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Articles related to "Groundwater"
What Really Lies Beneath: An Introduction to Groundwater A short introduction to groundwater resources and how we use them. groundwater • ground water • water supply • water
Water Cycle Lesson Plan This lesson plan utilizes the discrepant event model in encouraging students to think about the source and purity of their drinking water. discrepant event lesson plan • groundwater lesson plan • teaching the water cycle • teaching groundwater models • groundwater exploration
Writers' Rituals – Beth Groundwater Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Writer Beth Groundwater shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution. beth groundwater • writers' rituals • writing habits • top crime writers • mystery writers
Groundwater Most of the fresh water used in communities is found underground, nearly 60 times as plentiful as the water found in lakes and rivers. Groundwater is a valuable and important resource across the globe. geology • geophysics • earth • earth science • science
When the Well Runs Dry - Groundwater Replenishment What happens when we use too much groundwater? How do we keep the wells from running dry? groundwater • wells • water • water supply • water resources
Cancer Cluster or Coincidence? The rural community of Indian Bayou has serious concerns about possible groundwater contamination and an unusually high rate of cancer incidence within a very small area of Acadiana. cajuns • acadiana • louisiana • cancer • groundwater
Bottled Water and Water Shortages There is concern that mining groundwater has a negative impact on water stores and ecosystems. Regulation may be critical to help to aid in a global water crisis. bottled water and water shortages • impact of extracting water on aquifers and ecosyst • mining groundwater negative impact • mining for water can effect ecosystems • bottled water industry affects groundwater stores
Caves and Caverns Groundwater plays an important role in creating the spectacular caves and caverns found throughout the world. How do caves form and what are the features that amaze and astound us? geology • geophysics • earth • science • earth science
Torrents to Trickles - Water Conservation Today When I first moved to Tucson Arizona, I laughed at the fact that they called the Rillito River a river – it was nothing but a dry bed! It was just a big, dusty gorge in the ground. My laughter quickly faded when I heard tales from people who had lived all their lives in the Sonoran desert tell how that river flowed freely when they were young. Even more frightening was that these storytellers were not crusty dusty old-timers. They were my age – young professionals in their late twenties and early thirties. That meant that this river had dried up in MY lifetime. I soon learned that where the Colorado River once met the ocean was now nothing more than a muddy smear across the desert – the river no longer ran to the sea. Sure, sure, I’d heard about drought and the environmentalists had been up in arms about water conservation for years. But this was REAL. It hit me hard. water conservation • water • environment • environmental • drought
Watershed Wisdom in Your Garden Protecting our water supply starts at home, in our own gardens. protecting our water supply groundwater urban runo
Cambodia's Angkor Wat Under Strain The temple of Angkor Wat is a symbol of Cambodia. It is attracting an increasing number of visitors, but its ability to cope with its popularity is in question. angkor wat • importance of tourism in cambodia • unregulated development in cambodia • ramshackle infrastructure • mass tourism
Using Rainwater Makes Sense Use of harvested rainwater to irrigate your desert landscape is cost-effective and wise. rainwater • drinking water • drought-adapted • rainwater harvesting • groundwater
World Ecosystems in Danger Urbanization, new dam constructions, groundwater withdrawals and pollution are helping to paint a grim view of the future. conversion of land to agriculture • urban-industrial developments • new dam construction • building dikes and levees • large-scale river diversion
Ogallala Aquifer a Finite Environmental Asset The Ogallala Aquifer irrigates most of the high plains of America. Intensive farming is depleting this finite environmental asset quicker than nature can replenish it. ogallala aquifer • finite environmental asset • environmental cost • depletion of the high plains aquifer • high plains of america
Environmental Cost of Global Freshwater Shortage The supply of freshwater is critical to the environment. Global freshwater shortages, from human activity and climate change pose a threat to environmental biodiversity. environmental cost of global freshwater shortage • risks to freshwater resources • freshwater resources threaten environmental biodiv • supply of freshwater • global freshwater shortage
Water Scarcity in Jordan is Damaging its Economy As Jordan's water supply, from aquifers and river sources, diminishes, water scarcity in Jordan is set to become an increasing problem for the country's economy. red sea dead sea project • jordan water resources • disi project • jordan's economy • water scarcity in jordan
A Living, Beautiful World All Its Own Scientists say the role of the forest's ecosystem is to procreate the species, serve as food for many insects, and to provide fruit as sustenance to many animals. A living, beautiful world all to its own, and being there makes me a part of that world. woods • oaks • hickories • sassafras • dogwood
The Mid-Atlantic Drought Information Page Drought is embracing the east coast of the U.S. and the entire region is facing restrictions and tough choices. Check this page for updates of the situation as it developes. drought • mid-atlantic region • east coast • palmer drought index • well
Wisconsin Potholes and Sinkholes Wisconsin contains many different terrains. This moth we look at 'holes'; Glacial potholes, prairie potholes, sinkholes. They all have glacial activity in common. Pollution or its prevention is critical with two of them. Learn more about how they affect our state. wisconsin potholes and sinkholes • suite 101 • wisconsin • peggy hoehne • travel
AstroTurf Linked to Autism The origin of Developmental Disabilities such as Autism is unclear; however, one possible factor is air pollution arising from sources such as AstroTurf and fuel exhaust. developmental disabilities • astroturf • pollution • autism • jenny mccarthy
