues (HC)
a thermal dam and EPA is looking for information to address the issue. Heat Effects on Host Rock Properties (HRP) Clay Seams SDI-(HRP) -1 What are the expected effects of a 300o C temperature source on the clay source on the anhydrite layer properties? Background: There has been significant effort to incorporate
Scanning the Issue Special Issue on Energy Infrastructure Defense Systems
natural disasters and physical attacks have long been recognized. In 1990, the Office of Tech- nology to absolutely defend. The report on the northeastern blackout of August 2003 by the U.S.Canada Power System Assessment (OTA) of the U.S. Congress issued a detailed report, Physical Vulnerability of the Electric System
Economic Incentives for Protecting Digital Rights Online
Economic Incentives for Protecting Digital Rights Online N. Boris Margolina, , Brian Neil Levineb propose the use of economic incentives to both limit and detect unautho- rized sharing. This approach has using direct economic incentives to discourage illegitimate shar- ing and to detect it when it occurs
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Transmission Rights and Market Power James Bushnell
wholesale electricity markets, and their associated Independent System Operators (ISOs), now formingPWP-062 Transmission Rights and Market Power James Bushnell April, 1999 This paper is part of the working papers series of the Program on Workable Energy Regulation (POWER). POWER is a program
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Cosmic Particle Acceleration: Basic Issues
Cosmic-rays are ubiquitous, but their origins are surprisingly difficult to understand. A review is presented of some of the basic issues common to cosmic particle accelerators and arguments leading to the likely importance of diffusive shock acceleration as a general explanation. The basic theory of diffusive shock acceleration is outlined, followed by a discussion of some of the key issues that still prevent us from a full understanding of its outcomes. Some recent insights are mentioned at the end that may help direct ultimate resolution of our uncertainties.
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APS User News, Issue 85
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APS User News, Issue 86
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TREKiSM Issue 45
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fertilizer intended for use on turf must contain the following summary of best management practices for nutrient management in turf in a readable and conspicuous form: "Do not apply near water, storm drains.7 pounds of water-soluble nitrogen or more than 0.9 pounds of total nitrogen per 1,000 square feet at least
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by Severn Trent Water to develop a diagnostic tool to boost their biogas production. Severn Trent Water electricity generation comes mainly from biogas created from a sewage sludge anaerobic digestion (AD) process. One way of maximising biogas from AD is to make sure the methane-producing microorganisms have
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Water for goethermal development in Imperial County. A summarizing report
Information on water issues related to geothermal development is reviewed, including research on local water resources and quality, cooling water requirements for geothermal power plants, and water for geothermal development. Topics of on-going research are noted and questions for future research are posed.
MSU at Work in Africa: Safe Water and
and lack of infrastructure for water and sewage systems have contributed to the global burden of waterborne Figure 1. Taken from Water for Life, Making It Happen�WHO/UNICEF 2005 Association between lackMSU at Work in Africa: Safe Water and Environmental Health Issues and Problems Water contamination
to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state many private, domestic, and commercial useTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2011 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2011 1 #12;Introduction Introduction Water Resources Issues
to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state many private, domestic, and commercial useTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2009 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2009 1 #12;Introduction Water Resources Issues and Problems
to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state many private, domestic, and commercial useTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2012 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2012 1 #12;Introduction Introduction Water Resources Issues
continue to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state many private, domesticTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2013 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2013 1 #12;Introduction Introduction Water Resources Issues
to face severe water shortage problems. All across the state many private, domestic, and commercial useTennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2010 Tennessee Water Resources Research Center Annual Technical Report FY 2010 1 #12;Introduction Introduction Water Resources Issues
; to assist state agencies in the development and maintenance of a state water management plan; and to facilitate and stimulate planning and management that: * Deals with water policy issues, * Supports state and groundwater management, water quality management and water resources development, contaminant transport
; to assist state agencies in the development and maintenance of a state water management plan; and to facilitate and stimulate planning and management that: · Deals with water policy issues, · Supports state and groundwater management, water quality management and water resources development, contaminant transport
12 local health departments, and several large water management agencies and purveyors in the state of this total. These funds were used for research addressing water and wastewater management problems, outreach", and "Irrigation Demand Forecasting for Management of Large Water Systems", dealt with water management issues
of desalination research. The primary technological method of generating additional water supplies is through desalination and enhanced water reuse and recycling technologies....
Tuesday, November 15, 2011 | Fall 2011: Volume 2, Issue 15 Looking to get involved? Want to make a difference?
Human Rights Fair The Last Mountain: Film Screening and Community Issues Forum Fracking? Christmas Department, Sigma Alpha Lambda, and the Student Environmental Awareness Club. RSVP online. email@example.com Renee Vogelsang email@example.com Website: Speak Out Against Fracking A coalition of groups opposed
Suzuki, Masatsugu
Property rights regimes to optimize natural resource use - future CBM development and sustainability
Property rights regimes that promote sustainable development in the context of coalbed methane (CBM) exploration and production recognize and optimize the value of multiple natural resources including minerals, water, flora, and fauna. Institutional mechanisms that account for and mitigate both the short- and long-term external impacts from CBM development promote sustainability. The long-term potential for a vibrant recreational and tourist economy on a particular landscape may be compromised by overly shortsighted mineral resource extraction.
Eaton, C.; Ingelson, A.; Knopff, R. [University of Calgary, Calgary, AB (Canada). Dept. of Economics
Scholarly Communications In this issue
Library recently removed the search box from the library website. Faculty and students discover library, suggestions for topics to address in the SC Digest, and information to include in the Digest. Contact Denise Did You Know? This issue of the SC Digest shares news of CMU's endorsement of two important
Andrews, Peter B.
Current Issue June 10, 2009
Current Issue June 10, 2009 Vol. 109, No. 15 LETTERS CLASS NOTES MEMORIALS ALUMNI PROFILES SEARCH > Alum's startup company bets on Princeton research Alum's startup company bets on Princeton research materials-science innovation into a promising startup company. John Lettow '95, president and co
Aksay, Ilhan A.
Contact Issue 5&6
of fandom and the creators of TREK, united as one to make it live again. We decided to make this a double i~sue because in the past two years we accumulated enough material for one issue and then we wrote a novella which was large enough to publish as a...
