Germany: German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told the Petersberg Climate talks that failing to act on climate change now will only have greater economic impact on developed countries. “Doing nothing means that is will be much, much more costly for us all,” she told the conference.
German Environment Minister Peter Altmaier acknowledged there was growing momentum for a deal through the UN process but feared progress was still insufficient. “The international awareness that we need to reach a milestone by 2015 is growing [but] in many areas is still too slow and not enough,” he said. (Deutsche Welle)
EU: Green infrastructure should be integrated into planning processes across the continent, a new report from the European Commission recommends. It plans to develop guidance for member states by the end of 2013, with a view to implementing the policy from 2014-2020. Examples include allowing a natural wetland to absorb the excess water from heavy rain instead of building expensive flood prevention barriers and planning for green spaces and fresh air corridors to mitigate the negative effects of summer heat waves. (EU)
Canada: The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has deemed a scheme to promote renewable energy in Canada as unfair. The country lost an appeal in defence of the programme that offered above market prices for electricity generated from renewables, but only if those firms purchased their equipment locally. (Reuters)
USA: The US ethanol industry is in recovery after a year of high corn prices caused many producers to drop out. Production is now at a 10 month high of 857,000 barrels a day, according to the US Department of Energy. Ethanol uses 40% of the US corn harvest. Critics say biofuels put undue pressure on food supplies and prices. (Financial Times, subscription)
EU: The chair of the Green party at the European Parliament has said that a recent decision not to reform the EU carbon market has “destroyed the foundation of common European climate policy”. Reinhard Buetikofer said climate policy was now perceived as a burden to industry, rather than an opportunity. (Bloomberg)


Some of the worst earthquakes in history happened in Chile in 1960; off the coast of Honshu in Japan in 2011; off the coast of northern Sumatra in 2004; and in Prince William Sound, Alaska, in 1964. These quakes were magnitude 9.0 on the Richter scale or higher.
The Chilean earthquake hit Chile on May 22, 1960, and was magnitude 9.5. It killed around 1,655 people, injured 3,000 and left a million people homeless. It not only ravaged Chile but killed people and caused millions of dollars worth of damage in Hawaii, Japan, the Philippines and the West Coast of the United States.
The Honshu earthquake happened on March 11, 2011, and was a magnitude 9.0. It killed at least 15,703 people, and like the Chilean earthquake, it caused damage that was felt as far away as the West Coast of the United States and Hawaii. This quake was followed by a devastating tsunami.
The magnitude 9.1 earthquake that devastated northern Sumatra and much of the area around the Indian Ocean on December 26, 2004, was also followed by a catastrophic tsunami. The tsunami caused more damage than the quake itself and killed at least 227,898 people.
The earthquake that struck Prince William Sound on March 27, 1964, was believed to be magnitude 9.2. It also caused a tsunami, caused damage in much of south central Alaska, and was felt as far away as South Africa. However, only 131 people died as a result of the quake.


Surprising Kitchen Dirty Spots
Whatís the dirtiest place in your kitchen? If you guessed the microwave touch-pad, as 20 suburban Michigan families in a recent test did, you might be sur-prised. When microbiologists at the nonprofit NSF International group swabbed the familiesí kitchens for bacteria, yeast and mold, the micro-wave wasnít bad. But contaminants lurked in some unexpected places, with the worst being refrigerator ice and water dispensers, spatulas, blender gaskets (the rubber seal at the base), can openers, and meat and vegetable compartments in the fridge. Moist areas like ice and water dispensers were most prone to yeast and mold. Kitchen items that donít get fully disassembled and cleaned (or, like can openers, cleaned at all before being put back in a drawer) were highest in E. coli, salmonella and other sources of foodborne illness.


Sanborn Field Conditions
Updated June 23, 2017 at 12:10 am
|Temperature||77.5° F / 25.3° C|
|Wind||ESE at 1.3mph|
|Barometric Pressure||29.75 in. and steady|
|Dew Point||71.8° F / 22.1° C|
|Soil Temperature 2 in.||76.9° F / 24.9° C|
|Soil Temperature 4 in.||78.4° F / 25.8° C|
Summary for June 23, 2017 since midnight
|Maximum Temperature||77.8° F / 25.5° C|
|Minimum Temperature||77.3° F / 25.2° C|
|Peak Wind||3.4 at 12:01 am|
|Precipitation (non-frozen)||0.00 in.|
Sanborn Field Weather Data is made possible through support from the School of Natural Resources' Department of Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences and MU Extension. Real-time weather information is provided as a public service by MU Extension, Commercial Agriculture Weather Network and the MU Agricultural Electronic Bulletin Board (AgEBB).
NWS 7-day Forecast
Updated June 22 2017 at 9:27 pm
OvernightScattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 5am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 70. South wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
FridayA chance of showers and thunderstorms before noon, then a slight chance of showers between noon and 2pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 82. West wind 5 to 14 mph becoming north in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
Friday NightMostly clear, with a low around 57. Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light after midnight.
SaturdaySunny, with a high near 79. Northwest wind 3 to 8 mph.
Saturday NightPartly cloudy, with a low around 57. Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming calm in the evening.
SundayMostly sunny, with a high near 78.
Sunday NightPartly cloudy, with a low around 55.
MondayMostly sunny, with a high near 78.
Monday NightMostly clear, with a low around 55.
TuesdaySunny, with a high near 82.
Tuesday NightMostly clear, with a low around 60.
WednesdayA 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 83.
Wednesday NightA 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 66.
ThursdayA 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 84.
Missouri Climate Center forecast based on information obtained from the National Weather Service. For more information, please contact Dr. Pat Guinan at 573-882-5908.


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The IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate spotlights the benefits of ambitious and effective adaptation for sustainable development and, conversely, the escalating costs and...
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An unusually early and intense heatwave has set new temperature records in Europe, posing a major threat to people's health, agriculture and the environment. Initial reports indicated that heat-health early warnings successfully limited the death toll.
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The World Meteorological Congress, held on 3–14 June, approved a package of sweeping reforms to deliver a smart, agile and responsive WMO, fit for the 21st Century. The reform overhauls...
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WMO for the 21st Century In both 2018 and 2019, the World Economic Forum identified weather extremes, natural disasters, the failure of climate change adaptation and mitigation, and water crises...
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The Earth’s climate has never been constant; a wide range of variations and changes in space and time, often leading to extremes, is its fundamental characteristic. However, there is conclusive...
Heat risks remain a silent disaster. The First Global Forum on Heat and Health, held in Hong Kong, China, from 17 to 20 December 2018, addressed that challenge and launched the Global Heat Health Information Network (the Network). Over the four-day event, 120 interdisciplinary practitioners and researchers from 33 countries provided fresh, real-world perspectives on heat health risk management across diverse fields, such as medical science, urban planning, meteorology, and economics.
The three-year Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in Agriculture Project culminated with a Networking Conference on 4 and 5 February in Rome, hosted by the Italian National Research Council and the Italian Meteorological Service. Decision-makers and experts from 21 countries in West Africa used the opportunity to discuss project outcomes, examine continued needs and consider follow-up capacity development initiatives.


Spring is on its way and to celebrate the season of growing and gardening we are hosting seed and plant swaps in September.
Got some leftover seeds? Bring them to your local library to share with your community!
This is for everyone! Don't worry if you don't have any seeds to share this year, you might next year. We welcome vegetable, herb, flower, native and heritage seeds - and you can even bring any spare seedlings you have potted up.
Seeds can be dropped in any time before or during seed swap times.
Grow those seeds, save new seeds, and share your surplus next year! Thank you and happy gardening.


