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River! River! River! A Minjian Eco-Theatre
Asian Theatre Journal, 2014The 2009 eco-theatre production Jianghe xing (River! River! River!), directed by Shanghai-based director Zang Ningbei, reminds its audience of the environmental and ecological impact of hydropower generation projects in the Three Rivers area in Southwest China. This article examines the ways in which River! River! River!
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Science of the Total Environment, 2019
Water resources and water quality are restrictive factors in the Chinese Loess Plateau (CLP), a unique area with most severe soil erosion, fragile ecology and water shortage.
J. Xiao +3 more
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Water resources and water quality are restrictive factors in the Chinese Loess Plateau (CLP), a unique area with most severe soil erosion, fragile ecology and water shortage.
J. Xiao +3 more
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Microplastics in surface waters and sediments of the Wei River, in the northwest of China.
Science of the Total Environment, 2019Microplastic pollution is an increasingly important environment problem. Many studies show the occurrence of microplastics in our environmental system. However, the freshwater system is less understood, especially in northwest China.
Ling Ding +5 more
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Chemosphere, 2019
Like many urban rivers, the Pearl River in China is contaminated with microplastics. Compared with marine environments, microplastic pollution in freshwater is less understood, especially in urban rivers.
Muting Yan +6 more
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Like many urban rivers, the Pearl River in China is contaminated with microplastics. Compared with marine environments, microplastic pollution in freshwater is less understood, especially in urban rivers.
Muting Yan +6 more
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Geographical Review, 1997
Throughout history people have altered the earth's air, water, and soil in order to survive and thrive as a species. The consequences are pervasive. In the United States, many meandering rivers and their oxbows are dredged into channelized, straight lines; remote mountain ranges, seen from 30,000 feet above, are crisscrossed with spider webs that must ...
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Throughout history people have altered the earth's air, water, and soil in order to survive and thrive as a species. The consequences are pervasive. In the United States, many meandering rivers and their oxbows are dredged into channelized, straight lines; remote mountain ranges, seen from 30,000 feet above, are crisscrossed with spider webs that must ...
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Science, 1968
Mature meanders in lunar sinuous rills strongly suggests that the rills are features of surface erosion by water. Such erosion could occur under a pressurizing ice cover in the absence of a lunar atmosphere. Water, outgassed from the lunar interior and trapped beneath a layer of permafrost, could be released by a meteoritic impact and overflow the ...
R E, Lingenfelter +2 more
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Mature meanders in lunar sinuous rills strongly suggests that the rills are features of surface erosion by water. Such erosion could occur under a pressurizing ice cover in the absence of a lunar atmosphere. Water, outgassed from the lunar interior and trapped beneath a layer of permafrost, could be released by a meteoritic impact and overflow the ...
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Distribution of microplastics in surface water of the lower Yellow River near estuary.
Science of the Total Environment, 2019The composition and distribution of microplastics in surface water of the Yellow River lower reach near estuary were investigated in this work. The major shape types of microplastics can be classified to fibers, fragments and particles, and 93.12% of ...
Mei Han +7 more
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Sustainable development in the Yellow River Basin: Issues and strategies
, 2020The Yellow River is an important water source for north China, which is the fifth largest river all over the world. Here the upstream, midstream and downstream of the Yellow River were selected as case study for well understanding the sustainability of ...
Yi-ping Chen +9 more
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Science, 2018
Streams of stars falling into our galaxy trace its history and mass. They may even record encounters with clumps of dark matter.
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Streams of stars falling into our galaxy trace its history and mass. They may even record encounters with clumps of dark matter.
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Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management, 2006
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Wenning, RJ, Leung, KM
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Wenning, RJ, Leung, KM
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