Energy Management Issued: June 2010
Energy Management Policy Issued: June 2010 Revised: Responsible Administrative Unit: Finance.0 BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE The Engineering and Energy Management division of the Department of Facilities Management at the Colorado School of Mines ("Mines" or "the school") has developed an Energy Management
No Holds Barred Issue 3
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TrekISM Issue 3
warp drive 21=Kloog 22=colonizers from the Andromeda galaxy ("By Any Other Name") 23=Elas, in the Tellan star system 24=Kara 25=tetrahedral. TRIVIA QUIZ #3i' answers next issue 1. In what episode do we see Kirk's tombstone? 2. What caused...
Inside this issue: Virtual Field
of sustainability. Our next installment will feature Dr. Richard Perez speaking on alternative energy. The talk sustainability of cruise ship mass tourism in Cozumel, Mexico. #12;Page 3Volume 6, Issue 3 Come to the Harvest Sustainability Sustainability Bulletin The semester is in full swing and we've got some great events coming up
Water softening using microbial desalination cell technology Kristen S. Brastad a,b
and reduce the volumetric ratio between wastewater and hard water. © 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved% of the population, including 99% of the rural popu- lation, and accounts for 20% of national water withdrawals [1, a subset of water treatment, makes up approxi- mately 30% of the residential water treatment market
the following "Limited Rights Notice" to the data and the Government will thereafter treat the data, in accordance with such Notice: ALTERNATES I AND II.PDF&0; More Documents &...
Legal and regulatory issues affecting the aquifer thermal energy storage concept
A number of legal and regulatory issus that potentially can affect implementation of the Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES) concept are examined. This concept involves the storage of thermal energy in an underground aquifer until a later date when it can be effectively utilized. Either heat energy or chill can be stored. Potential end uses of the energy include district space heating and cooling, industrial process applications, and use in agriculture or aquaculture. Issues are examined in four categories: regulatory requirements, property rights, potential liability, and issues related to heat or chill delivery.
TREKisM Issue 50
Instruction Into the glorious Kllngon culture. However, there Is a nasty slander in the introduction about our eating habits. The author claims that words relating to foodstuffs have not been Included because they had been unable to recruit staff wi Iling... material within is covered by thiS COPYright, which in no way intends to conflict With or Infringe upon those held by Gene Roddenberry, Paramount Pictures Corp., Norway Productions, or any other holder(s} of Star Trek copyrights. All rights reserved. Live...
STAG UK Newsletter Issue 9
fancy getting up to their ears in Star Trek one evening, just phone. We aan aLways put you to some good use! Our aongratuLations to James Doohan and Wende Braunberger, who are getting married in October, right after the con. Fear thee not, Wende...,(Kirk)a genius, (Spock) and men with marked apptitudes for special skills. (McCoy and Scotty.) The Bridge is constructed like a classroom, and in spite of the seeming surrounding Utopia, the children are fami li ar with all this." The psych~ logis t Sonj a...
T-Negative Issue 22
rarely discuss pon-farr among themselves. This Isy I believe, primarily because ?oji-farr makes the Vulcan male behave illogi- cally, something he finds embarrassing. But there is more to his jfP^N ^PN mm fiiii -5- reticence than that. When Spock..., Mr. Spock slowly raised his right eyebrow. The captain was spared the necessity of a reply by the approach of Dr. McCoy, who had been listening nearby. "Couldn't help but overhear the ensign's' request. Her idea isn't so far-fetched. It might...
No Holds Barred Issue 16
constable who had brought Lady jane's niece 1 to the restaurant, then whispered back, "I'm sorry, Mr. Bodie. You don't deserve that, you're such a gentleman." Bodie thought, if she only knew, but smiled and lifted the lady's hand to press his lips... it, and nodded. "You're right, I suppose." Then she frowned. "Urn, I have a slight problem." Bodie stood up, guessing her discomfort from her expression, and held her chair. He whispered, "One of ours will be in the ladies room with you. You're...
Coal mine methane ownership issues
The article summarizes the CMM ownership conditions in the US and the obstacles they present for project development. The first section discusses CMM resources and rights on lands controlled by the US Government, the case in several western states. The second section reviews the situation on private lands, such as in much of the eastern US, where ownership of the mineral; resources is governed by state laws. Each of the two sections analyses the ownership procedures and rules that govern both the relationship between the surface and subsurface owners and the relationship between two or more subsurface resource owners. 8 refs., 1 tab.
Fire and Ice Issue 9
�s FIRE AND ICE # 9 IB FIRE ICE #9 A Blake/Avon slash fanzine r Available from: Kathleen Resch POBox 1766 Temple City, CA 91780 email@example.com FIRE AND ICE # 9copyright � May, 2005 by Kathleen Resch for the contributors. No reprints... or reproduction without the written permission ofthe author/artist This is an amateur publication and is not p intended to infringe upon the rights ofany holders of"Blake's 7" copyrights. FIRE AND ICE 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS LEAVING ROOM 101 by Nova 2 TOO MANY...
Compensation issues tough to navigate
Monthly economic diversity column for the Tri-City Herald - excerpt pasted below: Most industries out there are feeling the shift to a more educated, thus more empowered consumer. The legal field is no exception, which is why it's no surprise that lawsuits are on the rise. Today's society is one in which people are more aware than ever of their rights, and often equally convinced of their entitlements in a number of areas. For business owners, employees represent a major source of potential lawsuits. And compensation is an area of particular concern given that many complaints against employers revolve around it in some way.
Madison, Alison L.
STAG UK Newsletter Issue 11
found their address in the book, and I wrote from Scotland, explaining I was a Trekkie and about my coming holiday. Imagine my delight when the Nimoy's replied, inviting us to visit them! The great day arrived; Thursday 5th July~ and Pam, Hendy and I...STAG. N011 A MEMBER OF THE ABSTC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Hi there, Everyone! My name is Marian Kennedy, your STAG vice president. First of al l, let me say Ivw pleased I am to be able to write this letter. I joined 81'AG aroum July 1973 am have...