People in nature: Volunteer Manager Marcella Garcia-Carrillo
CPAWS relies on great volunteers to help us achieve our conservation initiatives; therefore, Marcella Garcia-Carrillo’s role as the volunteer coordinator is an important one.
She loves working with volunteers, because they are committed to creating a better world for everybody and they are doing their best to achieve that.
“It is awesome to be part of the team that supports the job our volunteers do,” says Garcia-Carrillo.
She joined CPAWS because she believes its invaluable work to preserve and protect habitats and wildlife and she wanted to be part of that. As a Biologist, biodiversity conservation is what interests her the most, and when she found CPAWS, she was convinced that it was the right organization for her.
“Not only has CPAWS given me the opportunity to support different conservation initiatives, but also, the mission and vision of this organization are aligned with my beliefs and personal goals.”
She appreciates the hard work CPAWS does in order to ensure that future generations will be able to experience Canada’s unique habitats and wildlife.
“It is very inspiring for me to see how CPAWS makes sure the parks are managed for nature. I also appreciate that CPAWS takes the time to educate and engage people of all ages in conservation matters.”
When she has the chance, she loves to visit new places and spend time there hiking, taking pictures and admiring nature. Just a few of her favourite places to go are Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Waterton Lakes National Park and Yoho National Park. Her favorite lakes are Rawson Lake, Emerald Lake and Moraine Lake. Her favorite hikes are Valley of the Five Lakes in Jasper and the Bear’s Hump in Waterton. She encourages others to get outdoors and visit one of these special places!


May 7, 2013
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Mesa, AZ – Fire Station 219, 3361 S. Signal Butte Road, is the first City of Mesa building to be LEED (U.S. Green Building Council Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design registration) certified. In fact, the sustainable practices used in the construction of the fire station have earned it LEED Gold certification. A plaque recognizing the City’s achievement was presented during the May 6 Mesa City Council meeting.
“When Fire Station 219 opened, it was a clear indication that the City of Mesa is committed to the public safety of our residents and our businesses in southeast Mesa. The achievement of LEED Gold certification also shows the commitment the City of Mesa has to sustainability and the future of our environment,” District 6 Councilmember Scott Somers said.
LEED is a voluntary program that provides third-party verification of the design and construction of “green” buildings. LEED buildings are designed to lower operating costs, reduce waste sent to landfills, conserve energy and water, be healthier and safe for occupants and reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions. Examples of sustainable practices at Fire Station 219 include solar panels, a solar hot water system, insulated concrete exterior walls and an insulated cool foam roof.
“Mesa is one of the nation’s leaders in building environmentally sustainable fire stations. Not only are they built to meet the demands of 24 hour occupancy for many decades to come, but they are a perfect example of how safety, aesthetics, durability and sustainability can co-exist in a public safety structure,” District 3 Councilmember and Council Public Safety Committee Chair Dennis Kavanaugh said.
The City received a $2 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to pay for many of the energy efficient items used to achieve LEED Gold certification. More than 40 percent of construction materials were obtained within a 500 mile radius, reducing expenses by saving transportation costs and natural resources. More than 75 percent of construction waste was diverted from the landfill, reducing disposal costs, providing material for companies to use in recycled products and extending the life of the local landfill.
“Fire Station 219 is a proud testament to the great things we can do in the area of sustainability, especially when the usual cooperative efforts between our City Departments share a common goal,” Mesa Fire and Medical Department Chief Harry Beck said. “Our department and fire/paramedic crews are certainly appreciative to the citizens of Mesa who have made it possible for us to deliver our services from the prototypical station whose design will be emulated by fire departments national wide in the years to come.”
Several City departments worked together to ensure the construction of Fire Station 219 achieved LEED Gold certification, including Mesa Fire and Medical, Development and Sustainability, Engineering and Facilities Maintenance. It was designed by Perlman Architects of Arizona and was built by D.L. Withers Construction.
Fire Station 219 was funded primarily by a public safety bond approved by Mesa voters in 2008. The FEMA grant was provided through its American Recovery and Reinvestment Act program to provide grants for construction of fire stations.
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Spatial structure and regeneration of Tetramerista glabra in peat swamp rain forest in Indonesian Borneo
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- Gavin, D.G. & Peart, D.R. Plant Ecology (1997) 131: 223. doi:10.1023/A:1009771519028
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We examined the spatial structure and regeneration of Tetramerista glabra, a dominant canopy tree in peat swamp rain forest in Borneo (West Kalimantan, Indonesia). T. glabra has strong spatial structure that changes dramatically during the life cycle; seedlings were highly aggregated, saplings were random and trees were evenly distributed. Germination and seedling relative growth were highest within canopy gaps, but seedling densities were highest at gap edges. Concentration of seedlings in gap edges, rather than localized seed dispersal, was responsible for seedling patchiness. The slope of the relationship between relative growth rate and seedling height decreased from gap, to gap edge to understory habitats, suggesting that competition within the seedling layer is more important in gaps than in the understory. The processes that break down seedling aggregation, leading to over-dispersion of trees, must be density dependent, but remain unknown.


Big carnivores are scary, both to humans and the animals they prey upon. But as a new study demonstrates, the fear that these predators instill among their prey can have a positive influence on ecological health and biodiversity, a finding with important implications for conservation.
By playing the threatening sounds of large carnivores over speakers, researchers from Canada’s Western University and Simon Fraser University have demonstrated how fear in an ecosystem can produce the same effect as predation itself and can also facilitate cascading effects down the food chain. It’s a finding that shows the far-reaching influence of top predators within an ecosystem, and the need to protect this increasingly threatened class of wildlife. The details of this work are published in the latest edition of Nature Communications.
Ecologists have known for some time that fear of predators can affect species at several levels of the food web, including animals with whom predators don’t directly interact. But these effects have only been demonstrated in small animals, such as spiders, grasshoppers, crabs, and snails. There’s been some controversy over whether or not the trickle-down effects of fear are pertinent for large carnivores and their prey in real ecosystems. This has been hard to prove because it’s tough to disentangle the effects of fear from other factors affecting wildlife, such as actual predation itself, and the influence of environmental change. This new study, headed by Western’s Liana Zanette and PhD student Justin Suraci, found a way to overcome these problems.
Going into the experiment, the researchers knew that raccoons on British Columbia’s Gulf Islands were devastating songbirds on land and intertidal crabs and fish in the ocean. This is largely because these raccoons have little to fear: Most of the large carnivores that prey on raccoons—such as cougars and wolves—were wiped out from the islands a century ago. Researchers wanted to see how these raccoons would react to the mere presence of fear, and how any changes to their behavior might be felt down the food chain. Despite the absence of cougars and wolves, these raccoons have learned to be fearful of at least one large carnivore: dogs. Zanette and Suraci took this important bit of insight and used it to their advantage.
The researchers played the threatening sounds of large carnivores (and also non-threatening control sounds) from speakers along an extensive length of shoreline for months at a time. While this was happening, they monitored the effects on raccoon behavior (using continuous video and photo monitoring), and changes in abundance of the raccoon’s prey. They were also careful to isolate the effects of fear from other potential causes of behavioral changes in the raccoons or in prey abundance.
The effects were dramatic. Over one month, the foraging time spent by raccoons in their favorite areas dropped 66 percent. This resulted in a 97 percent increase in the abundance of shore crabs, an 81 percent increase in intertidal fish, and a 61 percent increase in red rock crabs. This is turn produced yet another ripple effect: Populations of other species of invertebrates decreased, because they were outcompeted or eaten by the crabs that had suddenly been released from the predation pressure of raccoons. The presence of fear had, over several weeks, been felt throughout the entire food web.
The researchers say these results have “critically important implications” for conservation, wildlife management, and public policy, and that failing to consider fear dramatically undermines and underestimates the role that large predators play in ecosystems.
No doubt, conservationists are increasingly pointing to the devastating ecological and environmental impacts of losing large carnivores around the globe. A 2014 report in Science showed that more than 75 percent of the globe’s large carnivore species—including lions, dingoes, and wolves—are in decline. Those losses have been blamed for dramatic increases in herbivores, such as deer and elk, leading to excessive vegetation loss, which then affects birds and small animals and even contributes to soil erosion.
For the researchers, their experiment affirmed something they suspected all along—that these cascading effects can be influenced by the presence of fear. What’s more, the study strongly hints at similar processes elsewhere. Take the controversial reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in the 1990s. As Suraci pointed out to Gizmodo, the presence of wolves in the park yielded beneficial cascading effects on the entire ecosystem. The elk were so scared of the wolves that they ate fewer shrubs, allowing the plants to regrow, which in turn allowed species like songbirds and beavers to recolonize.
Looking ahead, Zanette and Suraci want to use their newly developed experimental procedures to investigate the role of large carnivore-induced fear in other ecosystems. “We now have the tools to experimentally manipulate fear in wildlife,” Suraci said. “And these should be used to build a general understanding of how the fear of predators structures ecosystems, information that may be critical to effective ecological restoration.”
The researchers are also hoping to understand how humans are altering food webs by affecting animal behavior. Suraci strongly suspects this is happening. But as to the extent and nature of these effects, he said, “We simply don’t know.”


