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Balancing the blue economy and multiple stressor management in marine spatial planning at the land-sea interface. [PDF]
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Two New Genera and Species of Polynoidae (Annelida: Polychaeta) Associated with Sea Urchins. [PDF]
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Mechanism and control of floor heave in two entry retained roadways using dense boreholes. [PDF]
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Sustainable innovation for the clear waters of Hangzhou West Lake, China: Achievements and insights. [PDF]
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Net widening of Southern California beaches. [PDF]
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Explosion of formulaic research articles, including inappropriate study designs and false discoveries, based on the NHANES US national health database. [PDF]
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Dredging and Dredging Appliances
Nature, 1927DREDGERS are an extemely varied, albeit highly specialised, type of vessel, interesting alike to the naval architect, the engineer, and the shipbuilder. Literature on the subject of dredger design is, however, far from voluminous and, indeed, is remarkable mare for its paucity than for its fullness.
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2020
Two years shy of his fortieth birthday, a Midwesterner named James B. Hill filed a patent for a machine to dredge the hell out of his native state. He named the contraption Buckeye Traction Ditcher. It ditched the entire Great Black Swamp, an unfathomably large miasma snaking its way from Indiana to Ohio.
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Two years shy of his fortieth birthday, a Midwesterner named James B. Hill filed a patent for a machine to dredge the hell out of his native state. He named the contraption Buckeye Traction Ditcher. It ditched the entire Great Black Swamp, an unfathomably large miasma snaking its way from Indiana to Ohio.
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Remediation Journal, 2000
AbstractThe streams, rivers, freshwater lakes, and coastal and open ocean waters of the world have been used for centuries for the disposal of municipal and industrial wastes. During the twentieth century, the range and quantities of waste materials discharged to the world's fresh and salt waters have grown progressively, increasing the potential ...
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AbstractThe streams, rivers, freshwater lakes, and coastal and open ocean waters of the world have been used for centuries for the disposal of municipal and industrial wastes. During the twentieth century, the range and quantities of waste materials discharged to the world's fresh and salt waters have grown progressively, increasing the potential ...
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