TREKisM Issue 57
phaser." "Jim --" "Look, I'll see you at the general staff meeti ng tomorrow. In the meantime, I've got to get some sleep!" "All right, but watch your step!" "I'm p1anni ng on it. See you tomorrow." "Yeah -- see you." Kirk replaced the receiver. The te1...TKEKisM Volume 11 Number 2 April � May � June Editor's Log We are very saddened to report the resignation of Jim Rowley as the National SIGs Officer, as well as that of Charlie Schilling (2 nd Vice Chairman & fomer SIGs Officer). To quote from...
The TAMU Water Project: Critical Environmental Justice as Pedagogy
that works to address the water needs of rural communities along the Texas/Mexico border called colonias. Modeled initially after the work of Potters for Peace, the TAMU Water Project recognizes access to potable water as a human right and is dedicated... of the TAMU Water Project... is the development and implementation of appropriate technology to respond to real world living conditions?.primarily in south Texas in the rural, low-income communities known as the colonias (2010, p. 337...
Munoz, Marissa Isela
Water Resources In Nepal: Institutional Analysis Based On Legal Provisions
and maintenance in case of community owned micro� hydro after commissioning. However, they receive technical support from the government in case of major maintenance. , Water Law and Legislation Water Law in Nepal consists of customary rights written in civil code... in 200 I to find out the local processes on using the water resources in their daily life, local water resource management procedure and distribution among villagers in irrigation system. Key informant interviews were conducted with (District Local...
Magar, Shyamu Thapa
Training days: TWRI coordinates water resources training programs
tx H2O | pg. 2 Training days TWRI coordinates water resources training programs | pg. 2 Story by Ric Jensen tx H2O | pg. 3 H elping water professionals learn how to manage water resources is the goal of new training programs coordinated... (APEX), Water Rights Analysis Package (WRAP), and EPANET. In other training programs, the institute is working with Texas AgriLife Research, Texas AgriLife Extension Service, state and federal agencies, and various universities to conduct training...
Jensen, Ric
ENERGY COMMITTEE ENERGY TALKING POINTS (ETP) SERIES Revision (or Issued): > 1 of 2
study by River Network "The Carbon Footprint of Water", 13% of U.S. energy consumption (521 million MWh), and providing primary fuels or generating electricity is also reliant on water. Herein is the "energyENERGY COMMITTEE ENERGY TALKING POINTS (ETP) SERIES Revision (or Issued): > 1 of 2 ETP
Economic, Hydrologic and Environmental Appraisal of Texas Inter-basin Water Transfers: Model Development and Initial Appraisal
impacts and water quality changes. Water-related models that deal with hydrologic and environmental issues commonly focus on the quantity issues such as water supply and water flow but do not have economic or water quality dimensions (Wurbs, 2003... on combining surface and ground water by integrating the Edwards Aquifer Groundwater and River System Simulation Model (EDSIMR). 2 Modeling framework Economic theory indicates that water should be allocated to the highest valued users in order to achieve...
Cai, Yongxia; McCarl, Bruce A.
Improving offshore communication by choosing the right coordination
Improving offshore communication by choosing the right coordination strategy Matthias Fabriek;Improving offshore communication by choosing the right coordination strategy Page 2 of 92 ABSTRACT This thesis researches communication and coordination in offshore custom software development (CSD) projects
Utrecht, Universiteit
Escaping Lochner's Shadow: Toward a Coherent Jurisprudence of Economic Rights
This article argues that it is time to rethink the jurisprudence of �economic rights.� For nearly twenty years, the United States Supreme Court has revisited economic rights doctrines that had lain dormant since the end ...
Levy, Richard E.
Storage and capacity rights markets in the natural gas industry
This dissertation presents a different approach at looking at market power in capacity rights markets that goes beyond the functional aspects of capacity rights markets as access to transportation services. In particular, ...
Paz-Galindo, Luis A.
Montana - Application for Right of Way Easement for Utilities...
Right of Way Easement for Utilities Through State Lands Jump to: navigation, search OpenEI Reference LibraryAdd to library General: Montana - Application for Right of Way Easement...
Job Safety and Health Poster Worker Rights | Department of Energy
and Health Poster Worker Rights Job Safety and Health Poster Worker Rights Department of Energy (DOE) Job Safety and Health poster. DOE Order 440.1B Worker Protection Program for...
Advanced Computational Methods for Security Constrained Financial Transmission Rights
Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs) are financial insurance tools to help power market participants reduce price risks associated with transmission congestion. FTRs are issued based on a process of solving a constrained optimization problem with the objective to maximize the FTR social welfare under power flow security constraints. Security constraints for different FTR categories (monthly, seasonal or annual) are usually coupled and the number of constraints increases exponentially with the number of categories. Commercial software for FTR calculation can only provide limited categories of FTRs due to the inherent computational challenges mentioned above. In this paper, first an innovative mathematical reformulation of the FTR problem is presented which dramatically improves the computational efficiency of optimization problem. After having re-formulated the problem, a novel non-linear dynamic system (NDS) approach is proposed to solve the optimization problem. The new formulation and performance of the NDS solver is benchmarked against widely used linear programming (LP) solvers like CPLEX� and tested on both standard IEEE test systems and large-scale systems using data from the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC). The performance of the NDS is demonstrated to be comparable and in some cases is shown to outperform the widely used CPLEX algorithms. The proposed formulation and NDS based solver is also easily parallelizable enabling further computational improvement.
Kalsi, Karanjit; Elbert, Stephen T.; Vlachopoulou, Maria; Zhou, Ning; Huang, Zhenyu
Human rights enforcement: a fundamental duty of the sovereign state
of human rights international claims to the "'grossest cases' of abuse that infringe the minimal views of decency embodied in every major world cultural tradition" (Falk 143). Berger includes the following as violations of basic human rights: Genocide... of human rights international claims to only the "'grossest cases' of abuse that infiinge the minimal views of decency embodied in every major world cultural tradition" (Falk 143). Berger's conception of serious human rights violations provides a...