|A blood-stained egret trying to pass over Malta|
Important Bird Areas (IBAs) face a number of threats in Malta. Several of the major human-induced threats include:
Illegal hunting can have a direct impact on an IBA by the illegal killing of the protected species that the site was initially designated for. Illegal hunting can also have an indirect impact on the IBA designation process. Areas which have the potential to become IBAs, often do not have enough data collected to demonstrate their importance because of the large numbers of hunters present in these areas. If it weren’t for the hunters there would be several more sites designated as IBAs in Malta.
Trapping, has an enormous impact on migratory and breeding populations of wild finches and has a serious impact on the habitat of IBAs. Trapping sites need large areas of cleared land devoid of vegetation on which to set nets for wild birds. This often causes irreversible damage to fragile habitats such as garigue and can result in the wanton destruction of endemic or endangered plant species. These sites therefore represent scars to the landscape of many IBAs, damaging the integrity of the sites.
Development on IBAs is obviously a major concern. The building or expansion of houses or tourist developments can completely destroy an IBA. For example, the proposed tourist developments on the cliff top IBA of Ta’ Cenc would have disastrous impacts on the habitat of the site.
Habitat degradation is an insidious threat to IBAs. This can be due to a whole range of factors including (i) chopping down trees/shrubs for firewood, (ii) the planting of invasive exotic plants on an IBA (often for the sole purpose of ‘enhancing’ an area for trapping or hunting purposes), (iii) driving of off-road vehicles over an IBA, (iv) illegal dumping of rubbish and land-fill, (v) pollution outflow from a range of sources, and (vi) light pollution near breeding seabird colonies. Eventually, habitat degradation can become so serious that the area becomes unsuitable to the birds for which the site was originally designated.
IBAs are the jewel in the crown of bird conservation sites in Malta. Their conservation, protection and correct management are therefore principal objectives for BirdLife Malta.


Fábio E.L. Budinõ, RenataF.N. Vieira, Silvio P. Mello, Keila M.R. Duarte
Sixteen pregnant sows were used. The experimental design was completely randomized with a 2x2 factorial scheme consisting of two housing systems (individual cages and collective pens) and two diets (low [2.67%] and high [13.14%] level of crude fiber). Physiological, behavioral, environmental, and hormonal parameters were studied. In addition, the following productive and reproductive parameters were evaluated: weight gain, feed intake, feed conversion of the sow and piglets, number of piglets born dead and alive, number and weight at weaning, and backfat thickness of sows. Pregnant sows reared in collective pens and fed a highfiber diet exhibited better physiological responses, indicating greater comfort and better animal welfare. The environmental variables were close to the comfort zone of the animals. In addition to providing a more comfortable environment, housing pigs in collective pens reduced stereotypy, permitting the sows to express a more natural behavior. The high-fiber diet did not interfere with female productive performance. Tifton hay can therefore be indicated as an alternative for the formulation of sow diets to improve animal welfare.
Keywords: swine, animal welfare, environmental enrichment, housing systems.
Fonte: Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciências, v.86, n.4, p.2109-2119, 2014.
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Florida lawmakers, who received a directive from voters in November to increase spending to protect water sources and sensitive lands, were told to “think big and act boldly” by the state agriculture commissioner on Thursday.
With above-average rain predicted for winter, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) is continuing to move water south to help achieve a desirable water level in Lake Okeechobee.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has adopted a 10-year, $750 million plan to help rid Lake Okeechobee of excess nutrients.
The month of September was a wet one for South Florida. According to the experts, most of the rainfall was over the Kissimmee basins that flow into Lake Okeechobee.
The summer is beginning to wind down and the transition into fall will happen in a few weeks for most of the nation.
Now that Governor Rick Scott has signed ‘Charlotte’s Web’ into law, interest is growing in the so-called ‘Cannabiz.’
South Florida rounded out the month of May with a near-average amount of rainfall.
Sunday will be another scorcher across South Florida with temperatures around 90 degrees.
Florida legislators reached a deal Monday on a state budget which will boost spending on schools, child welfare and the cleanup of damaged water bodies across the state.
Lawmakers were on the verge of a final budget deal Sunday night after agreeing on virtually all of the outstanding spending items —putting them in striking distance of finishing the legislative session on time.


Imagine waking up in the morning and going outside to your beautiful garden. Picking lettuce, tomatoes, carrots, all for today’s lunch; how convenient that you no longer have to rush to the grocery store for a quick and healthy meal, and talk about saving money!
Creating a garden in your small yard, on your patio or even a small herb garden in your kitchen is easy and could save you hundreds of dollars in food costs every year. Your garden could even earn you a little money if you sell your fresh produce to your neighbors when your garden really starts to flourish.
The first step is determining what you want to grow. Better Homes and Gardens Suggests the following vegetables as MUST HAVES: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Carrots, Lettuce, Sweet Peppers and Peas. These are great plans for first time gardeners.
Once you have selected your plants it is time to choose a location. This will depend on the sunlight needs of the plants you have chosen to grow as well as how much space you have. Most of the plants suggested above grow easily in raised beds that you can keep on your patio. Beans are a vining plant and usually need a little more space.
The final step is planting your garden. You can choose to buy seedlings or grow everything on your own. If you choose the second option purchase a bag of seed and in an old egg carton place the seeds and soil. Once the plants have sprouted remove them from the egg carton and plant them in your desired garden location. NOTE: Plant carrots directly into your garden, they are roots and will not withstand a transplant.
Then enjoy your garden!
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Bitcoin Mining to Help Reduce Wastage and Costs Associated with Oil Companies
In a recent post shared by Bitcoin.com, arguments have been made in relation to how crypto mining activities can help oil companies reduce both their costs and excess oil, where the latter typically goes to waste.
According to the claims made, flare gas is deemed a liability for oil companies and for this reason, shale oil wells are being established all over North America. In particular, if a well is near oil companies, then it is believed that producers can pipe it to end consumers, notes the news outlet.
Another solution to this is either flaring or venting it into the atmosphere, but there is a limit to such activities, and anything that is done beyond a certain threshold will lead to increased costs. This is where crypto mining could get oil companies out of a rather sticky situation.
More specifically, setting up bitcoin mining equipment at oil production sites will reduce wastage of excess oil, while creating revenue-generating opportunities for oil companies. Furthermore, the mining rewards garnered are reasoned as having more value than the prices charged to get rid of this excess. Most importantly, this ensures that the environment is not exposed to harmful greenhouse gases such as methane gas.
Firms Currently Working on Services that Convert Gas into Electricity
Bitcoin.com has since provided examples of firms providing such services. First, we have Upstream Data. It turns out that the firm carries an array of mining datacenters of different configurations that oil companies can either rent or buy. The average cost of an all-in-one Ohmm Combo with up to 125kW costs roughly USD$21,400.
The CEO of Upstream Data, Stephan Barbour has since seen his business rise, noting that this validates the fact that crypto mining can resolve this current issue.
In particular, he said:
“I believe the future of bitcoin mining is in the oil and gas industry due to the enormity of the energy produced and wasted.”
Another company involved in this business sector that has been provided as an example is called EZ Blockchain.
Here’s what the Founder of EZ, Sergii Gerasymovych shared to the news outlet:
“Our primary area of operation and target market is the Bakken region in North Dakota, which has very rich gas being flared, with over 1,500 BTU/ft3. Raw gas is dirty, it consists of methane, butane, hexane, pentane, ethane and other gases. NGL companies are required by law to clean it before it can be burned, and producers spend money on that.”
EZ Blockchain has designed a flare mitigation system, which can be implanted on oil wells and used for mining digital coins. They also carry something called EZ Smartbox, which converts gas into electricity to be used in processing data as well as in mining cryptocurrencies.
At the moment, EZ Blockchain is working alongside an oil producer in Bakken, with plans to establish a partnership with another.
Gerasymovych believes that,
“There is enough wasted gas in North Dakota alone to power a third of Bitcoin’s whole network. Bitcoin mining can be done completely off-grid, solving an environmental problem.”
US-based Crusoe Energy Systems is currently in the works of entering said market and so far, the startup has raised $5.1 million altogether in a seed fund raising led by Bain Capital Ventures and Founders Fund Pathfinder reports Bitcoin.com.
Possible Obstacles Preventing Oil Companies from Considering Crypto Mining
Given the potential benefits that arise from allowing crypto miners to use excess gas, there still remains some obstacles. Gerasymovych does expect an increase in mining equipment installation moving forward, but this will be done over the course of time.
He reasons that the gas industry is quite conservative and that small to midsize businesses will not consider the likes of crypto mining immediately. Another possible concern that may arise for oil products is the cost associated with installing said equipment. This is especially a problem because the flaring gas concern requires “very big mining operations to be built”.
Other possible concerns that may come up in terms of the datacenters include maintenance, rigs, pipes and strong internet connection among others.


