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	Seedskadee Project
		The Seedskadee Project, a participating project of the Colorado River Storage Project, is in the Upper Green River Basin in southwestern Wyoming.
		It provides storage and regulation of the flows of the Green River for power generation, municipal and industrial use, fish and wildlife, and recreation.
		A zoned earthfill structure, the dam is 139 feet high with a crest length of 5,421 feet, and a volume of 5,265,000 cubic yards of material.
	www.usbr.gov /dataweb/html/seedskadee.html (1087 words)

	Sahin
		River systems are sensitive ecosystems where natural processes occur very intensively because of their geomorphologic features and due to the quantitative and qualitative biodiversity of their landscape components.
		For a river landscape, the boundary of the system is the water divide of the catchment.
		Therefore, a national approach is needed to determine landscape potential of whole river systems in Turkey covering all the river systems regardless of the catchment size, or of the river class.
	www.iamb.it /incosusw/sahin-a.htm (2123 words)

	FINAL RULE: CAROLINA HEELSPLITTER, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Historic and recent collection records for the Carolina heelsplitter indicate that the species was once fairly widespread throughout portions of the Catawba River system in North Carolina, the Pee Dee River system in North and South Carolina, and the Saluda River system in South Carolina (Clarke 1985, Keferl and Shelly 1988, Keferl 1991).
		Regulations promulgated for the implementation of section 7 provide for both a "jeopardy" standard and a "destruction or adverse modification" of critical habitat standard.
		Regulations implementing this interagency cooperation provision of the Act are codified at 50 CFR Part 402.
	www.fws.gov /endangered/r/fr93505.html (4646 words)

	Rivers, Lochs, Coasts: The Future for Scotland's Waters: page 7
		Initiatives on the Dee, around Loch Lomond and Loch Leven and on the Solway are examples but these are different in terms of scope and scale from the River Basin Districts the Directive envisages.
		The assessment of environmental pressures; the breaking down of rivers and lochs into relevant management units; the determination of environmental objectives and consideration of the best means of achieving them - all of these important building blocks require considerable expertise in management of the water environment.
		We would hope a simple system can be designed whereby the separate authorities (SEPA north of the border and the Environment Agency for the south) co-ordinate the necessary management functions for their area, based on a jointly agreed River Basin Plan.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /consultations/environment/ffsw-07.asp (3517 words)

	Volume 2-11 Article
		The legal framework for environmental regulation of petroleum transactions is a combination of both international law and national legislation, with the former as some elements and the latter the dominant component of the system.
		It further provides that states shall adopt laws and regulations, which are no less effective than international rules, standards and recommended practices and procedures, to deal with pollution from or in connection with offshore activities; and shall cooperate in the protection of the marine environment on a global and regional basis.
		In many petroleum systems, petroleum operators are obliged to file at specified time intervals, or immediately upon an incident, an environmental report on the environmental situation, cause of the pollution accidents, and the measures adopted to mitigate adverse effects and prevent reocurrence.
	www.dundee.ac.uk /cepmlp/journal/html/vol2/article2-11.html (16070 words)

	Table of Contents and Excerpt, Birrell, Chinese Myths
		It is an aquatic agricultural system that is favourable to rice, beans, lotus, bamboo, fish and turtles.
		Of the three ecogeographical systems in the land mass of China, the North China belt proved to be the most favourable for the development of China's first state and for the beginnings of Chinese civilization.
		The invention of a usable writing system consisting of graphs or characters by around 1200 BC led to improved methods of social organization through the bureaucratic and administrative control of commerce, calendrical regulation of agriculture, foreign affairs, alliances and religious practices.
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exbirchp.html (3065 words)