Englehart, Ellen Marie
Drema Gross Water Conservation Division Manager
eliminate outdoor watering · Public calls for earlier drought response #12;Green Light for Code Changes Opinion leaders Affected industries · Communication methods Email & e-newsletters Website Free get it right? When should we consider variances? · Feedback Positive response, good communication
Yang, Zong-Liang
Issues in recycling galvanized scrap
The quality of the steel used for most galvanizing (and tinplate) applications makes scrap derived from their production and use a premier solid charge material for steelmaking. In 1989 the AISI created a Task Force to define the issues and to recommend technologically and economically sound approaches to assure continued, unhindered recyclability of the growing volume of galvanized scrap. The AISI program addressed the treatment of full-sized industrial bales of scrap. The current, on-going MRI (US)--Argonne National Laboratory program is focused on ``loose`` scrap from industrial and post-consumer sources. Results from these programs, issues of scrap management from source to steel melting, the choices for handling zinc in iron and steelmaking and the benefits/costs for removal of zinc (and lead) from scrap prior to melting in BOF and foundry operations are reviewed in this paper.
Koros, P.J. [LTV Steel Co., Inc., Cleveland, OH (United States); Hellickson, D.A. [General Motors Corp., Detroit, MI (United States); Dudek, F.J. [Argonne National Lab., IL (United States)
Economic and Conservation Evaluation of Capital Renovation Projects: Maverick County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 (Eagle Pass) � Lining Main Canal � Preliminary
municipal/domestic water rights of 2,049.0 ac-ft per year, recreation water rights of 100.0 ac-ft per year, and 1,085,966.0 ac-ft of non-consumptive hydro-electric water rights. The District contracts for delivery of water to Maverick County and the City... of Eagle Pass. The District does not contract to deliver water to any industrial customer other than the AEP/Central Power and Light Hydro- electric Power Plant (with the non-consumptive hydro-electric water mentioned above). Currently, the District...
Rister, M. Edward; Lacewell, Ronald D.; Sturdivant, Allen W.; Robinson, John R.C.; Popp, Michael C.
TrekISM Issue 16
.d ..r7::'::~'X. ~xll", 105 pages, offset. T~~s is the latest issue of one of fandom's first X-rated ST fanzines, and like most T'Kuhtian Press publications... catalog?) ***** [for the techs in the crowd: Tim Farley (Georgia Tech Box 3158'7, Atlanta GA 30332) is soliciting material of a technical nature, specifically data not cove~in Trimble's CONDORDANCE. Tim eventually intends to ,pUblish a "Technizine...
UNO Student Health Services Patient's Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
health care program. UNO Student Health Services Human Performance Center Rm. 109 (504) 280-6387 wwwUNO Student Health Services Patient's Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Patient's Bill of Rights to the Health Service regarding its operations and the right to change caregivers for any reason. #12;Patient
Kulp, Mark
A NOTION OF RANK FOR RIGHT CONGRUENCES ON SEMIGROUPS VICTORIA GOULD Abstract. We introduce a new notion of rank for a semigroup S. The rank is associated with pairs (I ; #26;), where #26; is a right congruence and I is a #26;-saturated right ideal. We allow I to be the empty set; in this case the rank
Gould, Victoria
Secure Streaming Media and Digital Rights Management Deepali Holankar
Secure Streaming Media and Digital Rights Management Deepali Holankar Department of Computer of our secure streaming media system and we give some performance results. 1 #12;2 Digital rights. Company A only wants to allow paying customers to have access to the media stream. Digital rights
Stamp, Mark
Right frontier constraint for discourses in non-canonical order
Right frontier constraint for discourses in non-canonical order Laurence DANLOS Pierre HANKACH constituents are related to each other in a constrained way. The Right Frontier Constraint (henceforth RFC for the attachment of a new constituent are those on the "right frontier". Moreover, RFC is also used as an anaphora
Bicycles and Left-Right Tours in Locally Finite Graphs
Bicycles and Left-Right Tours in Locally Finite Graphs von Melanie Win Myint, M. S. Dem Department-Right Tours 29 6 LRTs Generate the Bicycle Space 43 7 The ABL Planarity Criterion 53 8 Pedestrian Graphs 69 bicycles and some other concepts they relate to, such as left- right tours and pedestrian graphs
Diestel, Reinhard
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The Procedural Attack on Civil Rights: The Empirical Reality of Buckhannon for the Private Attorney General
emphasis added). Procedural Attack on Civil Rights contraryat 1 (1976). Procedural Attack on Civil Rights plaintiffs357, 367 & Procedural Attack on Civil Rights fee recovery
Albiston, Catherine R.; Nielsen, Laura Beth
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Water Resources Research Institute Annual Technical Report
Rivers are major generators of electrical power and support a rapidly growing population and economy government and various tribes, many water use issues will be controlled by outcomes of complex legal battles consumption are rising steadily driven by Oregons population and economic growth. Water competition
Iowa Water Center Annual Technical Report
our land management systems perform well under both sides of the precipitation norm? How will water? A variety of issues linking land management and water quantity and quality at multiple scales require precipitation, should be questioned. Do our land management systems perform well under both sides
on water quality issues including water recycling, operation of wastewater treatment facilities, wind-powered from the University of Hawaii (for salaries and space), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U of Environmental Services and several private sector organizations. Research Program The USGS/WRRIP grant
Water Resources Center Annual Technical Report FY 1998 Introduction Research Program Research resources, including the management of water resources among competing uses; controlling pollution from and evaluating means for formulating policies that are based on limited data; and emerging issues, including
Retort abandonment: issues and research needs
This paper has identified key issues in retort abandonment and has addressed research needs. Retort abandonment for vertical modified in-situ (VMIS) shale oil recovery is an environmentally sensitive research area that has received recognition only within the past five years. Thus, experimental data and information are, in general, limited. In addition, there is presently a wide spectrum of unresolved issues that range from basic problem definition to technical details of potential control technologies. This situation is compounded by the scale of the problem and the absence of a commercial industry. The problems involve large numbers and will require engineering on a gigantic scale. Abandoned retorts are large - up to 700 feet deep and several hundred feet in cross section. They will exist in huge blocks, several square miles in area, which are inaccessible at several thousand feet below the surface. The processes that will ultimately be used to extract the oil are undefined. The technology is in transition, and representative samples of materials have not been available for research. Research efforts in this area have concentrated on basic studies on the nature and magnitude of environmental problems resulting from VMIS oil extraction. These investigations have used laboratory reactors to generate spent shales and modeling studies to predict water quality and hydrologic impacts. The technology for retort abandonment is just now being developed, using engineering analyses to identify promising environmental control options and laboratory and modeling studies to determine feasibility. We expect that, as the environmental problems are better defined and understood, conventional control technologies will prove to be adaptable to a majority of the problems associated with this new process and that laboratory and modeling research on the problem definition will be refocused on technology development and field experiments.
