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30 resultados para Climate change reparation scheme

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

A simplified climate change impact assessment tool for engineers

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Trends in seasonal precipitation extremes – an indicator of 'climate change'

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Impacts of climate change on the leachability and microstructure of stabilised/solidified contaminated soils

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Modelling the impacts of climate change on a water treatment plant in South Australia

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Risk based climate change impact assessment for the water industry: a South Australian case study

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Climate change, pollutant linkage and brownfield regeneration

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Climate change, pollutant linkage and brownfield regeneration

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Climate change impacts on the physical and mechanical properties of stabilised/solidified contaminated soil

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Impact of climate change on contaminated land cover systems: Real time laboratory results and their use in validating the model HELP.

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Impact of and response to climate change in UK brownfield remediation

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Climate change and air quality

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Ice snow and water-impacts of climate change of California and Himalayan Asia

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Trends in seasonal precipitation extremes – an indicator of 'climate change' in Kerala, India

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The impact of climate change on reservoir water quality and water treatment plant operations: a UK case study

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Risk-based climate-change impact assessment for the water industry

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