There is a huge amount of legislative change going on globally relating to vehicle emissions, so in today's episode, we talk about Europe and the changes that have been made and the further changes that are coming. We have seen a lot of announcements by car manufacturers in the last 6 months relating to electrifying their products, and this is potentially great news for the environment and the market. Listen as we explain what the real drivers behind this are, and what are our predictions for the near future are.
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Early results from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources show hunters harvested 3,802 bears during the 2021 season, a 12% decrease from the 4,306 taken last year.
The 2021 harvest results are similar to the 2018 and 2019 harvests. While overall numbers fell short of the total quota, several zones were at or near harvest objectives, and the 32% statewide hunter success remained nearly equal to the last several years.
The 2020 season saw above-average hunter success rates contributing to a higher harvest. Harvested bear data from hunters is critical to tracking bear population trends and in ensuring the population remains healthy while also achieving population management objectives.
In the northwestern part of the state, the Zone D quota and license levels were increased significantly this fall to reduce the bear population across the zone and agricultural damage issues in the area.
Despite only taking 70% of the quota in this zone, the 1,251 bears harvested represent the highest harvest in the area in at least a decade. In Zone D, harvest projections indicate this level of harvest is likely to result in a slight population reduction.


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Even as researchers confirm another summer with near record melting of Arctic sea ice, a photo gone viral of an emaciated polar bear has become a new icon of climate change.
German photographer Kerstin Langenberger sighted the bear stranded on an ice floe, its bones visible through its wet fur, in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, far north of the Arctic Circle. She posted the image to Facebook on Aug. 20, writing that the bear’s terrible condition was not an unusual sight.
The photo quickly made its way from Facebook to other social and viral news media sites.
For the polar bear to survive in the wild, the Arctic must remain extremely cold and largely covered in ice year-round. Unless nations slash burning of coal and oil for energy in the next few decades, scientists believe, Arctic summer sea ice will likely disappear by midcentury, and much of the region will become too warm year-round for polar bears and the ice seals they prey on to thrive.
Extreme warmth in the Arctic has also disrupted the jet stream in recent years, causing severe winter weather in eastern North America and Southeast Asia, and is implicated in this year’s massive wildfire season in Alaska and Canada.
The Svalbard islands are in the Barents Sea, an area of the Arctic Ocean bordered by Scandinavia and Russia. Sea ice there has diminished even more quickly in the past 35 years than on the side of the Arctic bounded by the United States and Canada, putting polar bears in increasing peril.
“I do not have scientific data to proof my observations, but I have eyes to see—and a brain to draw conclusions,” Langenberger wrote about the starving polar bear. “Climate change is happening big deal here in the Arctic.”
Polar bear biologist Geoff York agreed to a point. “Bears get sick,” he said. “Bears get injured. Bears get old, and bears die. Attributing cause is difficult even when we can handle those animals.”
The negative impacts of climate change on the Arctic and on polar bears, however, are beyond argument, said York, senior director of conservation for the nonprofit Polar Bears International, who has 14 years of field experience studying the species. But that doesn’t make it certain that global warming–driven starvation is what caused this polar bear’s deterioration.
“If someone wanted to point a finger to one large fire in California and say that’s climate change, it would be hard to do,” he said. “It’s the same thing here.”
Still, he emphasized, the bear’s condition was consistent with expert forecasts of what is happening as the species becomes cut off from sea ice and seals for longer periods of time.
“There have always been good and bad years in the Arctic for polar bears, and we’re expecting more bad years,” York said, noting that the Barents Sea is now ice-free for 20 weeks more every year than it was in 1979, when satellite measurements of Arctic sea ice began. “Scientists in that part of the world are starting to see effects of that rippling up the food chain.”
On the other side of the Arctic Ocean, summer sea ice dwindled to an area of 1.7 million square miles as of Sept. 11, according to the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center. This is its fourth-lowest extent on record, with all four lows occurring since 2010. The extent of 2014–15 winter ice was the lowest ever recorded.
With temperatures in the Arctic warming at twice the rate of lower latitudes, Arctic Ocean ice pack has dropped by 40 percent overall since the late 1970s.
A 2014 study in the journal Nature Geoscience noted, however, that even though 2012 witnessed the lowest summer sea ice extent recorded, the amount of ice recovered substantially in 2013 and 2014. These unexpected freezes were a sign, the authors said, that the Arctic may be able to recover if the world acts quickly to curb climate change.
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Thanks to Covid many of us have fled the rent of cities and have bought homes in Vermont or somewhere in the country. This is a must especially if you have kids. Sooner or later, you will end up having to deal with a water leak in your home. It happens to us all, from the US to Australia where it’s now a wet winter. Most homeowners simply ignore leaks, especially when they are small. I always hope they will just go away on their own and sometimes they do. But even a simple dripping water faucet can lead to some problems and dangers and well, it’s really not eco-responsible all the same. Some leaks eventually lead to large leaks and huge headaches that require emergency plumbing. And that’s no fun. There are piles of resources on emergency plumbing online. Here is one resource.
So let’s say you want to stay one step ahead of calling a plumbing ambulance. Here ere are some hidden dangers that appear when you have a water leak in your home, and most of them aren’t pretty or healthy.
Mildew And Mold Issues
Mildew and mold are very dangerous and almost always appear if the water leak is not quickly taken care of. They simply appear and grow in areas that easily build up moisture, wet areas, and in damp places. Just a few water drops daily will create damp spots that are a perfect growing environment for mold.
Mold will spread to various parts of your home, like walls, floors, furniture, wood framing, the HVAC system, carpets, and clothes. Remember that mold can be really toxic, and if you do not remove it fast, it becomes more and more difficult and costly to deal with.
This is directly connected with the appearance of mildew and mold. These growths can hurt the structural integrity of the home but also pose a really serious health risk. This is especially the case when you suffer from asthma or respiratory issues. Spores can easily cause skin irritations, allergic reactions, throat inflammation, nose inflammation, red eyes, itchy eyes, coughing, and more. You can also read this guide on what to expect during mold remediation.
When the leak comes from a broken or burst pipe, one that is carrying drinking water, you can end up faced with contamination because various contaminants enter the pipe. This is easy because there is a pressure drop or change that leads to attracting the contaminants. As an example, the pipe can end up sucking the water coming from the environment, together with all the particles in it.
Increased Utility Bills
When water keeps leaking, your water bill is higher than it should be. This is also the case with energy consumption when you have electrical devices that use water. Also, when water damages home insulation, the HVAC system will need to spend more electricity on heating up or cooling down the environment. Leaks can reach your ceiling, attic, or roof. There, it can damage insulation much faster than you might think. Cold and warm air is thus lost, and you pay more for heating and cooling bills.
We naturally see water as a harmless substance. After all, it cannot really hurt us when just a few drops hit our skin, right? How can a small leak destroy a house? Well, this is possible when the leak is not taken care of at the right time.
Plumbing and roof leaks can easily cause drastic structural damage to ceiling joists, wall framing, rafters, framing, and deteriorate wood. As a result, you will need to deal with a really extensive and costly repair. This is why it is always mentioned that you have to detect water leaks as soon as possible when the leaks are small so that the damage that appears is salvageable.
This is another thing we normally do not think about. How can water cause a fire hazard?
Water leaks can easily turn into a fire hazard when it reaches or is near areas with some electrical wiring present. This drastically increases the risk of creating short circuits or shorted wires. This can lead to electrical fires, which would naturally create serious home damage. Always turn off your electricity as soon as you notice the presence of a leak close to electrical wiring.