Fox, J.P.; Persoff, P.; Wagner, P.; Peterson, E.J.
STAG UK Newsletter Issue 16
C' Few.,People H8d Gone :Before, I thought I hed it msde. Even allowed myself en hour for theh81f-hour journey to Beth's for my l'ift. And for once 811 went 'right . .. ' Into Beth' s gleeming white cer we piled, clutching our monies ~~d g60dies... simila,r events h8vE;prev;iousl,y done - m8ny, people heving tole8ve earl'y in order to c 8i{c'htr8in,s, c08ches, etc.. " S,~.A,G~ s~~es, ~ere ex~ellent, meking B fun-d~y into 8 profit~~l~ one as 'well. : We m8de 8 total of ?62; in' gr8'ti tude to ee...
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of their electricity use. The price premiums charged in green pric- ing programs range from .6 cents/kWh to as much in competitive electricity markets in 2003. BY LORI BIRD AND BLAIR SWEZEY V oluntary consumer decisions to purchase electricity supplied by renewable energy sources represent a powerful market support mechanism
Building StrongBuilding Strong Clean Water Act Section 404 Permitting Program
issues: how far upstream does the CWA reach? how "connected" does a wetland need to be in order · What was the issue? Rapanos, represented by the Pacific Legal Foundation, says: "Does extension navigable waters are part of "the waters of the United States" within the meaning of the Clean Water Act
Daily Time Step Simulation with a Priority Order Based Surface Water Allocation Model
Summaries of Water Rights at BRA Reservoirs for Scenarios 5.03, 5.05, 5.06, and 5.08 ............................................. 172 Table 5.18 Mean Shortage for Selected Run-of-river Water Rights for Scenarios 5.03, 5.05, 5.06, and 5... .............................................. 179 Table 5.24 Reliability Summaries of Water Rights at BRA Reservoirs for Scenarios 5.08 and 5.09 ................................................................ 180 Table 5.25 Mean Shortage and Volume Reliability for Selected Run...
Hoffpauir, Richard James
2007 American Geological Institute. All rights reserved. Any copying, redistribution or retransmission of any of the contents of this service without the express written
for biofuels or sequestering carbon might affect the ability to meet the water supply needs of Earth://www.copyright.com/ccc/do/showConfigurator? WT.mc_id=PubLink NEWS NOTES -- NEWS Science and society Agriculture consuming world's water Amid all the quantity and quality of water supplies. A recent study aims to throw this issue into the spotlight
Scanlon, Bridget R.
TrekISM Issue 67
. Write to Vulkon, PO Box 786, Hollywood FL 33022-0786. STAR-FEST - March 22-24, Holiday Inn, Denver CO. Guests: Leonard Nimoy, Colm Meany. Write to: Starland, 8200 East Pacific Place, #307, Denver CO 80231 DREAMWERKS - April 6-7, Cleveland Guest....00 or send a SASE with two stams for an updated flyer and sample issue. Regina Moore, 7755 E. Quincy Ave #D3-302, Denver, CO 80237 [Ed note: Though Regina didnlt mention an age statement for her publi- cation, by its very nature K/S is a genre usually...
FED pumped limiter configuration issues
Impurity control in the Fusion Engineering Device (FED) is provided by a toroidal belt pumped limiter. Limiter design issues addressed in this paper are (1) poloidal location of the limiter belt, (2) shape of the limiter surface facing the plasma, and (3) whether the belt is pumped from one or both sides. The criteria used for evaluation of limiter configuration features were sensitivity to plasma-edge conditions and ease of maintenance and fabrication. The evaluation resulted in the selection of a baseline FED limiter that is located at the bottom of the device and has a flat surface with a single leading edge.
Haines, J.R.; Fuller, G.M.
TrekISM Issue 66
for a proposed concordance can re1ax -- a group called IIEnterpri se America II has already pub1ished a ST:TNG encyclopedia/lexicon. Look ahead in the fanzine section for ordering information. Renewals: Subscriptions expire with the issue number... as of July 1 of this year. Ralph Winter is the best bet to take over as producer for ST VI. A~I Deb J. Kingsley: RR 3 PO Box 747, Monticello IN 47960 I'm 36, female, single and a salesman for Herff Jones, selling rings, cap and gowns, announcements...
TrekISM Issue 15
for a SIG coordinator. I thought I just did this routine a little while ago7 but it \\\\l'asactually way back in issue. #6. The basic statis- tics haven't changed much.,though. I'm still marrled to the same-~~~net with three kids (Charles~9, Gordon-7... on a belt. WILLIA-M SHA'lNER Weekend - just try to keep me aI'l'ay from this one! But the dates have been changed: it IS nm\\l'scheduled for July 10-12, at the new LA Airport hotel. Write to me directly for more information on this. I...
T-Negative Issue 24
Ilm not making any predictions of schedule. I can't because (this is a repeat for those of you who read m~ general sfzine No -- 3 issues/~l) 11m in the last year (probably) of working on my-Fh.D. I've spent the summer re~earching fantasy in 19th... three unre- viewed zines under that heap of dust in my study? No, there it was. I'm a sucker for large manila envelopes, so I opened it. Blue cover, dammit. Would you believe just one more little | review...? I didn't think so. Well, then, four l...
