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    Hydroelectric power is a kind of energy which is generated by the conversion of the power of falling water through the turbines in a dam. In order to get a strong falling water to push the turbines‚ water has to be raise to a high level‚ thus‚ a reservoir and a dam are need to achieve this purpose. When mentioning hydroelectricity‚ the first few terms come to us might be clean‚ green‚ and renewable energy. It seems to be a popular belief that hydroelectricity is a kind of perfect energy resource

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    Polavaram Dam Project

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    Polavaram Project is a multi-purpose irrigation project which has been accorded national project status by the central government.[1] This dam across the Godavari River is under construction. It is located in West Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh state of India. PURPOSE National River-Linking Project‚ which works under the aegis of the Indian Ministry of Water Resources‚ was designed to overcome the deficit in water in the country. As a part of this plan‚ surplus water from the Himalayanrivers

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    Leaflet on Infection Control & Environmental Safety Infection Control Here are a list of routes by which infections can enter the body: Mouth Ears Nose Breakages on the skin Eyes If you were to go to your work place with symptoms of a virus then it’s quite likely that you’ve got an infection. By even approaching other individuals within your workplace you are putting them at risk of infection. You are passing the infection on. However if you haven’t got any symptoms

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    There was great advantages and disadvantages to come of river valleys and bad stuff to come of too. Egypt and Mesopotamia both had developed river valleys that provided transportation‚ irrigation‚and trade. However‚ they both had different views on the afterlife because of different flood patterns‚ as cultural diffusion slowly changed their civilization. Rivers usually bring great ideas and water for irrigation. Egypt would have never been as great of a civilization if it had no river to use

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    Wetland Destruction Wetlands are very important to the ecosystem and human communities. They filter pollution‚ provide habitat for countless species‚ endangered plants and provide natural flood protection. In the 1600s more than 220 million acres of wetlands existed. Due to farming and development‚ by 1980 more than half of those had been destroyed. Wetland destruction is becoming a huge problem. Not only are wetlands disappearing but those still existing are suffering degradation from chemical

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    Gunite and vinyl liner pools are the two most common types of inground pool construction in the northeastern states and both are good options. There are some major differences between them‚ in terms of construction‚ durability and maintenance. Getting all the information can help you make the wisest choice‚ so let’s look at some particulars about each type. Gunite Pools Gunite pools are created using steel rebar coated with an application of concrete to make the shell for the pool. It must meet

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    Build Laiban Dam Abulencia‚ Christine Jeanette E.; Bunag‚ Princess Arjhen S.; De Jesus‚ Jalyn Arianne B.; Ico‚ Anna Rica A.; Maute‚ Sarah A.; Nuque‚ Jacqueline Bubbles N. cristine.abulencia@yahoo.com‚ cesz_arjhen02@yahoo.com‚ jharibdj@ymail.com‚ annaricaico5@yahoo.com‚ sarah_maute@yahoo.com‚ bubbles_tigerlily@yahoo.com Abstract: Water is a primary need of man. And though it has been so important to every living thing ever since‚ not everyone has an access to safe drinking water until now

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    the river Harbourne

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    River velocity Measuring the velocity allows us to determine the speed‚ at which the river travels. If a high quantity of rain falls close to the source of the river there will be a greater amount of water travelling down stream and as a result the volume of water will be travelling at a higher speed. In the section of the river harbourne that that this measurement was taken in a high river velocity can indicate that Harbertonford is susceptible to flooding‚ a hazard that the flood defences

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    Case study – Boscastle flash flood * Afternoon – Monday 16th August * 200mm rain fell in 24 hours – most in 5 hours * Average for whole of Boscastle in August – 75mm * Water poured down steep-sided valley slopes and swelled normal * Water poured down steep-sided valley slopes and swelled normally small River Valency flowing towards harbour = burst its banks. * Effects – * Nobody was killed * 58 buildings flooded‚ some had to be demolished * 25 business properties

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    To what extent are floods necessary for the formation of river landforms? River landforms are formed by either depositional methods or erosional methods‚ and the landforms that floods are necessary for are formed by depositional methods‚ but there are landforms that are formed by erosional methods where floods are not needed to create these landforms. The main landforms that are formed by floods are levees‚ floodplains and oxbow lakes. The most obvious example of a landform where

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