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    EsHyDro reservoir

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    from the Old French reserver‚ meaning "to reserve." Reservoirs are those water bodies formed or modified by human activity for specific purposes‚ in order to provide a reliable and controllable resource. a water body contained by embankments or a dam‚ and subsequently managed in response to specific community needs; or any natural waters modified or managed to provide water for developing human activities and demands. Examples of Reservoir Uses of Reservoirs maintain an area’s water supply

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    is putting increasing pressure on water resources and resulting in the need to establish environmental flows in rivers. Outline the principles of environmental flows in relation to maintaining fish population integrity. (50%) Describe the impacts of dam construction for water supply‚ hydropower generation‚ irrigation and flood control on flows and the effects on fish and fisheries. (50%) 2. In the 1950s to 1970s many lowland rivers were degraded by engineering activities designed to minimise

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    Hills (Gavilgadh hill ranges of Satpura) and flowing through three states Maharastra‚ Madya Pradesh and Gujarat having length of 725 Kms. The flow of water and water level in the river Tapi is controlled at Ukai dam which is 100 kms away from Surat city. The foundation of dam is resting on Dolerite dykes (Basalt). It is constructed for irrigation purpose mainly and also served the purpose of flood control‚ generation of hydropower and supply of industrial and drinking water. The average

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    predominantly rural catchment will be discussed even if there are areas of urban land within the catchment. Humans impact on flood risk falls into one of two categories. The first is deliberately and directly‚ through floodplain restoration‚ construction of dams and channel rehabilitation and all of these have fairly obvious positive effects on reducing flood risk. However it is when humans indirectly affect the flood risk‚ through deforestation‚ land use change and climate change (which all have a negative

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    Lake Granby Research Paper

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    with a mean depth of 22.6 meters. The lake is between hills in the mountains‚ which causes the depth to be quite variable. Being the third largest body of water in Colorado‚ it has 64.4 kilometers of shoreline (Martinez Bergersen 1991). The Granby Dam was built in 1949 for the purpose of water storage. The project was also due in part to supply water to the Front Range through the Colorado Big Thompson Project. These projects greatly changed the surrounding landscape in the area. Vegetation for the

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    Buffalo creek disaster

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    Synopsis: One of the most significant mining disaster happened at a little valley that located in Buffalo count‚ West Virginia in February 1972. The disaster cause by a dam corruption which was used to block black water produced in mining procedures. The flood break out from the fallen dam and rush out the 17 mile valley below it‚ killed more than 100 people‚ 1000 people injured and more than 4000 people were homeless. The disaster quickly gain the attention from the author of

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    Kalabagh Dam

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    Essay: Kalabagh Dam Kalabagh Dam is a dilemma in Pakistan. Kalabagh Dam has met with extreme opposition from 3 provinces of Pakistan. Many people comment on this issue without any research‚ so they are unable to justify their point but before embarking on any conclusion I would like to discuss both point of views and I would like to give a conclusion in the most lucid manner possible. Kalabagh Dam is a dam which will add more than 3‚500 megawatts to the national grid and it will be able to solve

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    Ants

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    The district commissioner (who narrates the radio adaptation in the first person) describes the threat Leiningen faces: "Ten miles long‚ two miles wide—ants‚ nothing but ants!” Additionally‚ each ant is approximately the size of a man’s thumb and wants to consume any form of life that falls in its path. (If this description is accurate‚ it means there are roughly 64 billion ants in the swarm; the entire human population at the time was less than 2 billion.) It is also mentioned that they can completely

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    It starts from learning the causes of the disaster and stop or avoid to do those activities. For example use of woods and not replenishing of lost woods. Uprooting of Plants is also linked with mining activities and building of Dams. We know we cannot stop building dams or mining. So what should we do? Organizations which are building such huge projects must select some other locations (if not the same) to compensate devastations done at one location. In this consumerist world we can evaluate

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    Katrina Risk Mangement

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    the costliest natural disaster in US history‚ was also a warning shot. Located in one of the lowest spots in the US‚ the Big Easy is already as much as 17 feet below sea level in places‚ and it continues to sink‚ by up to an inch a year. Upstream dams and levees built to tame Mississippi River floods and ease shipping have starved the delta downstream of sediments and nutrients‚ causing wetlands that once buffered the city against storm-driven seas to sink beneath the waves. Louisiana has lost

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