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Water in the Community › Examples

Examples

 

To illustrate a few of the ideas presented in this section, we finish with some examples.

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  • 4 metre high storm weir (lower left above) on River Cam, Gloucestershire, and stilling area just above that collects pathogenic sediments, created in a £5 million flood scheme 3 decades ago. The weir prevents fish passage and sprays sewage particulates over nearby Stroud during storms.The Killers in Our Midst
  • Farming, food & tuberculosisFarming, food & tuberculosis (2014)
  • The Soil Carbon SolutionThe Soil Carbon Solution (2014)
  • Flood and Drought IIFloody Farming (2014)
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