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Articles related to "Erosion"
What is Mulch? Mulch may look like dirt, but it has many unknown and unrecognized properties. mulch • mulching • temperature • temperature extremes • erosion
Loss of Louisiana's Marine Habitat Take a journey through the coastal wetlands of Louisiana with Photographer CC Lockwood and Painter Rhea Gary as they document the loss of marine and estuarine habitat marsh mission • coastal erosion • cc lockwood • rhea gary • disappearing wetlands
Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary rock formations are those which are formed by layer upon layer of sediment being laid down by natural forces. It is the stone in which history is hidden. geological classification • sedimentary rocks • lithification • strata layers • canyon erosion
Year of Desertification Desertification may be one of the most serious problems facing humanity today. desertification • united nations • year of desertification • soil • world food production
The Perfect Plant Catalog What catalogs don't tell us that would really help us to make better design decisions. catalogs • plant • garden • mail order • climate
Alaska Climate Impact Assessment Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes. alaska climate impact assessment commission • coastal climate change • coastal erosion • global warming • melting permafrost
Installing Landscape Fabric Landscape fabric yields excellent results when we carefully analyze and then prepare project sites. Checklists are important and useful before planting and/or mulching. landscape fabric • how to install landscape fabric • erosion control • weed control fabric • commercial landscape fabric
Lawns in Desert Gardens Contrary to much popular thought, lawns do have an appropriate place in a desert garden. They prevent erosion, help cool the environment, and offer a recreation area. lawns • turf • turfgrasses • microclimate • erosion
Miracles of Mulch Mulch is one of the main components of desert gardening. Read about the many types of mulch you can buy (or scrounge)and how they benefit your desert garden. desert • garden • mulch • desert garden • mulching
1934 Dustbowl Created Desert The 1934 Dustbowl displaced millions of people, caused countless farms to go bankrupt, created a wave of unemployment in a country already gripped by economic depression. oklahoma • dust bowl • black sunday • topsoil • arable land
What Are Swales? Slowing down fast-running water in desert conditions can be important to prevent erosion and help vegetation take hold. swales • precipitation • water collection • ditch • berm
National Safe Boating Week Reminders National Safe Boating Week 2001 is focusing on encouraging boaters to wear their PFDs. Here are a few other "reminders". boating safety • boating courses • boating regulations
Desertification Backgrounder Desertification is a process whereby the productivity of drought- prone land decreases because of a variety of factors including deforestation, overcultivation, drought, overgrazing (poor rangeland management), poor irrigation (waterlogging and salinization), soil erosion, chemical action and other practices. desertification • environment
Arches National Park Information on Arches National Park, and including a link to the park's official website. arches • national park • entrada • dakota • sandstone
How to Mulch the Flower Garden Mulch is the flower gardener's number one tool, offering multiple benefits for your flowers and the soil all year long. Take advantage of this work saving secret weapon. mulch • mulching • mulch for flowers • best mulch for flower garden • kinds of mulch
Landscape Fabric for Projects Landscape fabric (geotextiles) for weed and erosion control may make landscape maintenance easier. Using landscape fabric properly with projects is vital for success. landscape fabric • weed control fabric • use for landscape fabric • landscape maintenance • commercial landscape fabric
Using Landscape Fabric Landscape fabrics work for specific projects. Some plant groups thrive and are easier to maintain than other groups when used with these erosion and weed control fabrics. landscape fabric • erosion control fabric • weed control fabric • use for landscape fabric • install landscape fabric
Fluoride In Our Drinking Water Drinking tap water treated with fluoride causes poor IQ development in the youth. fluoride teeth • tooth decay • fluoride toxicity • water pollution • water filters
Green Manure Crop Styles Organic gardeners develop their gardens without the use of synthetic chemicals. Often green manures are used as an ecologically sustainable alternative. ecological sustainability • chemicals • organic • soils • fertility
How to Enjoy Beach Life on Sylt Sylt is Germany's most popular island and a summer holiday on Sylt wouldn't be complete with a brave plunge into the North Sea. sylt • germany • summer holiday • north sea • swimming in the sea
Our Coasts: 100,000 Miles of Diversity, Productivity and Beauty coasts, environment, beaches, coastal estuaries coasts • environment • beaches • coastal estuaries • united states coasts
Physical Dangers of Eating Disorders There are a number of very real and very dangerous physical problems that can accompany an eating disorder. anorexia • bulimia • eating disorder • physical problems • dehydration
What is Desertification? 2006 has been named "Year of Desertification" by the U.N. desertification • arable • population • animals • compacting
Desert Garden Maintenance Maintenance of a desert garden is an important component in developing and keeping a beautiful and viable garden. desert garden • design • irrigation • mulch • soil preparation
