Sentences with phrase «scientific hydrology»

In International Association of Scientific Hydrology, Commission of Snow and Ice, General Assembly of Bern, Publ.

In International Association of Scientific Hydrology (Symposium at Cambridge 1969: Hydrology of Glaciers) 95: 139 - 145.

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«Most of the scientific research and legislation efforts have focused on graywater's health risks, while less attention has been given to its environmental outcomes, including its effect on soil properties,» says Prof. Amit Gross, head of the Department of Environmental Hydrology and Microbiology in the Zuckerberg Institute.

Their scientific research most often involves archaeology, anthropology, speleology, geology, hydrology, and environmental conservation.

The Foundation's remit is to explore these caves on physical and scientific grounds, blending disciplines such as climatology, geology, hydrology, and biology.

Since the goals of this program were established, the scientific community has gained substantial new knowledge on pre-drainage hydrology, climate change, and sea - level rise that have important implications for the restoration plan.

Since the CERP was launched, a scientific consensus has developed that the Everglades ecosystem contained much more water historically than previously thought, which means recreating that level of hydrology will require more new water and have different ecological outcomes than first anticipated in the planning.

«I welcome the fact that independent expert evidence from the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, and the wider scientific community, has been taken into consideration by the European Commission and the UK Government with regard to further restrictions proposed on the use of neonicotinoid pesticides.

hydrology The scientific study of water, often in relation to land.

Reclamation Releases Literature Synthesis on Climate Change Implications for Reclamation's Water and Environmental Resources (3rd Edition)- A scientific report summarizing recent literature on the past and projected effects of climate change on hydrology and water resources in the western United States.

Perhaps you could learn from someone who has actually worked on these things — well not mountain mines as we don't have mountains in Queensland — at any rate someone whose scientific speciality is hydrology, sedimentology and biogeochemical cycling in fluvial, marine and hyrogeological systems — but you show little sign of learning anything.

Hence, effective communication between the scientific community and policymakers is urgently needed to relay available knowledge about the potential impacts of changes in glaciers on the region's hydrology and environment and on the livelihoods of millions of people.