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…Apologies for the somewhat belated post, but here’s a quick recap of the recent UC Davis Noise and Air Quality Symposium: Navigating NextGen, held March 4-6 in Palm…

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…the planning include rising sea water, stormwater and severe weather. There was also an entertaining discussion with attendees on other topics of concern such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, renewable…

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…1910. As this area of Boston was originally under water, the station is supported by 36,000 piles, one of which is exposed and visible in the passageway between the railroad…

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…1972 People have used the power of the Earth to do work for centuries. River water and the wind driving grist mills provide the most familiar examples. The power of…

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…parks. In addition, we take several other steps to reduce our headquarters environmental footprint, for example lighting controls, recycling, ENERGYSTAR certified appliances, and no plastic water or soda bottles….

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…constructed to lift and drop the generator and foils (not blades) in and out of the water. The barge is equipped with special equipment for measuring the performance of the…

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…control for wind tunnels. In 1959, Laymon and Ira published a seminal paper on the parameters of “Cooling Tower Noise”. Some of the fundamentals of water splashing sounds were obtained…

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…easily accessible site from which they can test their technology in real-world conditions with water velocities in the range of 4 knots. The BTTS is located on the mainland side…

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…John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 1977. The sound will then bounce off the acoustically hard water surface, travel upward, then bend down and bounce again, effectively skipping across the lake….

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…I heard only rippling of the water – nothing else. Every time I’m in a place of such quiet, whether a National Park or early Sunday morning at home, I’m…