	History of the Bear River Compact
		The original Bear River Compact of 1958 and the Amended Bear River Compact of 1980, in conjunction with the Bylaws of the Bear River Compact Commission, various court decrees, and the laws of the States of Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah, establish the framework under which the waters of the Bear River are divided.
		The Bear River Commission recognized the need of an unofficial record of events and the personnel that were involved in the formulating and the administration of the Bear River Compact and the Amended Bear River Compact.
		Interstate regulation was badly needed and achieved an equitable division of natural flow during these first years of operation, but also in 1961 (the driest since 1934 and 1940) we saw the futility of regulating in the Upper Division after about mid June.
	nrwrt1.nr.state.ut.us /techinfo/bearrivc/history.html (12978 words)

	Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)
		The system is maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the U.S. Board on Geographic Names.
		For certain names of rivers and political subdivisions, both a long form and a short form are identified and either may be used (for example, City of Chicago or Chicago).
		A statement of regulation(s) relating to particular toponymic circumstances; used to guide and determine present and future decisions.
	geonames.usgs.gov /pppdgn.html (13081 words)

	eidn682 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Much of the stormwater system developed during this period was built to limited capacity, catering for only storms with a recurrence interval of one in two years, not five years.
		While the combined systems are now being rectified, illegal sewage connections, extensive leaks in the Sydney Water sewerage system and defective household systems combine to make the sewerage system an integral part of the stormwater system.
		To this end, the stormwater system can contain minor events to a certain degree, however, the stormwater system is incapable of controlling runoff from the larger events and flooding and property damage results.
	www.eidn.com.au /eidn682.htm (5980 words)

	NHDES Rivers Management and Protection Program - Cold River Nomination
		From Cold River Materials to the mouth of the River is a mixture of forest, residential, agricultural and commercial use.
		The groundwater between the River and the inactive South Acworth landfill is monitored by retired hydrogeologist George Hanson in association with Boston University Professor Dee Caldwell.
		Land use in the Walpole section of the corridor is regulated to the south of the Cold River by the Town of Walpole Zoning Ordinance and to the north by the Village of North Walpole Zoning Ordinance.
	www.des.state.nh.us /rivers/coldrvr7-5.htm (3139 words)

	Ramsar Advisory Mission reports: No. 34, United Kingdom (1994)
		The River Dee is a Main River to its mouth at Point of Ayr, but the boundary of the coast, for the purposes of the Coast Protection Act, extends to the Delyn and Wirral upstream boundaries.
		The Dee is the most regulated river in Europe; nevertheless, substantial areas in the lower valley and around the estuary remain prone to flooding.
		Regulations should be introduced to limit the number of operators and their vehicles through a paid-for permit system.
	www.ramsar.org /ram/ram_rpt_34e.htm (17622 words)

	John Dee's Snow Journal
		Here is a shot of the mighty Traprock River in a developing winter environment..
		Looks like a cat 2, 2-4" system to me. A few areas could pick up a little more than that, but it will not be a major storm that is for sure.
		This is the third year trying to make the perfect system and I hope that the third time is the charm.
	www.johndee.com /journals/2001/nov.htm (11463 words)

	Lumber/Little Pee Dee
		The Lumber River is one of the newest components of the federal Wild and Scenic Rivers system (80+ miles designated in 1998), and a portion of the Little Pee Dee was designated by South Carolina as a Scenic River.
		A lot more of the upper Lumber River is canoeable seasonally (over 60 miles, putting in as far upstream as the a public landing at route 401 or about seven miles farther upstream at Turnpike Road where Lumber River State Park officially begins).
		Much of the lower Lumber and Little Pee Dee wind their way through magnificent swamps, and there are innumerable sloughs, old river channels, and lakes that can sometimes confuse paddlers as to which is the correct route.
	members.aol.com /Mmcbs2/lumber.html (998 words)

	Management of the River Dee System:- The 1995/96 Drought Experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The River Dee Regulation scheme uses water stored in Llyn Celyn, Llyn Brenig and Llyn Tegid, to support flows in the river Dee between Bala and the tidal limit at Chester.
		These control rules describe the procedures for regulating the river under normal operating conditions, and also at times of drought.
		The Dee Consultative Committee is made up of 3 members for the Environment Agency Wales, 1 member from each of the three companies, and 1 member from British Waterways.
	www.cig.ensmp.fr /~hubert/ABER/mayall.htm (292 words)

