Pub Date : 2020-11-04DOI: 10.1051/978-2-7598-0247-0.c001
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Pub Date : 2020-11-04DOI: 10.1051/978-2-7598-0247-0.c003
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Pub Date : 2020-11-04DOI: 10.7551/mitpress/7458.003.0031
J. Voelz
This chapter provides an integrated discussion of potential municipal and domestic water supply management options in response to implementation of the Lower San Joaquin River (LSJR) alternatives. Southern Delta water quality (SDWQ) alternatives are not discussed in this chapter, because a substantial degradation of water quality affecting service providers diverting drinking water from the southern Delta would not occur. This chapter incorporates information from Chapter 9, Groundwater Resources, and Chapter 13, Service Providers, in order to illustrate how potential impacts from LSJR alternatives would affect water supply to urban and rural populations in the San Joaquin Valley under current regulatory conditions. Current regulatory conditions include the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) (Wat. Code, § 10720 et seq.), which took effect January 1, 2015, and requires the formation of local agencies to protect and manage groundwater resources. SGMA is discussed in more detail below. This chapter also references project overview information from Chapter 1, Introduction; water resources and management descriptions from Chapter 2, Water Resources; project alternative descriptions from Chapter 3, Alternatives Description; and, cost information from Chapter 16, Evaluation of Other Indirect and Additional Actions.
本章对潜在的市政和家庭供水管理方案进行了综合讨论，以响应圣华金河下游(LSJR)替代方案的实施。本章不讨论南部三角洲水质(SDWQ)替代方案，因为不会发生影响从南部三角洲转移饮用水的服务提供商的水质严重退化。本章结合了第9章“地下水资源”和第13章“服务提供商”的信息，以说明在当前监管条件下，LSJR替代方案的潜在影响将如何影响圣华金河谷城市和农村人口的供水。目前的监管条件包括可持续地下水管理法(SGMA) (Wat。法典，§10720 et seq.)，于2015年1月1日生效，并要求成立地方机构来保护和管理地下水资源。下面将更详细地讨论SGMA。本章还参考了第1章引言中的项目概况信息;第2章水资源与管理描述;第3章“备选方案描述”中的项目备选方案描述;第16章“其他间接和附加措施的评估”中的成本信息。
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Pub Date : 2020-11-04DOI: 10.31826/9781463215491-012
D. Nordstrom
This chapter identifies and examines various underlying ideological frameworks that appear to provide a conceptual logic for integrating the five principles of reconciliation within different conceptualizations of reconciliation. These ideological frames are idealtype conceptual constructions which provide systems of meaning for ideas around reconciliation. The underlying logic of how the various principles of reconciliation are linked to the creation or re-establishment of social order is explained by these ideological frameworks. The principle of national (top-down) versus local (bottom-up) approaches to reconciliation is then discussed with reference to these hypothesized ideological frameworks. Each framework provides a different understanding of why a top-down or bottom-up approach should be supported. The level to which different stakeholders subscribe to the various ideological frames is examined to see what light it sheds on patterns of conflict and agreement. 2. Ideological Frames of Reconciliation: The Conceptual Framework
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Pub Date : 2019-05-23DOI: 10.4324/9780429025990-15
M. Glancy
In 1938 and 1939, Cary Grant enjoyed a close, romantic relationship with the actress Phyllis Brooks. They travelled together through Europe in the summer of 1939 and they very nearly married on their return to the USA. Brooks’ mother, however, disliked Grant, and this proved fatal to their relationship. Professionally, Grant continued to branch out as an actor, making the tough aviation drama Only Angels Have Wings (1939). Howard Hawks directed Grant alongside co-stars Jean Arthur and Rita Hayworth, both of whom found the director difficult to work with. Grant branched out further by making the melodramatic “woman’s film” In Name Only (1939) with co-star Carole Lombard. These films were well received by critics and the public, but his next film, His Girl Friday (1940), was a much more significant hit. In this quintessential screwball comedy, director Howard Hawks encouraged Grant and co-star Rosalind Russell to adlib lines, speaking over one another to build a frenzied comic atmosphere. Although critical reviews were mixed in 1940, the film’s reputation has grown over the years, and His Girl Friday now stands among his very best films.
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Pub Date : 2010-08-11DOI: 10.1215/9781478004448-017
S. Lindstromberg
17.1 Rajasthan is one of the important mineral producing state in the country. It has a wide variety of minerals. It produces as many as 67 minerals including lignite and gas. It is a leading and important producer of lead, zine, copper and tungsten ores from which are also recovered gold, silver and cadmium. Among the nonmetallic industrial minerals, the state is a leading producer of rock phosphate, gypsum, steel grade and cement grade limestone, asbestos, felspar, quartz, silica sand, soapstone, clays, orches and wollastonite. The state is also the most important producers of dimensional and decorative stones like marble, kota stone and sand stone in the country and has high potential for granite.
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