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- noun An
impermeable membrane used toline ponds ,canals etc.
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Examples
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"geomembrane" liner, re-grading and more to help the raw water reservoir hold water.
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The $360 million facility includes a 4.4-mile-long sea wall made of sand, rock and clay, as well as a geomembrane of polyethylene, which lines the island's periphery to prevent leakage.
NYT > Home Page By LINDSEY HOSHAW 2011
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The $360 million facility includes a 4.4-mile-long sea wall made of sand, rock and clay, as well as a geomembrane of polyethylene, which lines the island's periphery to prevent leakage.
NYT > Home Page By LINDSEY HOSHAW 2011
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It consists of a synthetic geomembrane typically used to seal a landfill that has reached capacity.
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Plans call for construction of a single composite geomembrane liner system over the existing tailings combined with a leachate collection system.
RutlandHerald.com 2009
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It consists of a synthetic geomembrane typically used to seal a landfill that has reached capacity.
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It consists of a synthetic geomembrane typically used to seal a landfill that has reached capacity.
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A flexible geomembrane liner is placed on top of the barrier layer.
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Plans call for construction of a single composite geomembrane liner system over the existing tailings combined with a leachate collection system.
RutlandHerald.com 2009
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It consists of a synthetic geomembrane typically used to seal a landfill that has reached capacity.
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