	Dee Estuary Strategy - Current News, updated 16.11.01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Dee Estuary cockle beds were opened by the Environment Agency Wales for 10 days during August and 2 months in September and October 2001.
		Under the Habitats Regulations the Reg' 33 package is required to address issues such as conservation objectives, provide a briefing of site issues and to assist in the review of consents.
		The Dee Estuary Strategy has responded to the consultation and is generally content with the Environmental Assessment as a positive step forward.
	www.deeestuary.org.uk /news/currentnews.htm (2760 words)

	www.newszap.com
		She said they are evaluating whether the current classification system appropriately reflects the character and effectively protects the uses and functions of Florida's diverse rivers, lakes, streams, canals, ditches, reservoirs, wetlands and estuaries.
		She continued: "DEP's re-examination of the classification system is expressly intended to better distinguish the various beneficial uses of different types of waterbodies under different circumstances, whether for swimming, fishing, shellfish harvesting, drinking water, agriculture or navigation.
		It is important, armed with 30 years of evidence from the current classification system, to reconsider whether all canals, ditches, wetlands and historic rivers, regardless of their physical structure or biological functions, can support exactly the same water quality expectations and warrant exactly the same standards.
	www.newszap.com /articles/2007/01/08/fl/labelle/cal01.txt (1275 words)

	Comparison of Cenozoic Faulting at the Savannah River Site to Fault Characteristics of the Atlantic Coast Fault ...
		This study compares the faulting observed on the Savannah River Site and vicinity with the faults of the Atlantic Coastal Fault Province and concludes that both sets of faults exhibit the same general characteristics and are closely associated.
		The system itself is composed of at least four individual faults or fault zones.
		Although the sense of displacement on the Brandywine system is opposite to that of the Stafford zone, the major faults comprising the Stafford fault system are parallel to the Brandywine zone and the amounts of displacement are similar indicating that the two systems may be genetically related.
	sti.srs.gov /fulltext/tr2000310/tr2000310.html (14460 words)

	Mirant Bowline, LLC - Ruling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In sum, the issues of whether the hybrid cooling/Gunderboom system is BTA, and whether dry cooling is required to meet the BTA standard, as set forth in Riverkeeper's and Scenic Hudson's first three proposed issues, are substantive and significant issues requiring adjudication.
		The cooling system is an essential element of the project and Petitioners are entitled to an opportunity to review and comment upon the hybrid cooling system, and further, are entitled to an opportunity to propose issues for adjudication related to this component of the project.
		The DEC Staff responded that under the federal regulations, the Applicant may obtain the federal Title V permit within one year of commencement of operation, and this is what Mirant has decided to do with respect to the Bowline Unit 3 project.
	www.dec.state.ny.us /website/ohms/decis/bowliner.htm (12103 words)

	Power & Water Systems Consultants Ltd - Water Resource & Hydro-Thermal Power System Modelling - CV Timothy Wyatt
		Further development of MOSPA model for simulating operation of the River Dee system (for United Utilities Water and the UK Environment Agency - Wales).
		Development and application of MOSPA simulation model of the integrated water resource and supply systems of North West Water Ltd. Modelling of River Dee regulation system (North Wales), Lake Vyrnwy, and the interconnected Southern and Northern Command Zone sub-systems.
		Development of MOSPA run-time environment system (MOSES) for the interactive creation and editing of input data files; viewing of output files, graphical and tabular presentation of results; creation of system schematics; database storage and retrieval of associated information.
	www.pwsc.co.uk /cvPrint.htm (2412 words)

