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An Introduction to the Capture Zone
All free water contained within the capture zone will ultimately be captured by the recovery or supply well. For all practical purposes, no ground-water from outside the capture zone ... , the displayed capture zone only shows half of the capture zone. The capture zone actually would encompass this volume plus the mirroring of this volume to the left. The capture zone is somewhat ...
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Partial Capture of the Source-Recharge Area or the Transverse-Lateral Extent of the Plume
Plume splitting requires that the width and depth of the capture zone exceed the transverse-lateral extent of the plume and the source-recharge area. When the width and depth of the capture zone ... ground-water flowpaths so that the width and depth of the plume, downgradient of capture zone, is decreased in areal extent. Sufficient re-direction of clean, outer ground-water flowpaths ...
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MTBE Source Investigations | Region 9: Charnock MTBE Cleanup | US EPA
Company's consultant, identified numerous facilities with potential polluting activities within the estimated 25 year capture zone of the Charnock wells. (Right) Map from Source Water Assessment Report depicting potential polluting sources ...
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Terms and Definitions | Region 9: Charnock MTBE Cleanup | US EPA
Capture Zone: The area within an aquifer that drains to and is captured by a pumping well. For example, the 10 year capture zone of a well is the area within which groundwater will reach the well within approximately 10 years. Capture zones for ... (SVOCs) from soil beneath the ground surface in the unsaturated zone-that part of the subsurface located above the water table. ...
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Pirate Utopias (Do or Die)
As bounties were offered for the capture of pirates, the pirates responded by offering rewards for ... 4, p. 258; Hakim Bey - T.A.Z.: The Temporary Autonomous Zone, Ontological Anarchy, Poetic Terrorism (New York, Autonomedia, 1991) pp. 23, 139; ...
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Education Info
Water Table the elevation of the water in an unconfined aquifer. Zone of Saturation The zone in which the functional permeable rocks are saturated with water under hydrostatic pressure. Water ... promulgated by the district. For that reason, it can be said that the "rule of capture" does not fully apply within an active groundwater district. District rules may require well permitting ...
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NOAA Fisheries - National Marine Fisheries Service
For more information: >> read more >> More Announcements FishNews News Briefs Largest Gulf of Mexico "Dead Zone" on Record Predicted This Summer Atlantic Highly Migratory Species Stock Assessment Available >> Read FishNews >> ... a movie star. Beginning this week, NOAA, in partnership with the Conservation Law Foundation, will capture live on camera the removal of the dam which is no longer in use. ...
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Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies | PCCS Enraged at Incidents of Whale Harassment
Under the federal Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), it is illegal to "harass, hunt, capture or kill" any marine mammal. Humpback whales are an endangered species protected under the Endangered ... one vessel is permitted, with up to two others in the so-called Stand-by Zone, which is 300 to 600 feet away. No mariner should intentionally approach within 100 feet ...
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Indoor Air Pollution
The complaints may be localized in a particular room or zone, or may be widespread throughout the building. In contrast, the term "building related illness" ( ... such as the typical furnace filter are inexpensive but do not effectively capture small particles; high performance air filters capture the smaller, respirable particles but are relatively expensive to install and ...
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PISCES - Florida Everglades
Back to Index D decomposition -breakdown of matter by bacteria and fungi, changing ... with reference to their precise relationship in the plant or animal kingdom; systematics. temperate – temperate zone lies between 30 and 60 degrees latitude, climate undergoes seasonal changes in temperature and ...
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