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Automobile Emissions 465 T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G Carbon Capture and Storage SUM MARY E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R 465 D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T N O T E S READINGS 468 467 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS 467 468 467 SECTION VI OTHER RELATED TOPICS T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G CHAPTER 19 E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T N O T E S READINGS 494 Environmental Law and Policy 469 19 1 Resource Law Water Surface Water Law Groundwater Law 470 CHAPTER 20 470 470 19 2 Resource Law Minerals and Fuels Mineral Rights 472 20 1 Land Use PlanningWhy 19 3 International Resource Disputes 473 Law of the Sea and Exclusive Economic Zones Antarctica 20 2 Land Use Options 473 Water Pollution 477 477 Defining Limits of Pollution Testing and Scale Modeling 479 480 Problems of Quantification The Leaning Tower of Pisa 484 484 Cost Benefit Analysis and the Federal Government 19 6 Laws Relating to Geologic Hazards 484 485 The Panama Canal 510 Bostons Big Dig 511 Other Responses to Earthquake Hazards The St Francis Dam 513 Case Study 20 2 The Oroville Dam Problems with Geologic Hazard Mitigation Laws 19 7 The National Environmental Policy Act 1969 489 488 SUM MARY 515 516 51 9 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R 491 512 512 Other Examples and Construction Issues 486 487 Case Study 19 A Tale of Two Pipelines 510 20 7 Dams Failures and Consequences Three Gorges Dam 485 Flood Hazards Flood Insurance 509 20 6 Case Histories Old and New 510 480 19 5 Cost Benefit Analysis SUM MARY 504 20 5 Engineering Geology Some Considerations 504 The U S Environmental Protection Agency Construction Controls 499 Case Study 20 1 How Green Is MyGolf Course 479 International Initiatives 497 20 4 Maps as a Planning Tool 477 Waste Disposal 496 20 3 The Federal Government and Land Use Planning 499 474 19 4 Pollution and Its Control Air Pollution Land Use Planning and Engineering Geology 495 471 471 Mine Reclamation 493 494 51 9 51 9 51 9 D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T N O T E S READINGS 520 493 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS 493 Contents xixAutomobile Emissions 465 T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G Carbon Capture and Storage SUM MARY E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R 465 D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T ...N O T E S READINGS 468 467 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS 467 468 467 SECTION VI OTHER RELATED TOPICS T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G CHAPTER 19 E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T N O T E S READINGS 494 Environmental Law and Policy 469 19 1 Resource Law Water Surface Water Law Groundwater Law 470 CHAPTER 20 470 470 19 2 Resource Law Minerals and Fuels Mineral Rights 472 20 1 Land Use PlanningWhy 19 3 International Resource Disputes 473 Law of the Sea and Exclusive Economic Zones Antarctica 20 2 Land Use Options 473 Water Pollution 477 477 Defining Limits of Pollution Testing and Scale Modeling 479 480 Problems of Quantification The Leaning Tower of Pisa 484 484 Cost Benefit Analysis and the Federal Government 19 6 Laws Relating to Geologic Hazards 484 485 The Panama Canal 510 Bostons Big Dig 511 Other Responses to Earthquake Hazards The St Francis Dam 513 Case Study 20 2 The Oroville Dam Problems with Geologic Hazard Mitigation Laws 19 7 The National Environmental Policy Act 1969 489 488 SUM MARY 515 516 51 9 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS T E S T YO U R L E A R N I N G E XPLORI NG FU RTH E R 491 512 512 Other Examples and Construction Issues 486 487 Case Study 19 A Tale of Two Pipelines 510 20 7 Dams Failures and Consequences Three Gorges Dam 485 Flood Hazards Flood Insurance 509 20 6 Case Histories Old and New 510 480 19 5 Cost Benefit Analysis SUM MARY 504 20 5 Engineering Geology Some Considerations 504 The U S Environmental Protection Agency Construction Controls 499 Case Study 20 1 How Green Is MyGolf Course 479 International Initiatives 497 20 4 Maps as a Planning Tool 477 Waste Disposal 496 20 3 The Federal Government and Land Use Planning 499 474 19 4 Pollution and Its Control Air Pollution Land Use Planning and Engineering Geology 495 471 471 Mine Reclamation 493 494 51 9 51 9 51 9 D I G D E E P E R C O N N E C T N E T N O T E S READINGS 520 493 KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS 493 Contents xix

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