A Short Guide to Alternative Fuels Vegetable and plant oils can be viable fuel alternatives to petrodiesel. Rudolf Diesel said it 100 years ago and the technology is here today. How much do we really know? straight vegetable oil • svo • pure plant oil • ppo • biodiesel
The Water Cycle The water cycle is important to the health of the planet and all organisms on it. water • cycle • farming • soil
Water Pollution in Water Well & Drinking Water A U.S. Geological Survey finds contaminants in water wells. Another study reveals the effects of water pollution in public water systems, and a link to type 2 diabetes. water pollution in water well and drinking water • arsenic in water type 2 diabetes • air pollution in water well • land pollution and drinking water • type 2 diabetes
A River Runs Through It Streams running through gardens can pose problems as well as benefits. river • stream • bank • garden • pond
The Hydrologic Cycle Rain falls and rivers flow, but where does the water go and how does it become rain in the first place? The Hydrologic Cycle gives us the answer. geology • geophysics • earth • science • earth science
War Affects the Environment This article talks about the effects of war on the environment. environmental effects • wars
Benefits of Infant Potty Training Discusses the benefits to the three main benefactors of infant potty training: baby, parent(s) and environment infant • potty • training • toilet • baby
The Worth of Water This past dry spring has us all thinking about water conservation in the garden. Here are a few tips on how to save water outdoors. water conservation • irrigation • recycling
Yellowstone National Park, Part 2 The star attraction of Yellowstone is the geysers. But what is a geyser, and how do they work? geology • geophysics • yellowstone • yellowstone national park • wyoming
Accept Responsibility for Environment Corporations should accept responsibility for anything environmental that has to do with their companies.
Canada's Environmental Decline? Canada is often seen as a leader among the developmed countries. In the field of environmental protection, it is quickly losing ground, and standards are crumbling as we watch - time to act !! canada • environmental • pollution • standards
Computers II: Recycling computer parts Despite prevailing opinions, computers can be recycled. This could mean erasing old data and setting it up as new, or taking it apart and reusing parts in a brand new computer. computer • recycle • monitor • screen • reuse
Fall Outlook The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has made the decree for fall. fall • season • seasonal • outlook • forecast
Green Industrial Parks In the past, industrial development has brought to mind visions of smoke stacks belching toxins into the environment. But the green industry movement is changing that. green industry • eco-friendly industry • economic development • industrial park • environmental sustainability
Home Waste Control Local governments and town planners can work with home owners to create residential waste water systems that minimise environmental effects. waste • water • civil • sewage • waterway
Homes and Water Waste Water waste is a problem even in places which get a lot of precipitation. New technology is helping to reduce the amount of water waste produced in homes. engineering • water • civil • sewage • sewer
How Divers and Tourists Affect Yucatan's Waters Snorkeling the crystalline waters of Mexico's reefs and freshwater sinkholes is an experience that may only be sustained with the support of the divers themselves. snorkeling diving yucatan • reefs cenotes mexico • snorkel sinkholes • water quality affects reefs • mexican riviera hotel pollution
Hydrogeology In Yellowstone National Park Scientists use hydrogeology and geochemistry to monitor magmatic and tectonic activity at Yellowstone National Park. yellowstone national park • hydrogeology • volcano monitoring • geothermometry • chloride flux
Landscape Design: Plant Selection Knowledgeable plant selection leads to dynamic garden landscape designs. One key decision factor is knowledge of site environment. plant purpose • plant function • environmental conditions • site environment • landscape composition success
Late Summer Gardens A wetter than usual spring and/or a hotter and drier than usual summer will be reflected in how the garden looks in the late summer. drought • wet spring • gardens in fall • summer weather • trees
Lead Shot and Sinker Implications Researchers have published a study summarizing the effects of lead on wildlife coming from lead shot, spent bullets, and fishing sinkers. lead • lead shot ingestion • wildlife lead poisoning • lead fishing sinkers • heavy metal poisoning
Science Movies A movie about caves is examined in relation to a lesson for seventh grade the cave • science movies • last week of school • karst topography • profanity in movies
Silent Wetlands Wetlands are one of the keys to maintaining a safe, healthy water supply. wetlands • ecology • wildscaping
Use Rainwater and Greywater to Conserve, Save Using methods favored by past generations, many today are saving water and money by reusing the greywater from their house and harvested rainwater for greener lawns. greywater • water conservation • water harvesting • rainwater • green lawn
Using Earth Minerals Adding natural rock dust Earth minerals to the soil provides nutrients to plants over a long period. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. mineralisation • earth minerals • rock dust • studies • research
Voles If you prize your garden veggies, watch out for voles. They sneak in unseen in most cases and your plants disappear overnight. Read this article and see the methods I have and maybe help others of us come up with new ones. voles • rodents • garden pests • mammals
Walkerton Affects Today's Drinking Water System May 2010 marks the 10th anniversary of the Walkerton drinking water tragedy and its legacy includes safe drinking water policies and water treatment systems in Canada. walkerton • drinking water quality • drinking water system • safe drinking water • e coli bacteria
Wastewater Projects on the Rise in North China Government expenditure on water and wastewater projects in north China has been unaffected by the recent financial downturn, according to a report by industry analysts. china wastewater projects • china business opportunity • wastewater and china • frost and sullivan report • water crisis in northern china |
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