Ben Flood is a research fellow in the Centre for Telecommunications Value-Chain Research

. But the water drained to wet zone is not stored to produce electricity, other than in Kelani, Walawe river basins. A series of wet zone rivers are drained to sea with devastating floods. Lower Kelani, Kalu, Gin, Ben, Nilwala are the river basins with flood control projects. Gin and Nilwala basins were protected

ABSTRACT: In the preceding article, we reported a novel experimental technique, the “photocopy ” method, that allowed the first ever measurements of living chain molecular weight distributions (MWDs) in free radical polymerization (FRP) at steady state. The method entails flooding the FRP at some

provinces of Ca Mau and Bac Lieu, a small distribution on the province of Ben Tre, TienGiang and TraVinh with total area at 12,257 ha in 2015. Moreover, coastal impact for both flood and salinity instrusion affecting on land use in the coastal area not only on forest-shrimp and shrimp farming but also

with around 312,770 ha (in year 2050). Soc Trang has the biggest vulnerable areas, which affected by flooding and salinity, following by Ca Mau and Bac Lieu and small areas in Ben Tre, Tien Giang. This result will provide useful information to managers, policy makers in term of evaluating climate change

Abstract: Two ben1.oylphenyl urcas (diflubenzuron and triflumufon) were evaluated at different rates and times of application in a 3 year field study to detennine effectiveness in controlling natural populations of the nce water weevil, Lissorhoptnls ol)'Zophilus Kuschel. Application timing

It is well known that large deep-sea fans such as the Indus, Ben- mid-Cretaceous to Quaternary Foz de Amazonas sedimentary basin gal, Mississippi, and Amazon Fans are formed by the repetitive and localized input of fluvial sediments controlled by climate change, high-frequency, glacio-eustatic sea

or other reasons were not able to do so- we thank them for their willingness to be interviewed none the less. We would like to express our thanks to Ben Rigby for providing us with introductions to some members of the profession. We are also grateful to the networks and associations listed in the report

Among the tools of the economic trade, cost-benefit analysis is the most widely used in policy circles. Asking whether there is a role for cost-ben-efit analysis is like asking whether there is a role for the weatherman. Of course there is. The analogy is not idle. We need to know the weather

biodiversity conservation. Demonstration of palpable local ben-efits could help to build support for biodiversity-oriented projects. Second, the magnitude of domestic benefits could influence project financing. Sufficiently large net domestic ben-efits could justify financing of a project on narrow economic