The Department of Energy's Hanford Site in southeastern Washington State was established in the 1940s as part of the Manhattan Project. Hanford's role was to produce weapons-grade nuclear material for defense, and by 1989, when the Site's mission changed from operations to cleanup, Hanford had produced more than 60 percent of the nation's plutonium. The legacy of Hanford's production years is enormous in terms of nuclear and hazardous waste, especially the 270 billion gallons of contaminated groundwater and the 5 million cubic yards of contaminated soil. Managing the contaminated soil and groundwater are particularly important because the Columbia River, the lifeblood of the northwest and the nation's eighth largest river, bounds the Site. Fluor Hanford's Soil & Groundwater Remediation Project (S&GRP) integrates all of the activities that deal with remediating and monitoring the groundwater across the Site. The S&GRP uses a detailed series of steps to record, track, and verify information. The Sample and Data Management (SDM) Process consists of 10 integrated steps that start with the data quality objectives process that establishes the mechanism for collecting the right information with the right people. The process ends with data quality assessment, which is used to ensure that all quantitative data (e.g., field screening, fixed laboratory) are the right type, and of adequate quality to support the decision-making process. Steps 3 through 10 of the process are production steps and are integrated electronically. The detailed plans, procedures, and systems used day-to-day by the SDM process require a high degree of accuracy and reliability. Tools must be incorporated into the processes that minimize errors. This paper discusses all of the elements of the SDM process in detail.
Roses and Lavender Issue 1
cough. It was no use. He spent the next five minutes strug gling to subdue the paroxysm of coughing, trying to catch his breath. His guest brought him a glass of water. "Thanks." When he had recovered enough to speak further, Doyle mopped his eyes...
Guest editorial: Special issue on human computing
Pantic, Maja
Front Burner - Issue 16 | Department of Energy
6 Front Burner - Issue 16 The Cybersecurity Front Burner Issue No. 16 addresses Malware, the Worst Passwords of 2013, and the Flat Stanley and Stop.Think.Connect. Campaign....
Hydrogen Safety Issues Compared to Safety Issues with Methane and Propane
Issues with Methane and Propane Michael A. Green LawrenceSAFETY ISSUES WITH METHANE AND PROPANE M. A. Green Lawrencehydrogen. Methane and propane are commonly used by ordinary
Green, Michael A.
The Inherent Inefficiency of the Point-to-Point Congestion Revenue Right Auction
right, electricity auction, simultaneous feasibility, transmission pricing. 1 Introduction Financial
Oren, Shmuel S.
WITH THE ISSUES 36 Searle 36 Gibson 40 Piaget 40 Maturana and Varela 42 Dreyfus 42 Hermeneutics 44 6 General
Bickhard, Mark H.
Bridges and wildlife: issues and solutions
applicable regulations (Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and stateto identify any Migratory Bird Treaty Act issues that may
Carey, Marion
Rangeland ecology: Key global research issues & questions
1 Rangeland ecology: Key global research issues & questions Robin Reid1 and Maria Fernandez Ecology Lab 2Associate Professor Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA Global Issues and Questions in Rangeland Ecology · Despite the focus here on global issues, we need to recognize that Mongolia
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Seesaw at LHC through Left - Right Symmetry
I argue that LHC may shed light on the nature of neutrino mass through the probe of the seesaw mechanism. The smoking gun signature is lepton number violation through the production of same sign lepton pairs, a collider analogy of the neutrinoless double beta decay. I discuss this in the context of L-R symmetric theories, which led originally to neutrino mass and the seesaw mechanism. A W_R gauge boson with a mass in a few TeV region could easily dominate neutrinoless double beta decay, and its discovery at LHC would have spectacular signatures of parity restoration and lepton number violation. Moreover, LHC can measure the masses of the right-handed neutrinos and the right-handed leptonic mixing matrix, which could in turn be used to predict the rates for neutrinoless double decay and lepton flavor violating violating processes. The LR scale at the LHC energies offers great hope of observing these low energy processes in the present and upcoming experiments.
Goran Senjanovic
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National Smart Water Grid
The United States repeatedly experiences floods along the Midwest's large rivers and droughts in the arid Western States that cause traumatic environmental conditions with huge economic impact. With an integrated approach and solution these problems can be alleviated. Tapping into the Mississippi River and its tributaries, the world's third largest fresh water river system, during flood events will mitigate the damage of flooding and provide a new source of fresh water to the Western States. The trend of increased flooding on the Midwest's large rivers is supported by a growing body of scientific literature. The Colorado River Basin and the western states are experiencing a protracted multi-year drought. Fresh water can be pumped via pipelines from areas of overabundance/flood to areas of drought or high demand. Calculations document 10 to 60 million acre-feet (maf) of fresh water per flood event can be captured from the Midwest's Rivers and pumped via pipelines to the Colorado River and introduced upstream of Lake Powell, Utah, to destinations near Denver, Colorado, and used in areas along the pipelines. Water users of the Colorado River include the cities in southern Nevada, southern California, northern Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Indian Tribes, and Mexico. The proposed start and end points, and routes of the pipelines are documented, including information on right-of-ways necessary for state and federal permits. A National Smart Water Grid{trademark} (NSWG) Project will create thousands of new jobs for construction, operation, and maintenance and save billions in drought and flood damage reparations tax dollars. The socio-economic benefits of NWSG include decreased flooding in the Midwest; increased agriculture, and recreation and tourism; improved national security, transportation, and fishery and wildlife habitats; mitigated regional climate change and global warming such as increased carbon capture; decreased salinity in Colorado River water crossing the US-Mexico border; and decreased eutrophication (excessive plant growth and decay) in the Gulf of Mexico to name a few. The National Smart Water Grid{trademark} will pay for itself in a single major flood event.
Beaulieu, R A
Your Rights Concerning Your Health Information You have the right to
. If you pay for a service or health care item out-of-pocket in full, you can ask us not to share health care facilities owned by The University of Utah, as well as the providers, employees, students rights are in managing your health information. **Please review it carefully.** Este documento est�
Tipple, Brett
Water Conservation and Water Use Efficiency (Wisconsin)
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Arnold Schwarzenegger WATER HEATERS AND HOT WATER
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Past and Future EU Water Policy from a German Perspective
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Wehrli, Bernhard
Syllabet Spring 2008 BEE 474. Water and Landscape Engineering Applications
; and addresses some management, environmental and social policy issues with respect to drainage and irrigation practices. After completion of this course the student is able to diagnose various water management and disadvantages of implementing these soil and water management practices. Topics covered: Water Management
Walter, M.Todd
Syllabet Spring 2007 BEE 474. Water and Landscape Engineering Applications
WATER FLOW THROUGH TEMPERATE GLACIERS Andrew G. Fountain1
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Colorado Water Resources Research Institute Annual Technical Report
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Theoretical issues in Spheromak research
This report summarizes the state of theoretical knowledge of several physics issues important to the spheromak. It was prepared as part of the preparation for the Sustained Spheromak Physics Experiment (SSPX), which addresses these goals: energy confinement and the physics which determines it; the physics of transition from a short-pulsed experiment, in which the equilibrium and stability are determined by a conducting wall (``flux conserver``) to one in which the equilibrium is supported by external coils. Physics is examined in this report in four important areas. The status of present theoretical understanding is reviewed, physics which needs to be addressed more fully is identified, and tools which are available or require more development are described. Specifically, the topics include: MHD equilibrium and design, review of MHD stability, spheromak dynamo, and edge plasma in spheromaks.
