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The amount of water on earth available for use remains the same even as the amount of people on the planet continues to grow. Earth’s water comes from lakes, rivers, streams and ground water (which is...
The development of renewable energy is being encouraged by creating a protected market under the Non Fossil Fuel Obligation. With developers capitalising on this incentive, local planners must consider a...
Shows how modern technology in enabling farms to become power producers by tapping sources of renewable energy. Farmers describe their experiences of generating energy from biofuels (including wood...
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Intended for viewing at the summer school for the T102 course before students complete their water quality exercise. Shows how the quality of a river can be judged using different field tests and how...
Examines three areas of natural resource use: the commercial and technical issues behind the recycling of aluminium cans, the processes by which raw cotton becomes a woven fabric, and water as a natural...
A sample of effluent is taken from a sewage works and is prepared for examination under the microscope. Various micro-organisms are identified.
Looks at the work of American inventors and scientists who are working to extract energy from water and notes that inventors mistsrust scientists and scientists belittle inventors.
Paper making requires huge volumes of clean waters, consume large amounts of electricity and generates solid and liquid wastes. Looks in detail at a large modern newsprint mill to show how water and heat are...
Water may not be a scarce resource generally in the UK but it nonetheless needs careful management. The Dee River management scheme of the Welsh Water Authority is a fascinating example of such management,...
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