●Sal Salis Safari Camp – Cape Range National Park (Ningaloo Reef); 011-61-2-9571-6399; salsalis.com.au; remote, beachside bush camp; sleep in canvas tents, dine under stars, and spend days underwater with manta rays and whale sharks on coral reef.
Sights & Sites
●Ningaloo Marine Park – from Bundegi Beach (near Exmouth) to Amherst Point (south of Coral Bay); 011-61-8-9949-1676; westernaustralia.com or mantatrust.org; UNESCO World Heritage Site; among premier manta-viewing locations in world; also: whale shark; worth special trip.
●Twilight – Twilight Beach Road (8 km west of Esperance); australiasgoldenoutback.com/Listing/Twilight_Bay; beaches rated among world’s best; impossibly white sand meets unbelievably clear turquoise water; perfect swimming conditions; rounded granite cliffs & deepening blue ocean make this coastline area among Australia’s most scenic.
●Swan – among world’s largest “purpose-sunk” wrecks.
●Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge – Bellburn Creek Purnululu National Park; 011-61-3-9277-8555; kimberleywilderness.com.au; comfortable tents with private baths.
Sights & Sites
●Bungle Bungle Range – Purnululu National Park; westernaustralia.com/en/search/product.htm?ID=9001661; includes Purnululu, which contains famous and geologically mysterious striped sandstone domes.
●Cathedral Gorge – Purnululu National Park; accessed through Picaninny Creek hiking trail, 1 mile into hike; huge, tear-drop shaped chamber with sloping walls that funnel up to narrow chasm; whispers reverberate against acoustic arches.
●Echidna Chasm – Purnululu National Park; narrow corridor that ends in tiny chamber.
●Mini Palms Gorge – Purnululu National Park; challenging 3-hour hike (round trip), with rocky and steep terrain; at hike’s end, trees and shade with breath-taking view.
●Mitchell River National Park – Waller Road (Cobbannah); 011-61-131-963; parkweb.vic.gov.au/explore/parks/mitchell-river-national-park; surrounds Mitchell River where it cuts through rock strata creating high cliffs, several gorges & spectacular Mitchell Falls; park originated as Glenaladale National Park in 1963 following 400 acre land donation from Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd.; 278 acre addition in 1986 changed name to Mitchell River National Park; further extended in 2003 by 6K acres; in some gorges are found remnant warm-temperate rainforests, southernmost occurrence of this type forest in world; more than 150 bird & 25 mammal species; onetime important location to Gunai/Kurnai nation, especially Brabuwooloong & Brayakuloong people of central Gippsland.
●Picaninny Creek – Purnululu National Park; 10-mile hike winds along dome-shaped rock formations; 1 mile into hike; huge, tear-drop shaped chamber (Cathedral Gorge) with sloping walls that funnel up to narrow chasm; whispers reverberate against acoustic arches.
●Walanginjdji Lookout – Purnululu National Park; tremendous sunset views.
SHARK BAY – westernmost point on continent; World Heritage Site; huge wilderness area with red rock desert that spills into turquoise sea.
●Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort – Monkey Mia (Western Australia); 011-61-8-9948-1320; monkeymia.com.au; waterfront villas.
●Monkey Mia Yacht Charters – Monkey Mia Jetty (Denham); 011-61-8-9948-1446; monkey-mia.net; rent catamarans and see manatees, turtles, poisonous sea snakes, and humpback whales.
Sights & Sites
●Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Researve – just off Shark Bay Road (about 30 km west of Overlander Roadhouse on North West Coastal Highway); sharkbay.org; covers 1,270 sq kms; 1 of only few places in world where living marine stromatolites (rocklike fossils formed from algae); other locations for stromatolites include underwater site (6 ms deep) in Caribbean and in Persian Gulf area; Hamelin Pool contains most diverse range of stromatolites in world.
●Monkey Mia Reserve – 24 kms from Denham and 151 kms from Northwest Coastal Highway; swim with dolphins.
●Peron Peninsula – juts into Shark Bay, lying within Carnarvon Basin (geological structure lacking permanent fresh surface water); in late 1800s, when pastoral stations such as Peron established, shallow beach wells built to provide ground water of marginal quality for stock; during early 1900s, artesian bores sunk to provide greater water quality and quantity; Artesian water is hot, varying in temperature from 35-60° C in Carnarvon Basin; temperature increases as rock that stores water becomes deeper and closer to earth’s core; Artesian water often has high mineral and salt content; Artesian bore at Peron Homestead is recreational “hot tub” for public to enjoy.


SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PROJECT
BHEL bags 15 MW solar photovoltaic plant order in Gujarat
Gujarat Alkalies and Chemical Limited placed the order for setting up plant at Gujarat Solar Park in Charanka, the power equipment maker said in a statement.
Haryana finalises additional FAR for projects with solar, waste plant
A provision has been made in the Haryana Building Code, 2017, with resp...
GST to have marginally negative impact on new solar projects: ICRA
According to ICRA, the solar project awards in last 5-6 month period stood...
Fortum commissions 70-MW solar project
The solar plant is Fortum's third and so far biggest commissioned solar energy project, the company said in a statement.
GST may push up cost of solar power projects
However, officials said even if costs increase, it won’t affect project economics because the additional charges can be passed on to customers.
Rays Power Infra commissions 78 MW Solar PV project in Uttarakhand
Execution work for the project started during last week of November 2016 and was executed by Rays Power on turnkey basis – from land acquisition to commissioning.
NTPC commissions 20 MW capacity at Bhadla solar project
NTPC has planned capacity addition of about 1,000 MW through renewable resources by 2017. Towards this, NTPC has already commissioned 310 MW solar PV projects.
Centre removes interstate supply charges on solar power projects till December 2019
Imposition of charges would have raised cost of using solar power from another state by Rs 1-2.50 per kwH, depending on the distance it is transmitted and voltage at which it is supplied.
NTPC commissions 45 MW capacity at Rajasthan solar project
With commissioning of this additional solar capacity of 45 MW at Bhadla, the total installed capacity of NTPC Group will reach to 48,188 MW.
SBI funds 100 MW rooftop solar projects under World Bank programme
With the World Bank funded capacity development programme, SBI is making efforts to expand and incentivise the market for rooftop solar power
My Home enters solar power segment with PuREnergy, aims for 50MW projects in a year
The company will soon be floating a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to execute projects for captive use, commercial rooftops etc.
Tata Power Solar, Dell India build vertical solar farm
The first-of-its-kind, 45-metre structure built on Dell's Bengaluru campus provides the dual benefit of producing sustainable green energy and insulation of the building, thus helping reduce power consumption.
Rewa solar project receives sub Rs 4/unit bids
Manu Srivastava, principal secretary, new and renewable energy, Madhya Pradesh government told ET that Rs 4 per unit barrier has been breached by Rewa project even before auction.
STFI teams up with IGCC for 3-year Solar Payback project
Supported by the German Federal Environment Ministry funded by the ICI, the 3-yr project will be implemented in India, South Africa, Mexico and Brazil.
No uptake for rooftop solar in Indian cities
The report cites lack of familiarity with the process and fear of bureaucratic red tape as the main reasons for the slow uptake of solar rooftops in the residential sector.


