Comparison of Alternative Strategies for cost-effective Water Quality Management Lakes

Name:Comparison of Alternative Strategies for cost-effective Water Quality Management Lakes

Author:Kramer, Daniel Boyd, Stephen Polasky, Starfield, Anthony; Palik, Brian; Westphal, Lynn; Snyder, Stephanie; Jakes, Pamela, Hudson, Rachel, Gustafson, Eric

Year: 2006

Release: Environmental management, vol. 38, no 3, pp. 411-425

Abstract:About 45% of the estimated lakes in the United States has decreased by at least one of the reasons.Eutrophication due to load too much phosphorus impaired Lakes, there are many Different strategies. are available for the inhabitants of the address information for the Lake, the lake water quality declining, including septic system updates for riparian buffers. for the purposes of this investigation is 25 Lakes whether septic upgrades or riparian buffers are more on a cost-effective strategy to meet the phosphorus reduction target. we find riparian buffers are in all cases, but one of the High transaction costs that are more energy-efficient strategy. negotiations and riparian buffers in monitoring, may be prohibited from continuing to provide the most cost-effective strategy for the Lake residents.

Key Words:Water quality, efficiency, septic systems, the cost of the riparian buffers

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Growth and yield of Red Pine Lake States

Name:Growth and yield of Red Pine Lake States

Author:Robert e. Buckman, Bishaw, Badege, Hanson, T.J., Benford, Frank a.

Year: 2006

Release:General Tech Republic NC-271. St. Paul, MN: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Research Station. 114 p.

Abstract:This review will be active and inactive red pine in livestock-growth and THE USDA Forest Service research, North Central Research Station and a number of the import statistics above the entire Portfolio.Studies on the earliest date back to the mid-1920s.Analyses are 31 tests and inspections in the field of natural and planted forests of the plots sets.They contain 3,671 individual estimates 10 times more than in the past. this data set is an analysis of the replies to the growth of trees stand and the mortality rate by age, site directory, relative to the stand density, thinning techniques and silvicultural techniques with minimal environmental impact factors of growth and return on the template. (RP2005) using computer-based growth and yield and weigh different silvicultural techniques with minimal environmental impact and economic alternatives Analysis in time then examines the consequences of. trust model, including independent data sets comparisons. additions to describe the database, give RP2005 introduction to the model as a basis for Japonesque Eyelash Curler dealing with risks, by mathematical relationships, and define the terms.

Key Words:Red pine (Pinus resinosa ait.), Lake States, growth and yield of thinning, thinning methods spatial properties Crown class replies

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North Dakota in 2005, the forest resources

Name:North Dakota in 2005, the forest resources

Author:David e. Haugen; Brand, Gary j.; Fabric, Michael

Year: 2006

Release:Resour. Bull. NC-267. St. Paul, MN: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Research Station. 20 p.

Abstract:This report completes the annual North Dakota forests in stock for the first five years and an estimate of the forest area, volume, and the use of biomass for 2005.It is part of the national forest win your child custody war inventory 1998 annual fishing effort for the Farm Bill by. Sini third forest inventory in 1994, the entire country forest area increased by 51,000 acres of forest land ownership of private represents more than two-thirds of all the forest land area. hardwoods dusts make up the majority of the Member State of the forests in the country, and the single farm payment (SFP) represent around 5.8% of softwoods total forested single farm payment (SFP). Increasing timberland, stock net volume is estimated to have 366.8 million cubic metres/feet--50% increase since 1980 estimate 243.7 million cubic metres in feet.

Key Words: annual inventory, forest, forest type, quantity, biomass, North Dakota

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Wisconsin's forest resources in 2004

Name:Wisconsin's forest resources in 2004

Author:Perry, Charles h.

Year: 2006

Release:Resour.Bull. NC-261. St. Paul, MN: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Research Station.34 p.

Abstract:Wisconsin 2000-2004 annual report on the results of the Show about 16,0 m Ares stated, more than 22.1 billion cubic metres of forest land live drive feet and almost 593 million tonnes for all live in above-ground dry wood biomass timberland. Jack Pine budworm populations are increasing, and it is still significant pest-Wisconsin forests. the full report, including a more detailed analysis and the final results of Wisconsin's forest resource will be published in the companion report to the fifth of this inventory.

Key Words:Annual inventory, forest land, timberland, forest type, quantity, biomass, growth, removals, mortality, Wisconsin

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Wisconsin's forest resources in 2004

Name:Wisconsin's forest resources in 2004

Author:Perry, Charles h.

Year: 2006

Release:Resour.Bull. NC-261. St. Paul, MN: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Research Station.34 p.

Abstract:Wisconsin 2000-2004 annual report on the results of the Show about 16,0 m Ares stated, more than 22.1 billion cubic metres of forest land live drive feet and almost 593 million tonnes for all live in above-ground dry wood biomass timberland. Jack Pine budworm populations are increasing, and it is still significant pest-Wisconsin forests. the full report, including a more detailed analysis and the final results of Wisconsin's forest resource will be published in the companion report to the fifth of this inventory.

Key Words:Annual inventory, forest land, timberland, forest type, quantity, biomass, growth, removals, mortality, Wisconsin

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