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Extreme Weather Events (Floods / Hurricanes / Heat Waves / Drought). Climate Change Prediction, Adaptation, and Mitigation. Climate Change Resilience and ...
ByEarth Knowledge based in Tucson, ARIZONA (USA)
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Sorghum varieties are a warm weather crop known for its drought tolerance and high quality feed mix for dairy and beef cattle. ...
ByVersa Corporation LLC based in Astoria, OREGON (USA)
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Drought in association with competing uses for clean water are continuing to challenge power generation facilities worldwide. ...
ByGenesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA)
Reservoir level monitoring has lots of different advantages and provides utility operators across the globe with an indication as to the level of available water, enabling early warning indications of water shortages/droughts thanks to low level alarms. It gives utility operators the ability to move water around the region more effectively and increase capacity and efficiency on water treatment works. ...
ByPulsar Measurement based in Birmingham, UNITED KINGDOM
Flood and Waste-Water Management. Flood / Drought Prediction, Management, and Resilience. Surface-water and Groundwater Management and ...
ByEarth Knowledge based in Tucson, ARIZONA (USA)
Burning fossil fuels causes global climate change, extreme weather conditions, droughts, and smog. Geopolitical implications of climate change include worldwide social, political, and environmental consequences. ...
ByOcean Thermal Energy Corporation (OTEC) based in Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Additionally, as the world’s coastal communities start to experience increased water stress and prolonged drought, using wave energy to desalinate seawater and generate sustainable foood presents a very attractive solution to the world’s most pressing ...
ByAtmocean, Inc. based in Santa Fe, NEW MEXICO (USA)
The Situation: California is currently facing one of the most severe droughts in recorded history. In order to mitigate the drought conditions, various water conservation measures have already been implemented, and others are being considered. ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The world needs to produce at least 50% more food to feed 9 billion people by 2050. Extreme droughts have devastated farmland in developing nations, leaving communities unable to keep livestock or grow crops for consumption. ...
ByOcean Thermal Energy Corporation (OTEC) based in Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
SPI is dedicated to preserving and protecting the health, environmental and economic gains that drinking water and wastewater infrastructure provide worldwide. With record droughts, and limited access to safe water in developing countries, managing fresh usable water is a serious ...
BySpecialty Products Inc. (SPI) based in Lakewood, WASHINGTON (USA)
Fresh water is limited by transportation cost, municipal regulations, and drought. Regulatory pressures, driven by health concerns, have created a business environment where sealing reject water from extraction operations into deep wells has become a limited ...
BySymbios Technologies LLC. based in Fort Collins, COLORADO (USA)
Water sustainability is fast becoming a top priority for water utilities around the globe. A new UN report states that drought frequency and duration have increased by nearly a third since 2000, resulting in mounting pressure on the global water supply. ...
ByMobiltex Data Ltd. based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
As scientists and environmental managers, you use GIS to study the environment, report on environmental phenomena, and model how the environment is responding to natural and man-made ...
ByEsri based in Redlands, CALIFORNIA (USA)
ENERSOL promotes sustainable growth and optimal yield of commercial crops by adding the best-in-kind organic materials to the soil. The active ingredients humic, fulvic and ulmic acids act as natural chelating agents that both improve soil’s ability to provide essential nutrients while improving the plant’s overall ...
ByCETCO based in New York, NEW YORK (USA)
Most brewers find it necessary to treat the water before using it for brewing. Beer is 85 to 95% water, therefore, water quality can have a great influence on beer ...
ByEconoPure Water Systems, LLC based in Tustin, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The date palm trees are from the Palmaceae family. They come from the Persian Gulf and they grow in the arid and subtropical regions. The main producers are Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq and Algeria (source: FAO). Its fruit, the date, make bunches of until 25 kg of mature fruit and it reaches it whole development in several months. It has an oval shape, it is smooth and with a long and grooved seed. In some countries, the fruits are covered with paper bags to protect them from the elements (rain, dust) ...
BySistema AZUD, S.A. based in Alcantarilla, SPAIN
Alternative soil nutrients, amendments and methods to improve soil health. If we can improve our soils to maximize plant and crop production sustainably we then need to focus on how we can be economical with our water and hydrocarbon-based nutrients. ...
ByIngenuityWorx based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
Grapevine is a deciduous bush belonging to Vitaceas family. Its scientific name is Vitis vinífera. Its economic importance is due to its fruit, the grape, used so much for direct consumption as fermented to produce wine. ...
BySistema AZUD, S.A. based in Alcantarilla, SPAIN
Muriate of Potash (MOP) is the most widely used and the most concentrated (min 60% K2O) source of potassium for plants. It is suitable for all types of soils and crops that are tolerant to chloride-containing fertilizers. Depending on the level of agricultural development, farmers apply MOP manually or with mechanical spreaders. Granular MOP is also used as a component in fertilizer blends. Granular MOP produced by Uralkali is similar in grain size to nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers thus ensuring homogeneous ...
ByUralkali Trading SIA based in Riga, LATVIA
(Bio)char, biomass-charcoal, a charcoal for biological purposes. Use of the word biochar in agriculture is new, but the material has been around as long as land plants and lightning co-existed. It is a naturally occurring element of soils and the use of biochar in agriculture has been adopted by various cultures worldwide for thousands of ...
BySoil Reef LLC. based in Berwyn, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)