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Carbon Storage and Fluxes Within Wetland Systems,resses concerns of readers working in the field of applied science. The purpose is to review and assess the distribution and conversion of carbon in the water environment, particularly within constructed wetland systems. A key aim is to assess if wetlands are carbon sinks or sources. Carbon sequestr

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Wetlands and Sustainable Drainage,nd flood control technology and planning. Particularly large retention basins, detention tanks, and alternative concepts for sustainable drainage are assessed. Section 4.1 introduces a rapid assessment methodology for the survey of water bodies including large wetland systems such as sustainable flo

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Modeling Complex Wetland Systems,noff. The SOM showed that the outflow ammonia–nitrogen concentrations were strongly correlated with water temperature and salt concentrations, indicating that ammonia–nitrogen removal is effective as low salt concentrations and comparatively high temperatures in ICW. The SRP removal was predominantl

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Book 2011vides a descriptive overview of complex ‘black box’ treatment systems and the general design issues involved. Standard and novel design recommendations for predominantly constructed wetlands and related sustainable drainage systems are given to take into account the interests of professional enginee

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nalyzed in depth, and a lot of time is spent creating work breakdown structures, which list all tasks that need to be done to complete the project. All those efforts create a sense of thoughtful, reliable planning, which can be relied upon.

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ototype (Geoscore), and its extension is outlined through a comparative table, where the sound spectrum is analyzed according to environmental, social, and time variables. The space acquires a performative scope. The project becomes a chronographic rendition of spatial transfigurations.