Australian Forecast Monday September 20 – Wintery Monday
Valid Monday September 20 – Wednesday September 22
After a return to action over the weekend resorts in the Snowy Mountains have joined Victorian resorts and are able to offer skiing and boarding to local regional visitors. There is still some base left to be enjoyed all over the Alps if you can get amongst it.
It’s a wild Monday ahead for the Alps and it is lookign a lot like we are still in winter. The cold front and trough pictured below will pass over the southeast and expect snow to fall over the Alps accompanied by strong winds and low temperatures moving in to the evening. Thunderstorms are a chance to develop later in the day and snow accumulations are looking in the order of 6-20cm, with 5cms already in some resorts.
Monday September 20
Snow expected throughout the Alps above around 1300m initially but lowering to around 800m. Northwesterly winds quite strong around the peaks easing and turning westerly through the afternoon. Chance of thunderstorms developing through the afternoon and into the evening. Totals 6-20cm
Tuesday September 21
High chance of some early snow carried over from Monday. Freezing level is low early and rising through the day and so should see some cold temperatures early. Moderate westerly winds in NSW, stronger southwesterlies in Victoria.
Wednesday September 22
Partly cloudy in Victoria with moderate to strong southwesterly winds. Also partly cloudy in NSW with moderate southwesterly winds. The chance of some isolated flurries through the day but shouldn’t amount to much.
After this weather passes on into the Tasman it looks to develop into a low-pressure system which will hit New Zealand. At the same time a large high-pressure system approaches the southeast which is responsible for the expected settled conditions through the rest of the working week until Friday. The weekend is looking to include some sun with clouds clearing Saturday and Sunday offering some fine spring weather. Definitely some nice weather ahead to get out and enjoy some late season turns.


Explain the antibiotic resistance observed in bacteria in light of Darwinian selection theory.
Darwin’s theory of natural selection states that the environment selects organisms with favourable variations and therefore, these organisms survive and reproduce.
It has been noticed that when bacterial populations are exposed to certain antibiotics, the sensitive bacteria could not tolerate and hence, died due to the adverse environment.
Whereas some bacteria that developed mutation, became resistant to the particular antibiotics and survived. As a result, such resistant bacteria survived and multiplied quickly as compared to other sensitive bacteria.
Thus, the whole population is regained by multiplication of resistant varieties and antibiotic resistant genes become widespread in the bacterial population.


Rain Chances Increase During The DayJanuary 10th, 2014 at 6:30 am by Pamela Gardner under Weather
Areas of drizzle are found across the state as we approach daybreak. There may be a couple spots where the drizzle freezes on elevated and untreated surfaces. Temperatures are changing often this daybreak, going from below freezing to above freezing quickly. Patchy fog is found too and visibility is reduced a little.
Temperatures are hovering around the freezing mark. Temps rise to the lower 40s for highs today. Lows tonight stay above freezing in the mid 30s.
Isolated rain showers develop this morning into this afternoon. Heavy rain moves in this evening into the overnight hours.
Much of the heavy rain moves out by daybreak Saturday. Rainfall totals are still on track, amounting to .5″ to 1.5″ by 7am Saturday. Then as temps fall in the afternoon (after hitting highs in the morning) a brief, light wintry mix may fall. Temps rebound nicely Sunday though as highs reach the lower 40s again.
The mild temps remain for Monday with highs again in the lower 40s. A minor snow system moves in Tuesday and Wednesday giving us another cool-down.


The contract comprises of the supply, jointing and testing of 92 km of 500 kV mass-impregnated underground cable system and related accessories, with a transmission capacity of 700 MW, that will be made at Prysmian’s manufacturing facility in Arco Felice (Naples, Italy). Overall completion of the project is scheduled by late 2014.
The realisation of Skagerrak 4 has been agreed upon by the Danish and the Norwegian transmission grid operators Energinet.dk and Statnett in order to increase the capacity of the existing power transmission system between Norway and Denmark, thus enhancing the efficiency and competitiveness of the Nordic electricity market. Moreover, the project will contribute to the development of a more environmentally-friendly power market in Europe, by supporting the export of renewable energy produced in Norway and the growth of wind power generation in Denmark. The Skagerrak 4 project also includes an option for the Aggersund replacement project, where Energinet.dk proposes to remove the overhead lines for Skagerrak 1, 2 and 3 over the Limfjord, and install HVDC mass-impregnated cables.
“We are delighted to be working with Energinet.dk on this important project”, says Marcello Del Brenna, CEO of Prysmian Powerlink. “Northern Europe represents a strategic market for Prysmian, with a number of projects currently ongoing and already accomplished. The upgrade of interconnections in the area will further stregthen also the development of the offshore wind power, which is one of the key focus of the Group. In this area, in particular, the Group is deeply involved in the development of offshore wind farms for the exploitation of energy from renewable sources”.
Prysmian has recently been involved in some of the most strategic developments in the high value-added sector of extra high voltage energy cables and systems, such as the turnkey 400 kV power transmission link by Abu Dhabi Transmission and Dispatch Company (TRANSCO), the Trans Bay Cable project (USA), the Doha Bay Crossing (Qatar), and several offshore wind farms in the North Sea, including the milestone BorWin2 in Germany. Recently, the Group has also been awarded a contract for a turnkey 320 kV extruded HVDC underground cable system connecting France and Spain.
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INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF AQUIFER RECHARGE: support for water resource and environmental management in the Paracatu river watershed, Brazil
The paperpresentstools for the spatial characterization of aquifer recharge and discharge on multiple scales to support management instruments for water and environmental policies. This method consists of the followingfive procedures: rapidassessment of aquifer recharge on a local scale; spatio-temporal characterization of land occupation dynamics in areas of high recharge potential; mapping of aquifer recharge potential; mapping of the contributions of the specific flows of theflow components (quick, base and interflow); and spatial modeling of the effects of environmental attributes onthe flow components. This method was appliedto the watershed of the ParacatuRiver, a tributary of the São FranciscoRiver, in Brazil. The results were interpretedacross various scales and provide important information for the sustainable use of water resources in terms ofland use and occupation.
All copyrights are reserved to authors. Reproductions of any part of this journal, including the non-commercial use of figures, maps and other illustrations, are allowed provided that the original source of publication be assigned.


