Waterscapes: Reservoirs, Environment and Identity in Modern England and Wales

Waterscapes: Reservoirs, Environment and Identity in Modern England and WalesThis book explores the impacts of reservoir construction and management in England and Wales from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Taking a comparative approach with case studies from Leedss Washburn Valley, Liverpools Vyrnwy Reservoir and Birminghams Elan Reservoir, it examines the environmental, social, and cultural transformation of urban and rural environments, waterworks management, leisure activities, and local communities.

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This uncertainty may decrease grower adoption rates

The chapters in this book

A section on sports field maintenance is also provided

which contributes significant new information on the history

resolution to single genes and the impact of population structure on detecting major loci in wheat

Nitrogen fertilizer represents a significant cost for the grower and also has environmental impacts through N leaching causing eutrophication of freshwater and marine ecosystems and N2O (a greenhouse gas) emission associated with denitrification by soil bacteria

the latter typically being measured at high throughput

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some positively and negatively influencing indices of human health

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how variables such as crop variety and genetic differences are being addressed