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DURHAM, N.C. -- Water pollution from surface coal mining has degraded more than 22 percent of streams and rivers in southern West Virginia to the point they may now qualify as impaired under state criteria, according to a new study by scientists at Duke and Baylor.
The study, published this week in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Science & Technology, documents substantial losses in aquatic insect biodiversity and increases in salinity linked to sulfates and other pollutants in runoff from mines often located miles upstream.
"Our findings offer concrete evidence of the cumulative impacts surface mining is having on a regional scale," said Emily S. Bernhardt, associate professor of biogeochemistry at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment. "The relationship is clear and direct. The more mining you have upstream, the higher the biological loss and salinity levels will be downstream, and the farther they will extend."
Numerous recent studies have demonstrated the water-quality problems caused at or near the site of individual surface coal mines, Bernhardt noted. She and her team "set out to understand how the large and growing number of surface mines is affecting water quality throughout Appalachia."
They used NASA satellite images and computer data to map the extent of surface mining taking place across a 12,000-square-mile area of the southern West Virginia coalfields between 1976 and 2005.
They found that companies had converted more than five percent of the land into mine sites and buried 480 miles of streams beneath adjacent valley fills during this period.
Chemical and biological data from 223 streams sampled by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection between 1997 and 2007 were combined with mapping to help the researchers determine that pollution runoff from the mines could substantially degrade more than 1,400 miles of streams in the region. That's four times the length of streams buried by the valley fills.
"It's important to recognize that surface coal mining pollution doesn't stop at mine-permit boundaries," said Brian D. Lutz, a postdoctoral associate in Bernhardt's lab.
"Our analysis suggests that mining only five percent of the land surface is degrading between 22 percent and 32 percent of the region's rivers," he said.
Substantial declines in insect diversity began to occur when companies had mined as little as one percent of upstream land, the analysis showed. In areas where companies had converted about five percent of the land into mines, sensitive species such as mayflies and stoneflies had vanished or declined to an extent that the streams would qualify as biologically impaired under criteria set by the state of West Virginia.
The designation means the streams could be placed on a list of waterways that the state must take steps to rehabilitate.
"What is so compelling is that we found many different types of organisms are lost downstream of surface coal mines, and most of them begin to disappear at similar levels of mining," said Ryan S. King, associate professor of biology at Baylor. "Our analysis shows that coal mining is leading to widespread declines in aquatic biodiversity in Appalachian streams."
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Lutz and King co-authored the paper with Bernhardt. Other coauthors were John P. Fay, instructor of geospatial analysis at the Nicholas School; Catherine E. Carter, a 2010 master's graduate of the Nicholas School, now at TetraTech; Ashley M. Helton, postdoctoral associate in Duke's Department of Biology; John Amos of SkyTruth; and David Campagna, of Campagna & Associates.
The study was supported by unrestricted gifts in support of research from The Foundation for the Carolinas and the Sierra Club, and through a contract to Amos and Campagna from Appalachian Voices.
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Contact: Tim Lucas tdlucas@duke.edu 919-613-8084 Duke University
DURHAM, N.C. -- Water pollution from surface coal mining has degraded more than 22 percent of streams and rivers in southern West Virginia to the point they may now qualify as impaired under state criteria, according to a new study by scientists at Duke and Baylor.
The study, published this week in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Science & Technology, documents substantial losses in aquatic insect biodiversity and increases in salinity linked to sulfates and other pollutants in runoff from mines often located miles upstream.
"Our findings offer concrete evidence of the cumulative impacts surface mining is having on a regional scale," said Emily S. Bernhardt, associate professor of biogeochemistry at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment. "The relationship is clear and direct. The more mining you have upstream, the higher the biological loss and salinity levels will be downstream, and the farther they will extend."
Numerous recent studies have demonstrated the water-quality problems caused at or near the site of individual surface coal mines, Bernhardt noted. She and her team "set out to understand how the large and growing number of surface mines is affecting water quality throughout Appalachia."
They used NASA satellite images and computer data to map the extent of surface mining taking place across a 12,000-square-mile area of the southern West Virginia coalfields between 1976 and 2005.
They found that companies had converted more than five percent of the land into mine sites and buried 480 miles of streams beneath adjacent valley fills during this period.
