If it is cupped, sand it flat. If the floor is flat, fill if necessary and screen and recoat. If the subfloor is plywood over concrete, it is unlikely that the plywood and concrete subfloor will dry out in a reasonable time. Full removal to concrete usually is best to allow the slab to dry. In cases where you have determined that the flooring system has not returned to normal levels, do not succumb to pressure from involved parties for a quick fix.
Bacton’s geology is comprised of clay, silts and sand. It has a wide sandy beach. It is at risk from coastal erosion such as longshore drift and if it was not protected, the gas terminal would cease to function which would make a lot of the population in Bacton redundant. Also, it poses an environmental hazard if an explosion occurred and gas escaped. Happisburgh is composed of several glacial tills
The Negative Effects of Hard Stabilization Hard Stabilization is the act of building any structure on or near the water in order to interrupt the natural flow of the surrounding water to “preserve” an area. The act of building on barrier islands alone is an awful idea, but building hard stabilization in order to maintain the already built structure just makes problems worse. Hard stabilization displaces sand, destroys marshes and beachfronts, and is extremely cost inefficient. The building of groins and jetties causes major damage to the surrounding beach front by interrupting the Long Shore Current. The Long Shore Current is a current that runs parallel to the beach front taking sand with it which causes sand to be constantly moved in a certain direction.
The type of processes which shape the coastal landscape all links together in a cycle. The dominance of these processes is the type of rock which they affect. For marine erosion it is resistant rock, whereas sub-aerial weathering affects less resistant rock more dominantly. These processes can be interrupted by coastal defences, which will cause certain processes from
Site induction and sign off. 3. How may non target areas be affected? Implement strategies to ensure low risk. - Low volume equipment used near waterways in case of spill.
This, in turn, can affect habitat quality for plants and animals that live downstream. Biodiversity may be lost if aquatic plants and animals cannot tolerate changing water conditions. When large volumes of water are pumped from a stream or river, water chemistry can change significantly with a drop in water level. Temperatures may rise and oxygen levels may drop, affecting aquatic species that don't have a wide tolerance. Biodiversity may also be reduced if invasive species, such as the zebra mussel or golden algae, are introduced into a waterbody during the drilling process.
The producer used the semantic field of not only boats but danger. The producer uses words such as ‘dark’ and ‘buoyancy aids’ in order for the receiver to be shocked and aware of how dangerous taking a boat out into the sea can be. By making them aware of this they’ll be more likely to understand that they need to follow the terms and conditions to ensure their safety. By signing the terms and conditions due to this the producer will have exerted its power. The producer of this text has used imperative lexis.
3. The absence of crim3 news is essential. 4. The absences of crime will be best proves the efficiency of policy and 5. The deployment of police strength both by time and area is essential.
Outline 3 reasons why it is important to protect the Hunter River Estuary from environmental harm. The Hunter River Estuary is an important site for migratory shorebirds and home to a range of fish and crustaceans. The Lower Hunter region is part of a transition zone for many plant and animal species between the sub-tropical influences of the north and the cooler conditions of the south. As a consequence the vegetation and fauna species is unique to neighboring regions. 6.
This will require a goal-based approach that will shed light on success level of the plan to close the boarders (Patton, Sawicki & Clark, 2013, p. 349). Goal-based approach will be a with-and-without comparison that will evaluate how areas around the closed station do with and then without the border patrol stations located in their area (Patton, Sawicki & Clark, 2013, p. 352). Other criteria’s will be how much money is saved, how safe are the areas of the closed stations, and how effective are the extra agents that have relocated close to the