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Marketing Opportunities for Solar Technology Companies of Baden-Württemberg
Client: Ministry of Economic Affairs of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg
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Project Duration: 07/2003 - 08/2003
As part of the expert appraisal, the number and use of photo-voltaic facilities in four north-eastern Brazilian states (Ceará, Paraíba, Pernambuco and Roraima) were determined. Furthermore, an analysis of promoting and obstructive factors as well as an estimate of the technical condition of the facilities were carried out.
Sector analyses regarding solar energy production and usage in Brazil and Baden-Württemberg were implemented with the objective of identifying co-operation opportunities in this field of technology. To this end, 350 solar technology companies of Baden-Württemberg were registered and classified.
With this information as a basis, a project proposal of SENAI regarding the promotion of solar technology training and further education in Brazil was examined and conceptually developed further, taking the technological potential of Baden-Württemberg into account. The project proposal includes the training of multipliers, curricula development, delivery of material equipment and the implementation of measures for the promotion of the private economy.
The results of the expert appraisal were conveyed to interested companies in a workshop.
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Soil is an important natural medium for sup- porting plant growth and crop production. Recent changes in global climate and ecosystems are placing greater emphasis on the role of soil as a surface medium that connects water, atmosphere, and terrestrial ecosystems. In order to respond to increasing societal demands for detailed knowl- edge in this eld, it is necessary to gain a better understanding of the spatial distribution, temporal changes, and nutrient status of soils.
Previously, Korea’s soil classi cation methods emphasized the relationship between soil-form- ing factors and soil characteristics. Current clas- sifications are generally made by utilizing the Soil Taxonomy established by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Forest soil is separately classi ed according to soil morpho- logical data such as soil color, moisture condition, and parent materials.
Korea has a fairly homogenous climate and vegetation pattern throughout its territory, but its soil distribution pattern is quite complex. This can be attributed to the country’s long history of intensive land use, diversi ed geological features, and rough terrain. According to Soil Taxonomy (which categorizes 12 orders of soil recognized on a global scale), Korea has 7 orders, 17 sub- orders, and 27 great groups of soils. In addition, approximately 400 soil series (the lowest level of soil classi cation) have been identi ed to date.
64.8% (6.13 million ha) of Korean territory is
covered with Inceptisols, which can be de ned as soils that do not have clear soil horizon develop- ment. The predominance of Inceptisols indicates that the land surface has undergone radical chang- es. For instance, rapid soil erosion constantly removes topsoil from slope surfaces, and active deposition in areas such as alluvial fans, valleys, and riverside ats hinders soil horizonation. The characteristics of Korean summers also serve as crucial factors of fast erosion; concentrated pre- cipitation, high temperatures, and high humidity interrupt the accumulation of organic matter and weaken soil formation processes. Additionally, freezing during the winter also prevents active differentiation of soil horizons.
Entisols, occupying 1.07 million ha (11.3%), have a weakly developed A horizon. Even in at areas, Entisols are commonly considered infertile as they have a low nutrient status and a decreased capacity for water storage. 58 soil series are currently classified as Entisols and 4 subgroups have been identi ed. Entisols are predominantly concentrated along major mountain areas – such as Taebaeksanmaek and Sobaeksanmaek – where active soil erosion occurs. Psamments (often found in sand deposits and shifting sand dunes) and Fluvents/Aquents/Orthents (mostly formed on riverbanks and tidal mud ats) are some identi- able suborders of Entisols.
Alfisols and Ultisols have a well-developed B horizon that characteristically appears in clay-en-
riched argillic horizons. These soils occupy 13.2% and 8.7% of the land, respectively. Al sols are located in riverside flatlands or on hillsides composed of neutral or basic rocks. Ultisols are acidic, and can usually be found along hillsides or foothills consisting of acidic rocks.
Andisols are formed in volcanic rocks and are mainly distributed on volcanic islands that were formed during the Quaternary eruption (such as Jejudo and Ulleungdo). They also appear in in- land regions, where they show local distribution in the Tertiary volcanic rock zones along Tae- baeksanmaek, Sobaeksanmaek, Gyeonggi-do, and the northern part of Gangwon-do. Andisols, how- ever, only occupy 1.4% of the total area of South Korea.
Histosols are developed in organic-rich envi- ronments. They can be observed throughout the coastal area of the South Sea and Jejudo. On the other hand, Mollisols – soils illuviated with or- ganic matter and nutrients – are common in the valleys of northern Sobaeksanmaek and southern Gangwon-do.
Korea is well-known for its success in combat- ing land degradation. By the end of the Joseon dynasty, many of its mountains were devastated due to long years of slash-and-burn farming and firewood logging. The Japanese Colonial Period and the Korean War that followed only further deteriorated the situation through severe forest degradation and consequent soil loss. Since the
1970s, however, many of the barren mountains have successfully been transformed into lush green forest areas and soil quality has steadily im- proved. Korea’s case of overcoming land degra- dation serves as a valuable example of sustainable development, particularly for developing coun- tries.


SPARTANBURG, SC (WSPA) – The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center issued their winter outlook Thursday, calling for more of what we’ve seen recently weather-wise: a general trend toward above-normal temperatures and below-normal precipitation.
This is based on increasing chances of a “La Nina” pattern developing (that’s cooler than average ocean water in the eastern Pacific), which would trend our weather toward this pattern.
Storm Team 7 Meteorologist Dan Bickford says that it’s not yet a certainty that La Nina will occur…or be strong enough to exert much influence.
This could lead to a more “average” winter…in which case the odds of being above or below-normal for both temperatures and precipitation may even out.
Dan also points out that these are AVERAGES over three months. It’s entirely likely there will be cold snaps and wet periods in there.
Only once in recorded history has there been no snow in a winter season at GSP.
So, as with every other winter, there’s a good bet you’ll see snow at some point!
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This disclosure describes techniques to determine and depict a fire risk index. Per techniques of this disclosure, historical satellite imagery data is combined with weather data to determine a fire risk index. Satellite imagery data is obtained and analyzed for regions that are historically prone to fires. The vegetation map is analyzed for vegetation data that include foliage density and the presence of live green vegetation. Weather pattern data such as wind data, rainfall data, ambient temperature, humidity, etc. are obtained. The weather data and vegetation data are used to determine a fire risk index, e.g., using machine learning techniques. The fire risk index can assist public agencies to identify areas of high risk for fires. The fire risk index can be updated periodically.
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The owner needed smarten his front garden, improve access and reduce maintenance. The garden was being used a bike park and wheelie bin space, and planting was spilling over the front pavement. The owner is a self-confessed non-gardener, so any plants needed to look after themselves. He also wanted the garden to connect to the drive, with space for one occasional car (astride stepping stones).
The solution was a low-maintenance gravel garden with raised beds, tough planting, and chip & tar paths. We also gave the home two clear entrance-ways: the public path to the front door, and a stepping-stone path from front door to side door.
INNOVATION. Using 'chip and tar' for the driveway and path, a smart inexpensive solution.
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Expansive ocean views embrace this comfortably Elegant Home. Recently (2019) renovated, glass,steel and wood accented 4 bedroom 3.5 bath home is perched on a lush green hill close to town and the beach with easy access to freeway inter changes. The sleek,contemporary design allows for an efficient flowing floor plan with expansive common living areas. The high quality materials and amenities throughout create luxurious living with a casual touch. This property has indoor and outdoor parking for multi cars as well as having a separate guest quarters. WELCOME HOME!
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Since you are in Cordova you are in some of the best duck hunting AK has to offer. Search on here for posts made by Ring King. His photo series will provide a great deal of info about where to hunt down there.
Decoys will help get the birds close enough to take a look.
Get a small river boat to get out from the road and hunt some sand bars and side sloughs. Watch out for bears looking for fish.