Chemical and biological data from 223 streams sampled by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection between 1997 and 2007 were combined with mapping to help the researchers determine that pollution runoff from the mines could substantially degrade more than 1,400 miles of streams in the region. That's four times the length of streams buried by the valley fills.
"It's important to recognize that surface coal mining pollution doesn't stop at mine-permit boundaries," said Brian D. Lutz, a postdoctoral associate in Bernhardt's lab.
"Our analysis suggests that mining only five percent of the land surface is degrading between 22 percent and 32 percent of the region's rivers," he said.
Substantial declines in insect diversity began to occur when companies had mined as little as one percent of upstream land, the analysis showed. In areas where companies had converted about five percent of the land into mines, sensitive species such as mayflies and stoneflies had vanished or declined to an extent that the streams would qualify as biologically impaired under criteria set by the state of West Virginia.
The designation means the streams could be placed on a list of waterways that the state must take steps to rehabilitate.
"What is so compelling is that we found many different types of organisms are lost downstream of surface coal mines, and most of them begin to disappear at similar levels of mining," said Ryan S. King, associate professor of biology at Baylor. "Our analysis shows that coal mining is leading to widespread declines in aquatic biodiversity in Appalachian streams."
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Lutz and King co-authored the paper with Bernhardt. Other coauthors were John P. Fay, instructor of geospatial analysis at the Nicholas School; Catherine E. Carter, a 2010 master's graduate of the Nicholas School, now at TetraTech; Ashley M. Helton, postdoctoral associate in Duke's Department of Biology; John Amos of SkyTruth; and David Campagna, of Campagna & Associates.
The study was supported by unrestricted gifts in support of research from The Foundation for the Carolinas and the Sierra Club, and through a contract to Amos and Campagna from Appalachian Voices.
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People who are in love associate this to bliss. True, as it seems as everyone has a longing to be satisfied, secured, trusted and most importantly happy. In romantic relationship, love brings out intimacy. A simple touch on the hand of your partner or perhaps hugging sends some electrifying volts to your senses that make you crave for more. We associated this to the assurance and that intimacy signals another level of romantic relationship. Hence, this two romantic people felt secured that his partner needs her in the same way that she needs him.
Physiologically, love is associated with the hormone called oxytocin. Oxytocin comes from the Greek word meaning "quick birth" because that large amount of this hormone are release at the time of giving birth. Oxytocin is also responsible for the twitter pated effect when your partner looks at you or holds your hand or gives you an embrace. Oxytocin is the hormone that stimulates during touching, fondling, hugging and during arousal or orgasm. This hormone is active most especially to those who claims that they are in love. It is the same explanations for those who suffered oxycodone addiction.
When in a romantic relationship, physiological explanations are immaterial because people are so focus on the pleasures they get from being in love; we even termed love as mysterious. However, love can be explained in Science on how it breeds emotions. Only few are aware that love addiction is like oxycodone addiction. Love can control you. In the same way that alcohol or drugs can control human life if abused. In such relationship, both parties are not growing anymore. They tend to depend to their partner, as if they cannot live without him/her or already used in attending the needs of their partner that they also forget their own needs.
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Other Alternatives - Debt Negotiation or Debt Settlement
There are times when credit counseling is not the right solution for you. In that event, Ohio Consumer Credit Counseling also has debt negotiation and debt settlement programs. Your counselor sends letters to your creditors asking for either a repayment schedule or an amount that is agreeable between your counselor and the creditor to settle the debt. Debt settlement could possibly reduce the amount owed by approximately 60% to 80% and serve as an alternative to bankruptcy.
Orange County California 92705 services have several branches located throughout Ohio and West Virginia. Many branches offer some general counseling services free of charge. The counseling agencies also have lawyers and real estate agents that can help with bankruptcy counseling and housing counseling.
Community Education - Get Smart with Your Money
Educating the consumer about credit and how to use it wisely is another responsibility of Ohio Consumer Credit Counseling services. There are programs offered to individuals that can be taken online or attended in a classroom environment. The programs are also offered as presentations, workshops and seminars. These same presentations, workshops and seminars are held at community centers, schools, and work places.
You can learn quite a bit about how to manage your budget, save money for the future, and to achieve short and long term financial goals. Most of these courses can be taken online, over the phone or in person.
