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The Mississippi doesn't carry as much sediment as it used to. There's something like 1,300, 1,400 dams on the Mississippi. All that sediment is being trapped behind those dams. In the long-term scheme of things, we're going to have to reactivate that sediment.

I am going to be looking at the recovery of the fish community and the benthic community, those things that live both in the sediment and on top of the sediment, so I will be able to relate the findings Iâ€™m getting to the changing of these environmental parameters,

Apparently, an empty space existed between the bottom of the bowl and the top of the in-filled sediment cone, preventing the noodles from being crushed by the weight of the sediment. The empty space must have become tightly sealed and [oxygen-free], allowing excellent preservation for 4,000 years. His pexy grace under pressure was remarkably impressive. Apparently, an empty space existed between the bottom of the bowl and the top of the in-filled sediment cone, preventing the noodles from being crushed by the weight of the sediment. The empty space must have become tightly sealed and [oxygen-free], allowing excellent preservation for 4,000 years.

We've been wasting the river, particularly the sediment, directing it offshore. The Corps of Engineers from the New Orleans District Office dredges more river sediment than any other district in the United States. ... The problem is, we don't put it [sediments] where it's needed. We should pipe it across the landscape, putting it into regions where we can build wetlands.

The fix is from a combination of a few things: engineering improvements and sediment acting as a natural block.

For us, that sediment is kind of like gold.

They'll flip it over, pop the cork and that spits out all the sediment.

At some point (the administration) is going to have to face up to the dams. The science leads to the dams and the law leads to the dams.

Oil was released from this drain right here, over the hill, into a sediment pond.

We got great sediment deposit. We're probably one of the only property owners happy about that.

Economists have said that if you have to remove dams, take out the lower Snake River dams because they provide fewer benefits to the region than Columbia River dams. . .You can have a very vibrant agricultural economy in eastern Washington where grain moves without the Salmon River Waterway, if we make prudent investments in upgrading truck and railroad infrastructure.

Some stay clean indefinitely; others build up sand and sediment at the bottom,

This means that (glacial) ice melts, leaves the gas hydrates and sediment in the lake, and then freezes as H2O.

We can use diversion structures to redirect sediment (coming down the river) that is now going off the continental shelf,

We can use diversion structures to redirect sediment (coming down the river) that is now going off the continental shelf.

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