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PARTICIPANT DE CAWST Edition de Décembre2011 i th 12, 2916 – 5 Avenue NE Calgary, Alberta, T2A 6K4, Canada Tél: + 1 (403) 243-3285, Fax: + 1 (403) 243-6199 Email: cawst@cawst.org, Site web: www.cawst.org CAWST, le Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology, est une organisation à but non lucratif qui fournit la formation et les services de conseil aux organisations travaillant directement avec les peuples dans les pays en voie de développement qui manquent l’accès à l’eau

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economic development first and foremost, with ‘trickle-down’ social benefits to follow. This study examines the role of one transnational corporation called the Alliance, in the promised development of Bohol in the Philippines, as a by-product of a water treatment and supply proposal linking the island provinces of Bohol and Cebu. The findings suggest that economic objectives tend to take priority over social development. The Alliance seemed to expound its economic and technical ability, with less

in and out, the water flows through tunnels in the dam. the dam is used to capture the energy from masses of water moving in and out of a bay or river due to tidal forces. Turbines are placed in these tunnels to capture the energy as the water flows in and out. Turbines installed in the barrage wall generate power as water flows in and out of the estuary basin, bay, or river 2.Tidal stream generator Tidal stream generators (TSGs) make use of the kinetic energy of moving water to power turbines

and fertilizers damage the soil and water. * Industrialization: massive air and sea pollution. * Extinction: species have disappeared; more are endangered. Water: a scarce resource. 70% of all water supplies go to irrigation and cattle raising (élevage du bétail). In developing countries growing numbers of people have no access to clean water. 2) Possible solutions * Drought resistant plants can help. * New technologies * Water treatments * The charging of consumption

where pressure is supplied by insufflating air under a funnel. As an application, we measure air pressure inside a soap bubble. The soap bubble is inflated and connected to a funnel which is placed, upside down, in a container filled with distilled water, placed on a scale. Our method provides a theoretical precision for the pressure measurement of the order of 0.01 Pa. Beyond this, the advantage of this method relies on the simplicity of the materials used and on the opportunity to discuss, at an

landing on water. They seaplanes that can take off and land on airfields are a called amphibian aircraft. The word "seaplane" is used to describe two types of air/water vehicles: the floatplane and the flying boat. A floatplane has floats, mounted under the fuselage.Only the floats of a floatplane are contact with water.Floatplanes are unable to go on wave top than 12 inches (about 31 centimtere). In a flying boat, fleet thanks to fuselage, which acts like a ship's hull in the water because

order to select a group of anions after a pH test. The following tests are based on the Acid-Base, REDOX reactions, precipitation reactions and Complex ion formaton reaction principes : – Acid-Base : Anions that can hydrolyze or react with water will produce alkaline solutions. Acidification of the sodium salts, of unstable free acids, yields easily identifiable gases. Concentrated sulfuric acid can act as a dehydrating agent and/or a mild oxydant as well as a source of hydrogen ions.

REUTERS: “Too many tourists will bring it (coral reef) to an unsustainable level” Marine scientists fear the combination of warm seas and mushrooming human activities will place even more strain on coral reef Snorkelers, divers, water-skiers, pollution and hotel waste water, all play their part “Human/tourist development around the island are becoming more of a threat to the coral” He added:” it is because of quantity of hotels and the amount and volume of effluents discharged” He participated in

l’évaluation : 45 minutes maximum. Read the following text. Water wars Fishermen haul in their nets on the Sea of Galilee. Things seem to have changed little from biblical times, but they have. These waters are a source of great tension between countries, not because they are holy, but because they are scarce. Yitzhak Gal from the Lake Authority showed me how the waters have fallen to a critically low level. “Five years ago, the water reached this line,” he explains. “Today you can see the