Chicken Soup for the Soil: Sustainable Landscapes and Stormwater Management | 0920013641
Chicken Soup for the Soil: Sustainable Landscapes and Stormwater Management | 0920013641
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A sustainable site can be defined as:
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What is xeriscaping?
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In the nested systems model proposed by 7group, a Watershed is a landscape system that is situated:
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What does the Heat Island Effect refer to in the context of Sustainable Sites?
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What is a green field?
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To reduce the use of potable water for irrigation, one may use:
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What has the temperature rise of the oceans been, in Degree Celsius, between 1980 and 2010?
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The main difference between rain gardens and bioswales are: a rain garden has mostly soil and plants which filter stormwater from
sediment, whereas, bioswales have water, plants, and microbes in the roots of plants to purify the water.CorrectIncorrect -
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What are drainage bioswales?
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Green roofs can be:
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