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    "Stormwater a sloppy slope" by: Ethan Crowe When you think of rain you think of a saving grace from the harsh heat of summer, or you might think of a fun time to play around outside. Sadly that time might come to an end. Storm water in the past might have been safe and slightly clean in the past but nowadays it causes many problems in our society. This paper will explain how and why it harms this society and how to prevent it. One of the main reasons storm water is harmful is the air…

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    Azo Dye Research Paper

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    Problem Statement Industries are generated waste water, which contain dyes and pigments in waste water. Characteristically high in colour and organic content (Grag, et al., 2004). Dyes are widely used in industries such as textile, rubber, paper, plastic, and cosmetic. There are many of dyes exist in industries and one of them is methyl red and through nano zerovalent iron removal of dyes from waste water. Dye industry effluents constitute one of the most problematic wastewaters to be treated…

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    more than 100 years ago, its surface drainage system consists of a single surface drainage channel at its downstream basin (Smith et. al., 2005). Whole watershed comprises of about 98% of medium residential settlement and 2% of forest and woody wetlands. Moores Run is accompanied by two USGS stream flow gaging stations; USGS 01585230 at Radecke Avenue and USGS 01585225 at a tributary of Moores Run, near Todd Avenue (Figure 1). Major source of Moores Run flow is the surface run-off during storms.…

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    1. The construction of a new road alignment from the intersection of Childers Cove Road and Mathiesons Road running diagonally to the Great Ocean Road (see Figure 2); 2. Widening of Great Ocean road within the road reserve and installation of new right-turn storage lane and a new left-turn deceleration lane with pavement 3. Removal of the elevated rise north of the Great Ocean Road to improve sight lines; 4. Installation of street lighting and wire rope safety barriers All of the above…

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    Applications to impervious surfaces ( walkways, driveways, concrete patios etc), from which pyrethroids most readily run off have been curtailed, and the areas to which pyrethroids can be applied when doing perimeter barrier treatments around structures have been limited (Brant et…

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    premises that are believed to be fundamental to achieving sustainable stormwater management. Premise 1: Sustainable urban stormwater management maintains ecological structure and function of receiving water bodies. As stormwater from impervious surfaces is a physical impact to streams and transports pollutants from landscapes, the protection and restoration of natural hydrologic regimes necessary and critical to sustainable management of stormwater runoff in urban landscapes (Roy et al.,…

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    the volume of water is unable to seep in to the ground efficiently and runoff is created. Runoff is when the water travels across the ground surface and flows in to storm drains, streams, or other direct routes to significant water sources. As researchers May, Horner, Karr, Mar, and Welch state, urban development increases the amount of impervious surfaces which, while it does not contribute to pollution, alters the physical behavior of water systems (May, Horner, Karr, Mar, & Welch, 1997).…

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    Summer of 2014, my life was changing quite a bit. As I come back from my first year at school in U.S. and more than prepared to live away from home, I pack my bags and go to São Paulo. Although it is very close to my hometown, Santos, it was still a great change: new swim club, new city, new friends. São Paulo it is much known to be a complete chaos: anywhere with 12 million habitants has to be at least somehow different. With too many people comes too many problems: air and river pollution,…

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    This passage uses a lot of numerical data to clearly point out some possible influences that may be caused by the project. (e.g. “Development of the athletic complex will disturb approximately 68.5 acres and create 8.29 acres of new impervious surface.”). There is a bullet point list in this passage, which makes the modifications of the project on existing structures more straightforward and clear to readers. 3. A) I think section 11.a.ii is a fairly effectively written passage. The passage…

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    Pioneer River Overfishing

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    (Overfishing 2012) Salinity is also a major issue. When the water table reaches 1-2 meters below the ground’s surface, the water moves and brings salt with it. As this water evaporates, it leaves the salt within the surface layers of the soil. Over time this causes the soil to become saline and limits the growth of vegetation. Salt sensitive plants begin to die and can leave the soil prone to erosion. High salt content…

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