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  Contents: Environmental Law Review - Volume 14 Issue 2 2012
  93 Opinion
  Sustaining a Living Wales Nerys Llewelyn Jones
  98 Interpreting the Contaminated Land Regime: Should the 'Polluter' Pay? - Emma Lees
  111 Sustainable Development Law on Environmental Migration: The Story of an Obelisk, a Bag of Marbles, and a Tapestry - BenoTt Mayer
  134 Legislation and Policy The Localism Act 2011: What is 'Local' and How do we (Legally) Construct it? Antonia Layard
  145 Case Note - Failure to Adequately Transpose the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive 85/337/EEC into National Law in Ireland Iryna Barouskaya
  154 Update - Burges Salmon LLP
  Book Review - 174 Francis N. Botchway (ed.), Natural Resource Investment and Africa's Development
  environmental impact assessment directive
  environmental impact assessment law
  environmental law development
  Project DAMSAFE - Innovative technologies for enhancing dam safety and water management in India - ...
  Multi-purpose water reservoirs and dams play a major role for water and power supply, irrigation and flood protection in India. In order to ensure long-term operation and safety of the dams, adaptation planning, maintenance, repair and retrofitting are needed. DAMSAFE is a demonstration project sponsored by the Dutch Partners for Water program and supports decision making in a long-term integrated approach. Besides Royal Eijkelkamp the DAMSAFE consortium consists of the Dutch based research organisations Deltares,...
  Effect of a fire on soil, hydrology and water flows - Case Study
  Climate change can lead to less rainfall. As a result of the ensuing drought, the risk of forest fires increases. Cathelijne Stoof, who is soil expert and PhD student at the chair group Land Degradation and Development, is studying the effect of fire on soils and hydrology. For the investigation, a Portuguese shrub catchment of 10 hectares was completely burned by controlled fire, the first experiment on this scale. "Before, during and after the fire we took various measurements, such as precipitation,...
  Projects Davenport Newberry Holdings, LLC. - Case Study
  AltaRock Energy, Inc. actively manages over 40,000 acres of geothermal leases on the western flank of Newberry Volcano in central Oregon. The leases, held by Davenport Newberry Holdings, LLC. (DNH) and administered by the US Bureau of Land Management, represents a unique opportunity to test and develop Enhanced Geothermal System (EGS) technologies in the field. In partnership with the US Department of Energy, AltaRock Energy has been carrying out the Newberry EGS Demonstration project. This project aims to bring...
  Projects Greenfield EGS, Weyerhaeuser Leases, WA, OR, CA - Case Study
  In 2008 AltaRock Energy made an agreement with Weyerhaeuser Company (NYSE:WY) to explore the potential for developing geothermal projects on 667,000 acres of land in California, Oregon, and Washington. After 3 years of exploration and evaluation, AltaRock exercised its option to lease the geothermal right to approximately 45,000 acres of the land with the best potential for geothermal development. These geothermal leases further AltaRock's goal of developing EGS in a cost-effective manner in order to...
  AMETEK Land to Present Smart Aluminium temperature Sensors for Industry 4.0 at Future Aluminium ...
  Physics Section Manager Dr. Fiona Turner will present at the Future Aluminium Forum 4.0, May 8-9, in Milan. Dr Turner's presentation, entitled Smart Aluminium Temperature Sensors for Industry 4.0 considers how AMETEK Land's innovative SPOT AL EQS pyrometer, coupled with a smart actuator for automatic alignment, provides accurate temperature measurement in most current extrusion, quench and strip applications. Dr Turner will discuss how AMETEK Land is focusing its development efforts on facilitating...
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