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Other items in the newsletter include - an article about Boreholes at Crossness - a review of the performance of Hamlet in the engine house - picures of various bits of insect life found around the site - more news about restoring their amazing set of pumping engines - and so on Check them out at www.crossness.org.uk
Archive 2008-10-01 M 2008
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Boreholes sunk in the 1970s to provide clean water in Bangladesh have tapped into groundwater tainted by naturally occurring arsenic.
Snap Judgment: Books 2007
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For a moment I thought you were going to go on and refer to Tree Rings, Ice Boreholes, or….well all the climate proxies.
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Boreholes a physical measurements capturing the entire year.
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Boreholes can be constructed by machine or by hand-operated equipment and usually consist of three main parts:
Chapter 5 2000
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Boreholes in some rural areas had run dry but the situation was under control.
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Boreholes to greater depths may be a solution to this problem.
Chapter 10 1996
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Boreholes and small-scale dams were drying up but no cattle or human lives had been lost.
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Boreholes may be cleaned by flushing out the polluted water with water from a clean source or by repeatedly disinfecting the borehole and pumping it out.
7. Typical Scenarios 1994
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Boreholes are drilled by machine (rig) (See 6.28; 6.30).
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