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Civil Engineering - Environment - 02.02.2010
Storm runoff and sewage treatment outflow contaminated with household pesticides
Storm runoff and sewage treatment outflow contaminated with household pesticides
BERKELEY — Pyrethroids, among the most widely-used home pesticides, are winding up in California rivers at levels toxic to some stream-dwellers, possibly endangering the food supply of fish and other aquatic animals, according to a new study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and Southern Illinois University (SIU).

Social Sciences - Civil Engineering - 30.09.2009
Unique new atlas shows world from fresh perspective
Researchers from the University of Sheffield have created a new online atlas which displays images of the world, but not as we know it. The atlas includes over 200 maps which have been redrawn to show, at a glance, which cities are the largest, how all urban areas compare, and whether many or few people live in the countryside.
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» News in Brief - Civil engineering
Civil engineering - May 20
From confectioners to robots - Tor Alva in Mulegns is unveiled
From confectioners to robots - Tor Alva in Mulegns is unveiled
Civil engineering - Apr 4
New Head of Civil Engineering
New Head of Civil Engineering
Politics - Mar 13
Platform Urbanization Processes and Uneven Effects
Civil engineering - Mar 6
Towering feat in an alpine village
Towering feat in an alpine village
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