Cohen, R. H.; Hooper, E. B.; LoDestro, L. L.; Mattor, N.; Pearlstein, L. D.; Ryutov, D. D.
Heavy ion fusion physics issues
A simple systems model has been used to determine the sensitivity of the cost of electricity and the total cost of a power plant to the various uncertainties expressed in the following six issues. (1) can, at reasonable cost, an accelerator be built that puts more than 1 MJ of energy into a small 6-D phase space volume. (2) Can the beam be focused over a distance of several meters onto a small target in a reaction chamber. (3) Do present calculations adequately describe ion energy deposition. (4) Do current numerical simulations adequately describe the hydrodynamic and thermonuclear behavior of targets. (5) Can targets be cheaply mass produced. (6) Can an economical, tritium-breeding reactor be built.
Bangerter, R.O.
Petroleum 1996 - issues and trends
Increasingly, users of the Energy Information Administration`s petroleum data and analytical reports have expressed an interest in a recurring report that takes a broad view of the petroleum sector. What is sought is some perspective on the complex interrelationships that comprise an industry and markets accounting for 40 percent of the energy consumed in the United States and ranging from the drilling rig in the oil field to the pump at the local gasoline station. This report comprehensively examines historical trends, and selectively focuses on major issues and the events they represent. It analyzes different dimensions of the industry and related markets in terms of how they relate to a common theme, in this case, the volatility in petroleum markets.
ForPeerReview Variable Irrigation District Action in Water Trading
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Griffin, Ronald
Multiple regression models: A methodology for evaluating trihalomethane concentrations in drinking water from
September 2001; accepted 28 January 2002 Abstract The presence of trihalomethanes (THMs) in drinking water in finished drinking water, using data from the Menidi Treatment Plant of Athens. A number of routinely Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Keywords: Multiple regression model; Trihalomethanes; Drinking water
Arhonditsis, George B.
A RANK FOR RIGHT CONGRUENCES ON INVERSE SEMIGROUPS VICTORIA GOULD Abstract. The sandwich rank, or Srank, of a right congruence # on a semi group S is the CantorBendixson rank of # in the lattice of right congruences RC of S with respect to a topology we call the finite type topology. If ev ery # # RC possesses Srank
Phase effects for electrons in liquid water and water vapor
The objective of these studies is to compare transport, energy loss, and other phenomena for electrons in water in the liquid and vapor phases. Understanding the differences and similarities is an interesting physics problem in its own right. It is also important for applying the relatively large body of experimental data available for the vapor to the liquid, which is of greater relevance in radiobiology. This paper presents a summary of results from a series of collaborative studies carried out by the authors at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the Gesellschaft fuer Strahlen- und Umweltforschung (GSF). 14 figs.
Turner, J.E.; Paretzke, H.G.; Wright, H.A.; Hamm, R.N.; Ritchie, R.H.
which can lead to public health problems. * MtBE (Methyl tert Butyl Ether), a gasoline additive, has begun to contaminate ground water supplies. * Similarly, perchlorate has...
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Pooh-Poohing Copyright Law�s �Inalienable� Termination Rights
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Menell, Peter; Nimmer, David
TVA Partner Utilities- Energy Right Heat Pump Program
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) ''energy right'' Heat Pump Plan provides financing to promote the installation of high efficiency heat pumps in homes and small businesses. Installation,...
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) energy right Heat Pump Plan provides financing to promote the installation of high efficiency heat pumps in homes and small businesses. Installation,...
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the remaining participants in such project may determine, shall retain as a minimum a royalty-free, nonexclusive license throughout the world, with the right to grant sublicenses...
Criminal Clinics in the Pursuit of Immigrant Rights
group of mobile catering vendors, for sharing his expertisein Los Angeles around the rights of vendors. See, e.g. ,Weber, Latino Street Vendors in Los Angeles: Heterogeneous
Eagly, Ingrid V.
2013 CLEAResult All rights reserved. 1 Smart Schools Symposium
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Phenomenology of the left-right twin Higgs model
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The Holmesian Federation Issue 7
such guile and stealth when brute force would serve more speedily? More singular yet, how did these strangers know the cat by the name our client gave it, and how did they vanish from a moving hansom under its driver's eyes? There are dark waters here... fit, but Holmes paid no notice and set off at a brisk pace. As we rode, the taller of the pair reached into an inner pocket of his coat and removed an object about the size of a cigar box, made of a smooth dark material I could not iden� tify...
How Much Water is Enough? Using PET to Develop Water Budgets for Residential landscapes
&M University College Station, TX 77843-2474 ABSTRACT Conserving and reducing the amount of water used for landscape irrigation continues to be a major issue for municipalities throughout Texas and the nation. Landscape irrigation increases... dramatically during summer months and contributes substantially to peak demand placed on municipal water supplies. A survey of monthly water use during 2000 through 2002 for 800 residences of similar size and appraised value in College Station, Texas...
White, R.; Havalak, R.; Nations, J.; Thomas, J.; Chalmers, D.; Dewey, D.
Modeling Climate-Water Impacts on Electricity Sector Capacity Expansion: Preprint
Climate change has the potential to exacerbate water availability concerns for thermal power plant cooling, which is responsible for 41% of U.S. water withdrawals. This analysis describes an initial link between climate, water, and electricity systems using the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Regional Energy Deployment System (ReEDS) electricity system capacity expansion model. Average surface water projections from Coupled Model Intercomparison Project 3 (CMIP3) data are applied to surface water rights available to new generating capacity in ReEDS, and electric sector growth is compared with and without climate-influenced water rights. The mean climate projection has only a small impact on national or regional capacity growth and water use because most regions have sufficient unappropriated or previously retired water rights to offset climate impacts. Climate impacts are notable in southwestern states that purchase fewer water rights and obtain a greater share from wastewater and other higher-cost water resources. The electric sector climate impacts demonstrated herein establish a methodology to be later exercised with more extreme climate scenarios and a more rigorous representation of legal and physical water availability.