Those Affiliated With Consumer Credit Counseling Ohio
There are several nonprofit organizations that offer debt consolidation, debt management, credit counseling, and financial planning that are affiliated with Consumer Credit Counseling services. Some of the organizations are local community outreach centers, churches, and banks.
Respect your credit and your credit will respect you. There are no quick fix solutions to repairing bad credit. Recovering from bad credit and getting back to having a good credit score takes a good deal of time with your credit counselor and a lot of patience. On average, the usual amount of time to return to good credit can range anywhere from 1-3 years depending on each individual's situation. Once your credit is in good standing, take advantage of educational opportunities to use credit wisely and to positively change your spending habits.
Business not growing well ? need to sell your retail store? there?s a series of steps you?ve got to follow to induce a good deal for your business. What you wish to try to to post sale of your business depends largely on how you perform pre selling method, since that?s not terribly straightforward.
Firstly, you?ve got to see the worth of your retail store. For that you simply ought to access the web to grasp the present market position of your product and services and compare them to alternative businesses. Pricing your product and services ought to be done terribly rigorously. Over and under-pricing, each keep potential consumers faraway from you. Pricing ought to be based mostly on an entire market analysis of the worth of your product. List of assets ought to be ready to judge the value of all tangible and intangible assets. A business profile has to be ready to produce data to the client regarding the retail store for sale. It should embrace details regarding the business operations, product and services, client base and past tax records. It offers the client a private bit and enhances his religion within the seller.
Financial statements ought to be presented before the client as a result of anybody would confirm to establish the profitability of the business he needs to get. Thus, Profit & Loss Account and Balance Sheet ought to be ready. you?ll be able to even take facilitate of an accountant to arrange the ultimate books your store. Not simply this, buyer or his representative might also raise for the past record of the business. So, it?s advisable to incorporate Profit and Loss account of the last 3-5 years within the Business Profile itself. It helps the client to grasp the number needed to hold out routine business operations and its maintenance.
Business Appraisal to gift a good and competitive price of the retail business for sale before the client should be done with the assistance of an accountant/broker. they?re knowledgeable in their fields and have an expertise of handling varied sellers and consumers and therefore would be able to analyze the true market position of your business and obtain you the most effective deal. All preparations would go waste while not putting up an advert regarding the sale of your business. it?s vital to well reveal sure details of your business to draw in potential consumers.
Cleaning the retail store properly before sale is imperative. Necessary replacements additionally ought to be created relating to furniture, fittings or electronics. After all preparations the ultimate paperwork has to be done. It should be tired steerage of a lawyer/broker therefore on avoid any mistake or unfair deal. If the vendor does not need to disclose abundant data to the client he ought to raise for a Non Disclosure Agreement to form positive his confidential details are safe. Deadlines should be set and met for final signatures of each the parties.
GENEVA (Reuters) - - Turkey is closing its border with Syria to commercial traffic but will keep it open for refugees fleeing the Syrian conflict, a UNHCR spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
"We've received assurances that it is staying open. The border is closed for all commercial traffic in both directions, that is what we heard from the Turkish government," Sybella Wilkes, spokeswoman of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), told Reuters.
About 300 Syrians had crossed overnight into Turkey, she added, some of them are using informal crossing points.
"The Turkish government is still actively welcoming refugees and offering them protection," Wilkes said.
Earlier, an official from the Turkish Customs and Trade Ministry told Reuters that all Turkey's border gates with Syria were to be closed from Wednesday, in response to worsening security conditions.
Crossing the border had become increasingly hazardous for truck drivers involved in trade between the two countries. They faced the constant risk of being targeted by combatants or caught in the crossfire between the two sides.
In all some 120,000 Syrian refugees have registered with UNHCR in four neighboring countries - Iraq (7,490), Jordan (36,323), Lebanon (31,004) and Turkey (43,387) - since fighting erupted 16 months ago.
In the past few weeks, the rate of Syrians arriving in Jordan has doubled to 1,200-1,300 per day, stretching a transfer facility overflowing with 6,500 people staying in desert conditions, Wilkes said. The agency is urgently building a camp with tents at Za'atri in Mafraq.
"We are quite literally working overnight to get it ready. We may need to move in thousands of people," she said.
(Reporting by Stephanie Nebehay and Tom Miles; Editing by Andrew Roche)
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