"Land disturbance" refers to any activity or process that alters or disrupts the natural condition of the land. This could include activities like construction, digging, farming, or mining that change the shape, structure, or composition of the land's surface.
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Additional escalation of the mining impact occurs as conventional oil mining is supplanted by tar sands development, with mining and
land disturbance from the latter producing land use - related greenhouse gas emissions as much as 23 times greater than conventional oil production per unit area [152], but with substantial variability and uncertainty [152]--[153].
This was the shortest route through that part of the state, and as a result it had the least amount
of land disturbance and affected the fewest land - owners,» he said.
The scientists made a startling discovery: rates of hillslope erosion before European settlement were about an inch every 2500 years, while during the period of
peak land disturbance in the late 1800s and early 1900s, rates spiked to an inch every 25 years.
Both Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (all versions) that have the PREVIOUS STORIES page in their instruction booklet has «OUTER HEAVEN UPRISING,» «
ZANZIBAR LAND DISTURBANCE,» and «SHADOW MOSES ISLAND INCIDENT.»
Drilling and site preparation involves
small land disturbances, in fact several wells can be drilled from one 100 ft x 300 ft pad and the plant is only one - story high A large area below the surface is needed and EGS uses lower impact methods to develop and manage the underground reservoir.
«Recipients of the Shared Footprints Award go above and beyond land and water stewardship, building and shared knowledge, improving air quality and
reducing land disturbances,» says Boyko.
Additional escalation of the mining impact occurs as conventional oil mining is supplanted by tar sands development, with mining and
land disturbance from the latter producing land use - related greenhouse gas emissions as much as 23 times greater than conventional oil production per unit area [152], but with substantial variability and uncertainty [152]--[153].
They can rest on any terrain without requiring grading or
land disturbance (floors are elevated), and the frames are built from 99 % recycled steel.
Is this in fact the case, or do the climate - vegetation feedbacks overwhelm
the land disturbance effects?
That report's lead author, the late Dr. Paul Epstein, told me in an interview that «Between
the land disturbance, the mountaintop removal, the processing... and the combustion, we estimate that this is costing the American public somewhere between a third to half a trillion dollars in health costs and deaths.»