Cohen, S. M.; Macknick, J.; Averyt, K.; Meldrum, J.
36 CFR 14 et seq.: Rights-of-way | Open Energy Information
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A.A.C. R12-5-801: Rights-of-Way | Open Energy Information
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ADOT Policy for Accommodating Utilities on Highway Rights-Of-Way | Open
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Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds (QECBs) ? State Issues ...
Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds (QECBs) - State Issues & Approaches February 12 th , 2013 DOE's Technical Assistance Program 2 Agenda * TAP Introduction & QECB Resources * QECB...
DFAS Wide-Area Workflow Issues
Presentation covers the DFAS wide-area workflow issues and is given at the Spring 2011 Federal Utility Partnership Working Group (FUPWG) meeting.
Open Discussion of Freeze Related Issues
Freezing in PEMFCs", John Van Zee, University of South Carolina 2. "Freeze Issues & Landscape of Fuel Cell Freeze Patents", Ahmad Pesaran, National Renewable Energy Laboratory 3....
Introduction to Structure and Dynamics: Inaugural Issue
the premier issue of Structure and Dynamics, an electronicFor this great boon, Structure and Dynamics in particular iselectronic journals, Structure and Dynamics will be widely
White, Douglas R.; Manlove, Robert; Colby, B. N.; Garfias, Robert; Bell, Duran
IN THIS ISSUE Excessive Cotton Growth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
AGRONOMY NOTES July, 2004 IN THIS ISSUE COTTON Excessive Cotton Growth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Management Influence on Hardlock Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Wet Conditions and Nitrogen Applications on Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Energy and Development: Is Energy a Basic Human Right?
Energy and Development: Is Energy a Basic Human Right? Skype/Video presentation for senior pupils national Laboratory/DTU Denmark #12;Is energy a basic human right? · What is energy? the ability to make something happen · Different kinds of energy or energy carriers - fuels · What do we use energy for
Right tail expansion of Tracy-Widom beta laws
Using loop equations, we compute the large deviation function of the maximum eigenvalue to the right of the spectrum in the Gaussian beta matrix ensembles, to all orders in 1/N. We then give a physical derivation of the all order asymptotic expansion of the right tail Tracy-Widom beta laws, for all positive beta, by studying the double scaling limit.
Ga�tan Borot; C�line Nadal
HUMAN RIGHTS QUARTERLY Volumes 1 (1979) -25 (2003)
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Papautsky, Ian
ICPP water inventory study project summary report
The Idaho Chemical Processing Plant (ICPP) Water inventory Study was initiated in September 1993 with the formation of a joint working group consisting of representatives from DOE-ID, State of Idaho INEL Oversight Program, US Geological Survey, and INEL employees to investigate three issues that had been identified by the INEL Oversight Program at ICPP: (1) the water inventory imbalance at ICPP, (2) the source of water infiltrating into the Tank Farm vault sumps, and (3) the source of water providing potential recharge to perched water bodies underlying ICPP. These issues suggested that water was being lost from the ICPP distribution system. The INEL Oversight Program was concerned that the unaccounted for water at ICPP could be spreading contaminants that have been released over the past 40 years of operations of ICPP, possibly to the Snake River Plain Aquifer. This report summarizes the findings of each of the component investigations that were undertaken to resolve each of the three issues. Concerns about the risk of spreading contaminants will be resolved as part of the Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study being undertaken at ICPP in compliance with the Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order between DOE-H), EPA, and the State of Idaho. This report will be a key input to that study.
Richards, B.T.
Reaction of Aluminum with Water to Produce Hydrogen: A Study...
Produce Hydrogen: A Study of Issues Related to the Use of Aluminum for On-Board Vehicular Hydrogen Storage. Version 2, 2010. Reaction of Aluminum with Water to Produce Hydrogen: A...
Decentralization and Environmental Quality: An International Analysis of Water Pollution
D. Political institutions and pollution control, Review ofAccounting Of?ce. Water Pollution: Differences in IssuingReal Story of the War on Air Pollution. Washington, DC: Cato
Sigman, Hilary
Reaction of Aluminum with Water to Produce Hydrogen - 2010 Update
Fuel Cell Technologies Publication and Product Library (EERE)
A Study of Issues Related to the Use of Aluminum for On-Board Vehicular Hydrogen Storage The purpose of this White Paper is to describe and evaluate the potential of aluminum-water reactions for the
Water infrastructure : hybridized architecture along the Arizona canal
Due to budget issues, the Central Arizona Project (CAP) canal has been left exposed to the arid desert environment since its construction in the 1970s. As a result, 5% of the amount of water diverted from the Colorado River ...
Atwood, Alex (Wayne Alex)
05671_UintaWaterStudy | netl.doe.gov
Water-Related Issues Affecting Conventional Oil and Gas Recovery and Potential Oil Shale Development in the Uinta Basin, Utah Last Reviewed 5152012 DE-NT0005671 Goal The goal of...
Investigating Water
........................................................................................... 193 Lesson 11 Water and Pollution........................................................................................................................ 195 Activity 11.1, Pollution, Pollution, Everywhere...! ............................................................................. 205 Record Sheet 11.1, Pollution, Pollution, Everywhere! ..................................................................... 207 Activity 11.2, Pollution at Its Source...
Howard Jr., Ronald A.
Sommerville, We're right on Track
SOMERVILLE : S TATE OF THE CITY � 2000 3-2 Table 3.1: Soils Analysis Development Suitability Building Site Recreation and Sanitary NRCS NRCS Water De velopment Outdoor Activity Facilities Vegetation Types Soil Map Slope Holding... hazard area to safer sites Taxation and Fiscal Policies ? Reduced or below-market taxation for open spac e or reduced land use intensity in hazardous areas ? Impact taxes or special assessments to fund th e added public costs of hazard area development...
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