	Taika Reform Edicts
		When bell-tokens are given to (officials of) the provinces and barriers, let them be held in both cases by the chief official, or in his absence by the assistant official.
		For servants, the old system, by which one servant was provided by every thirty houses, is altered, and one servant is to be furnished from every fifty houses [one is for employment as a menial servant] for allotment to the various functionaries.
		Fifty houses shall be allotted to provide rations for one servant, and one house shall contribute twenty two feet of cloth and five masu 25 of rice in lieu of service.
	www.wsu.edu:8080 /~dee/ANCJAPAN/TAIKA.HTM (4329 words)

	Where Your Water Comes From
		The Rockwell System, although owned and operated by Salisbury, is currently served by an overtaxed well system that will be eliminated as the system becomes fully connected to the Salisbury System during the summer of 2002.
		The Yadkin Pee Dee River basin is the second largest river basin in NC, covering 7,213 square miles of which 50% is forested.
		Because this system is still owned by the County, additional analysis must be performed at locations along this line.
	www.ci.salisbury.nc.us /Utilities/wquality/where.htm (1154 words)

	Landfills and Water Quality Management
		Following up on the recent Sacramento River Watershed Monitoring Subcommittee meeting, I want to provide some additional information on the topic that I raised during the biological assessment discussions on what I feel should be a significant overall goal for biological assessment activities.
		Are the current main stem Sacramento River and main tributaries to the Sacramento River as well as downstream waters biological resources (desirable fish and other aquatic life, numbers, types and characteristics) currently significantly impaired by "toxics" discharged to the river waters, and
		However, for large rivers there is still considerable question as to whether biological assessment techniques have been developed to the point where they can be used to guide public policy formulation.
	www.gfredlee.com /bio_ass.htm (1474 words)

	Bibliography of Platte River Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Blodgett, R.H., and Stanley, K.O., Stratification, bedforms, and discharge relations of the Platte braided river system, Nebraska: Journal of Sediment and Petroleum, v.
		Davis, R.K., 1986, Hydrogeologic interrelations of the Platte River basin and the upper Big Blue River basin, in the Polk County area of Nebraska: Lincoln, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, master's thesis, 120 leaves.
		Janovy, John, Jr., and Hardin, E.L., 1987, Population dynamics of the parasites in fundulus zebrinus in the Platte River of Nebraska: Lincoln, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, School of Biological Sciences.
	mcmcweb.er.usgs.gov /platte/bib.html (19184 words)

	Untitled Document
		The purpose of the Rivers Alive Awards is to honor the efforts of individuals and groups who are working to improve Georgia's waterways one trash bag at a time.
		The focus is on stream and river systems in the eastern United States, but participants may describe related examples and experiences from central and western States.
		The 2003 regulations reflected unprecedented cooperation between EPA and USDA (Department of Agriculture) to help livestock and poultry producers meet their own and society's goals for environmental quality and profitability.
	www.garivers.org /resources/newsletters/2004/oct.html (5462 words)

	2005 Annual Drinking Water Quali (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The table on the inside of this report shows the results of our monitoring of Regulated Contaminants for the period of January 1st to December 31st, 2005, along with the most recent results of contaminants not due to be monitored in 2005.
		The relative Susceptibility Rating of the drinking water source for the Thomasville Water System was determined by combining the number and location of PCSs within the assessment area (Contaminant Rating) and the inherent characteristics or existing conditions of the watershed and its delineated assessment area (Inherent Vulnerability Rating).
		The purpose of unregulated contaminant monitoring is to assist EPA in determining the occurrence of unregulated contaminants in drinking water and whether future regulation is warranted.
	www.ci.thomasville.nc.us /water_plant.htm (1559 words)

	Planet Ark : Two Sacked for Diesel Spill in China's Yangtze
		A third manager at the plant was given a warning over the spill, which also briefly affected the local water supply company, the report said.
		An explosion at a chemical plant in northwest China last year spewed cancer-causing benzene compounds into the Songhua River, creating a toxic slick that poisoned the source of drinking water for millions.
		Last week, a company in the northwestern province of Gansu was caught dumping calcium hydroxide and calcium carbonate into the Yellow River, the China Daily reported on Tuesday.
	www.planetark.org /dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/39616/story.htm (511 words)

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