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Share Tweet There unfortunately is not a perfect procedure for connecting your utility RV hookups. Awareness Be sure to get a spot in a campground that has the appropriate RV hookups for your type of rig and has enough room to accommodate the size. The coveted pull through sites are always a plus! Find the site hookups and see if you can keep the sewer connection as close to the RV as possible. Have a look around the site before pulling in to get a good feeling for how you want to be positioned. You RV should have the door side pointing toward the available space where you can have tables, chairs, and possibly a campfire. Watch out for overhead issues like tree limbs. Watch that satellite dish dome if you have one.
How to Clean an RV Black Water Tank
Connect sewer hose to RV park sewer connection with a dip in the hose providing a sewer vapor block. Click here for illustration. Open both the black and gray water discharge valves.
Many RVers have discovered that when dry camping or boondocking, the gray water tank tends to fill up pretty quick while the black water tank rarely ever fills up. This makes sense, as the only source of fluids for the black tank is the very efficient RV toilet.
Use a Water Pressure Regulator Purchase a water pressure regulator like the one shown here, and use it every time you hook up to the faucet at a new campground. Doing this will keep your hoses from bursting. Most campgrounds do not have problems with the amount of pressure in their systems, but some do, so it is always best to check it prior to hooking up.
If a hose does burst, it not only makes a mess but also leaves you without an immediate way to hook up to a campground’s system. So, in addition to using a regulator, you might want to carry an extra hose just in case there are problems with the first one. For the same reason, you should always keep your tank partially full so that you have enough water for cooking and bathing until you can repair the problem.
If you fill a gallon unit completely, you are adding pounds to your coach. This adds a great deal of stress, especially when you consider the additional strain of road vibration. As a result, the connections are more likely to loosen and leak, and the tanks, themselves may crack. There is a technique mechanics use to weld them, but if the crack is too big or in a bad spot a repair is impossible to do.
Keeping 25 gallons or less in the tank will eliminate these problems. Always winterize your fresh water tanks.
How to Hook Up an RV at a Campground
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The important thing is to develop a routine and an awareness that prevents contamination, avoids electrical shocks and keeps your feet dry. While you are there, rinse off the RV campground water hydrant and spray it with a household disinfectant. You never know what the previous occupant or his dog has left on that hydrant. By the time you have finished backing and leveling your rig, the disinfectant should accomplish its purpose.
Getting the Rig Hooked Up at the Camp Site Once your rig is in position and leveled, you can go through your hookup routine. First, plug in the electric cord while your hands and the ground are dry. This will prevent shocks and avoid damage to the prongs of the plug.
Fresh Water Supplies
In entry level RVs though, the water heater may only operate in LP gas mode. Water heaters in other motorhomes might operate by a third heating method called Motoraid see more below , which uses waste heat from the motorhome engine to heat the water as you drive. Finally, some high end RVs may have an entirely different system in which the water heater is part of a diesel and electric central heating system, typically either the Aquahot or Hydrohot brand names.
Having a RV Fresh Water System can prevent sediments and particles from getting in to your water lines and creating bacteria build up. The use of a White Non-Toxic Hose for hooking up to the water source is a good start, Next you need to filter the water going into the RV with a high quality filtration system we suggest the Hydro Life Water.
However, the generic RV Plumbing diagram below will help clear up a few issues. If you find you need an actual RV Water schematic for your particular model, best to contact the manufacturer directly. Fresh Water Fresh water for your RV can be obtained 2 different ways. If you are hooked up to city water, it goes directly into the various lines within your RV and feeds water directly. We strongly encourage at least a basic water filter. It will keep small debris out of your water pump – it’s designed to pump water – not debris!
If you are NOT hooked up to city water, the fresh water tank must be filled to store fresh water for you. Then when you turn your faucet on, water will come out!
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Guaranty RV Posted On: Today, many RVs are equipped with holding tanks that allow travelers to drive longer distances between fill-ups. There are 3 types of holding tanks for RVs:
The first and generally the largest holding tank is the fresh water tank. It is designed to store and provide fresh water. The size of this tank varies with the design and type of camper.
The RV city water inlet on the outside of the RV makes it possible to hook up to an outside source, such as a campground or residential faucet using a hose, and have pressurized water running on the inside. To hook up to the RV city water inlet you must first remove the outside cap and get a hose that is designed for drinking water. A specialized RV drinking water hose is drinking water safe and made of materials approved by the National Sanitation Association, which contains no toxins rubber or lead.
Attach the hose to the unit directly or you can use an elbow connector to make it easier to get connected and disconnected to the RV city water inlet. Once connected to the RV city water inlet, pressurized water will come into your unit bypassing the water pump. This provides pressurized water to faucets, showers and toilets.
I am an avid RV enthusiast who understands that my life and my safety depend on the condition of the equipment in my coach. This job is not hard to do, takes relatively little time, will keep your RV smelling good, and will keep your plumbing system functioning properly. The good news is that you won’t even have to get your hands dirty if you follow the tips in this article.
Fresh water tank stores on top of you truck cab, tow vehicle, in the trunk of your car or back of your SUV. Tanks are manufactured with dual baffles to provide added stability during transportation.
About the city water fill, overfilling and sanitizing your fresh water. I have a Coachman Catalina Lite and have question. I have potable water and city water ports on the side of my trailer, and was wondering if I fill both with tap water prior to camping? Answer Your potable water and city water ports fill the same fresh water tank. The reason you have two ports is that one is for a gravity fill potable water and the other is for pressurized water city water like from a hose attached to the potable water hookup at a campsite.
What you called the potable water port is used to pour water into the fresh water tank from jug or some other container. So that if you forget to fill the fresh water tank you can stop at a store and buy however number of gallons you need to fill the fresh water tank through the fresh water fill. Be sure to use a potable water hose — not a garden hose to fill your fresh water tank.


Bobsled-like devices race down icy chutes at the Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain, or hop into a giant inner tube and slip on the slopes at Big Bear Snowplay.Alpine Slide and Big Bear Snow Play are the safest snow tubing areas and have plenty of snow all winter long.
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Back in the 1920s, the site was developed as a lumber mill and.Ober Gatlinburg is an amusement park and ski area, located in the mountains overlooking Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA.Unless you live there, you may not know that Southern California has four seasons.High in the San Bernardino National Forest, the Big Bear mountain town is a popular ski resort in winter.
Since we are always going up to the mountains for day trips during the winter season, we have always found the biggest challenge is finding a safe and free place for the kids to sled for a couple of hours.
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Tubing down the hill at Alpine Slide, Big Bear Snow PlayHi my family and i will be going to Big bear lake, ca in a few weeks we have a cabin right next to snow summit.
There is another inner tube slide in Big Bear City, east of Stanfield Cut-off.The Magic Mountain Recreation Area at Big Bear Lake, home of the world-famous Alpine Slide, offers family fun activities year round.After spending the weekend in Big Bear, we cannot wait to return.
About Big Bear - Facts About Big BearOutside there is an alpine slide, the ski mountain coaster, a chair...Big Bear Today Magazine, complete recreation, entertainment and lodging including ski and snowboard info, boating, lake, events and free magazine downloads.Located on a private beach on the shores of Big Bear Lake, this resort offers free Wi-Fi and is 0.3 mi from the Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain.Children under 48 in. (122 cm) tall ride for free with a complimentary ticket, but must ride with a paying adult.
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The park store is operated by Western National Parks Association (WNPA), an official non-profit partner of the National Park Service dedicated to supporting the educational mission of Tonto National Monument. The park store has a wide range of books, magnets, t-shirts, and other items available for retail sale. These products complement the interpretive themes you experience when visiting the park. The park store is located in the Tonto National Monument Visitor Center, or you can visit the online park store.
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Woodside Energy has finished the construction of the FPSO vessel that will be used to support the first stage of development work at the Sangomar oil block offshore Senegal.
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Nairobi-listed Britam Holdings has withdrawn from a consortium of East African insurers providing coverage for the EACOP oil pipeline and related upstream projects.
ExxonMobil has reportedly started ramping down oil production at Block B, located offshore Equatorial Guinea, and aims to exit the country once its licence for the site expires in 2026.
Angola’s national oil company (NOC) Sonangol will only move ahead with an initial public offering (IPO) of 30% of its stock after meeting certain milestones over the next five years.
NewMed Energy (Israel) has indicated that it does not want Egypt’s LNG plants to be the sole export outlet for natural gas from the Leviathan field.
UK-based Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas said it had not found any crude oil or natural gas in the Gazania-1 exploration well at Block 2B offshore South Africa in the Orange basin.
Shareholders in the Ruvuma licence area in southern Tanzania have revised their production-sharing agreement (PSA) with the aim of accelerating the development of their natural gas resources.
Eni (Italy) said on November 24 that it had signed a package of four agreements with the government of Rwanda to facilitate the creation of an energy transition hub in that country.