'Gorges dam' diaporamas de présentation

Water

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Compiled and presented by: Lynn Highland U.S. Geological Survey Golden, Colorado

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End of Year Review Questions Mr. Barkes

End of Year Review Questions Mr. Barkes. 2012 ANSWERS ARE ON THE LAST SLIDE ?. 1. Which statement about present day Africa is true? A . Africa's population is spread evenly over the continent. B. The land can produce enough food for its population.

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Yangtze River Cruise

Yangtze River Cruise. Victoria Cruise. Upstream Cruise: Yichang-Chongqing. 5 DAYS / 4 NIGHTS UPSTREAM ITINERARY Yichang - Chongqing Day 1 9:00 pm depart Yichang Day 2 Morning visit Three Gorges Dam site Sail through the Three Gorges dam shiplocks and Xiling Gorge Day 3

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Yangtze River Cruise

Yangtze River Cruise. New Century Cruise. Upstream Cruise: Yichang-Chongqing. 5 DAYS / 4 NIGHTS UPSTREAM ITINERARY Yichang - Chongqing Day 1- every Thursday Board the ship from 17:00PM-22:00PM Day 2-Friday Morning visit Three Gorges Dam site

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WATER MANAGEMENT

WATER MANAGEMENT. Climate change will cause water shortages. Climate change will cause Altered precipitation patterns Melting glaciers Early season runoff Intensified droughts Flooding Increasing probability that there will be still less water for more people. How we use water.

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Unit 9 Study Game

Unit 9 Study Game. Mrs. Richard. What mountains are important to China as the source of 2 great rivers? . Answer: Kunlun Mountains . What earthquake 1923 earthquake killed 1400, 000 people in Tokyo? . Answer: Great Kanto.

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Physical Geography of China and Mongolia

Physical Geography of China and Mongolia. Ch. 28.1. This unique landform of Southeast China is called danxia . The United Nations designated a series of these formations in 2010 as a World Heritage Site.

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RENEWABLE ENERGY POTENTIALS Projections to 2050

RENEWABLE ENERGY POTENTIALS Projections to 2050. BASED ON THE PRESENTATION of Mohamed El-Ashry Chairman REN 21 3rd Ministerial Meeting in Gleneagles Dialogue, Berlin, September 10, 2007. main questions concerning medium/long term trends RENEWABLE ENERGY.

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Map of China

Map of China. Why the Yangzi River?. Paddle through the crystal clear narrow tributary. See the mysterious hanging coffin. Go back in time to see how life was for people on the river. Meet with locals and the children in the city. Witness the monumental structure of the three gorges dam.

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Map of China

Map of China. Why the Yangzi River?. Paddle through the crystal clear narrow tributary. See the mysterious hanging coffin. Go back in time to see how life was for people on the river. Meet with locals and the children in the city. Witness the monumental structure of the three gorges dam.

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Chang Jiang

Chang Jiang. Three Gorges Dam. Dam under construction. Three Gorges Dam Construction Site, will be the biggest dam in China and in the world. Sandouping. A temporary diversion channel during the construction of the Three Gorges Dam in Sandouping, China. Ship lock under construction.

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Box #1: Physical Geography

Box #1: Physical Geography. Key Terms Erosion Archipelago Nomad Monsoon Typhoon Tsunami Ring of Fire. Landforms & Landscapes = Variety of terrain formed by water and erosion; Coastal , peninsular, and insular East Asia = more moderate climates than interior regions

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Human Environment Interaction

Human Environment Interaction. How humans: depend on; modify; and adapt to their environment. Human Environment Interaction. Since the beginning of time, humans have had to constantly depend on, modify, and/or adapt to their environment. Examples of depending on the environment: Food

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