Encyclopedia of Politics+Religion A book review of the updated, wide-ranging Encyclopedia covering politics and religion and the interrelations between them in today's world. encyclopedia religion and politics • congressional quarterly press • political science reference • international affairs • foreign affairs
Looking through the smog Grist is an environmental magazine with a well-developed sense of the absurd. pollution • environment • environmental activist • earth day
Rheumatoid Factor This article describes the rheumatoid factor (RF) test, and it explains how RF contributes to symptoms in rheumatoid arthritis and several other autimmune disorders. arthritis • rheumatoid • factor • autoimmune • autoantibody
50 Years German Basic Law: A Lesson from Weimar With the German Bundestag and Government moving from Bonn to Berlin, this summer a historic circle will be closed: German politics have returned to where they started in 1871, after the foundation of the Reich by Bismarck. Unlike Bonn, Berlin had been a symbol for some of the worst episodes in German history. But the city that paved the way to disaster was Weimar, the former cultural capital of Goethe and Schiller. In the year 1919 the Assembly of Weimar approved contemporarily the Constitution of Weimar and the opprobrious peace treaty of Versailles, thus laying the grounds for the first unlucky democratic experience in modern Geman history. Fortunately the Germans have learned from the catastrophe of the Weimar Republic and the Basic Law approved in May 1949 has proven a solid ground on which the new democracy in Bonn could establish a stable democratic culture. The achievements of the Basic Law will even guarantee the stability and reliability of the new Berlin Republic. bonn • weimar • berlin • basic law • berlin-umzug
Attention Span Our practices are reducing what enables us to understand others and the world around us. attention span • self-absorbed • unethical • information • sound-bite
Beneficial Bugs do Battle in the West Not all bugs are bad. In the West, beneficial insects are helping control invasive, noxious weeds like leafy spurge and saltcedar. bug • bugs • insect • insects • beneficial
Conserving Water in The Desert Water is crucial to desert gardens, but the nature of the desert is to be miserly with water. Now's the time to start thinking and planning water-wise solutions. desert • water • conserve • swales • berms
Glenn Ford Glenn Ford, popular star of the 40s and 50s, bids us so long glenn ford • westerns • gilda • blackboard jungle • experiment in terror
Gravel and Stone Mulches Gravel and stone offer certain advantages over organic mulching materials. mulches • mulching materials • pea gravel • gravel mulches • stone mulches
Indigenous Ethiopia Ethiopian indigenous peoples are threatened as much by colonial constructs of their identity as they are by bullets, drought and famine. ethiopian indigenous • african native • african colonialism • north african indigenous • indigenous identity
Is Your Garden in an Arid Region? Tiny variations in precipitation, sometimes less than an inch, can change the definition of an area from desert to arid. desert areas • annual rainfall • arid regions • scrub grass • steppes
Native Plants in An Organic Garden Native plants make a fine addition to your organic garden for a variety of reasons; economy, ecology, beauty and more. organic • garden • native • plants • ecology
Springsteen's Protest (Pt. 2) Part 2 of this article continues the discussion of the politics behind Bruce Springsteen's latest album with a discussion of its anti-war message. bruce springsteen • springsteen • politics • political • we shall overcome
The Sea Change Caused by RU-486 The advent of drugs to induce abortions makes it practically impossible ban abortions. Anti-abortion advocates should change tactics. ru-486 • abortion
Trees,Can't Live Without Them. Part Two: Trees and Food Production. rainforest • deciduous • conifers • oak • maple
Arthur Miller in Profile Arthur Miller - 60 years of "just people on a stage talking to each other". arthur miller • american playwright • playwright • american theatre • american theater
Carnac Rows of Prehistoric Stones Walk back through thousands of years of history among the remarkable rows of thousands of stones raised in prehistoric times in this attractive part of France. thalassotherapy • carnac • megalith • prehistoric • standing stones
Ducks Unlimited Wetland Projects Ducks Unlimited, a volunteer-based organization manages conservation programs to re-establish wetland habitats for waterfowl in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. ducks unlimited volunteers • wetlands conservation • us fish wildlife • conservation preserve program • replant forest
Etretat, Alabaster Coast, France The attractive town of Etretat on the Normandy coast is well known for its spectacular white cliffs, and for the fictional gentleman thief, Arsene Lupin. etretat • france • normandy coast • white cliffs • arsene lupin
Explore Scotland – Walking on the Isle of Skye Skye is the largest island of Scotland's Inner Hebrides. Known for its beauty and unusual landscape, it is popular with hikers and there are walks to suit every ability. explore scotland – the isle of skye • scotland inner hebrides • scotland portree • skye quiraing • isle of skye portree
Exploring Sand with Preschoolers Whether at the beach or in the backyard sand box, show your kids the fun of playing with sand by doing a pirate treasure hunt, sand art and some simple experiments. preschool activities • definition of sand • pirate theme • dinosaur theme • beach craft |
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