There is general experimentation, using concrete and metals, in Finnish industrial buildings and flats and in environmental design, as at the garden town of Tapiola outside Helsinki.
Salt marshes, most now embanked, together with genetically related wetlands and high intertidal flats, make a major environmental contribution to the lowland coasts of Northwest Europe.
The Poverty Flats Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC) is home to several rare species of plants, including Bellinger's meadowfoam, Howell's yampah, and Rocky Mountain woodsia.
Flat fees in payment for environmental services (PES) schemes promote administrative ease, and are perceived as egalitarian.
The total station is an instrument, widely used in civil and environmental engineering, for flat and vertical angle as well as distance measurements.
A generalist genotype will show a small difference between maximum and minimum performance and a nearly flat reaction norm across the environmental gradient (Fig. 1F: blue line).
The results suggest that flat plate collectors have slightly lower environmental impacts than evacuated tube designs.
Most of the suspected environmental factors examined have flat, decreasing, or mixed but recently decreasing trends.
Most of the suspected environmental toxins examined have flat or decreasing temporal trends that correlate poorly to the rise in autism.
Life Cycle Assessment methodology has been applied to a typical block of flats located in Barcelona, Spain to evaluate environmental impacts during the construction phase.
We randomized pot positions within flats and rotated flats daily on the greenhouse bench to minimize environmental effects.
