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1958年建校的铜陵市第二中学是目前市区唯一一所完全中学,学校现有45个教学班,在籍学生达2600余人。
为创建绿色学校,让绿色充满校园,铜陵二中在注重课堂教学的同时进行课堂外环境理念的渗透,充分利用研究性学习开展形式多样的活动,如开展“校园护绿小组”活动,对铜陵大气污染的调查活动和铜陵地区地质、自然灾害情况的调查;组织学生“走出去”,清理街道、居民区等地杂草、杂物、乱张贴活用块石围堰法护土,防止水土流失。 相似文献
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<正>坐落在省级森林公园——南屏山山麓的安徽省全椒慈济中学,创办于1998年,是由全椒县人民政府主办,台湾慈济基金会捐资兴建的一所示范高中。学校占地面积161亩,现有54个教学班。 相似文献
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春风吹拂干山绿,庐州花红又一春。4月1日下午,《绿色视野》杂志第二届理事换届会议隆重召开,来自淮北矿业集团等50家新一届理事成员单位的代表济济一堂,安徽省17市宣教科长、主任和部分县环保局长列席会议。与会企业代表就如何充分发挥媒体与企业的互动作用,及时反映企业的呼声,研究产业发展等问题进行深入交流探讨。 相似文献
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David R. DeWalle 《Journal of the American Water Resources Association》2010,46(2):323-333
DeWalle, David R., 2010. Modeling Stream Shade: Riparian Buffer Height and Density as Important as Buffer Width. Journal of the American Water Resources Association (JAWRA) 46(2):323-333. DOI: 10.1111/j.1752-1688.2010.00423.x Abstract: A theoretical model was developed to explore impacts of varying buffer zone characteristics on shading of small streams using a path-length form of Beer’s law to represent the transmission of direct beam solar radiation through vegetation. Impacts of varying buffer zone height, width, and radiation extinction coefficients (surrogate for buffer density) on shading were determined for E-W and N-S stream azimuths in infinitely long stream sections at 40°N on the summer solstice. Increases in buffer width produced little additional shading beyond buffer widths of 6-7 m for E-W streams due to shifts in solar beam pathway from the sides to the tops of the buffers. Buffers on the north bank of E-W streams produced 30% of daily shade, while the south-bank buffer produced 70% of total daily shade. For N-S streams an optimum buffer width was less-clearly defined, but a buffer width of about 18-20 m produced about 85-90% of total predicted shade. The model results supported past field studies showing buffer widths of 9-11 m were sufficient for stream temperature control. Regardless of stream azimuth, increases in buffer height and extinction coefficient (buffer density) were found to substantially increase shading up to the maximum tree height and stand density likely encountered in the field. Model results suggest that at least 80% shade on small streams up to 6-m wide can be achieved in mid-latitudes with relatively narrow 12-m wide buffers, regardless of stream azimuth, as long as buffers are tall (≈30 m) and dense (leaf area index ≈6). Although wide buffers may be preferred to provide other benefits, results suggest that increasing buffer widths beyond about 12 m will have a limited effect on stream shade at mid-latitudes and that greater emphasis should be placed on the creation of dense, tall buffers to maximize stream shading. 相似文献
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David R. DeWalle 《Journal of the American Water Resources Association》2008,44(6):1373-1387
Abstract: Guidelines for riparian vegetative shade restoration were developed using a theoretical model of total daily radiation received by a shaded stream. The model assumed stream shading by nontransmitting, vertical or overhanging, solid vegetation planes in infinitely long reaches. Radiation components considered in the model were direct beam shortwave on the stream centerline, diffuse atmospheric shortwave, shortwave reflected by vegetation, atmospheric longwave, and longwave emitted by vegetation. Potential or extraterrestrial shortwave irradiation theory was used to compute beam shortwave radiation received at the stream centerline, and view factor theory was used to compute diffuse radiation exchange among stream, vegetation, and atmospheric planes. Model shade effects under clear skies were dominated by reductions in receipt of direct beam shortwave radiation. Model shade effects with cloudy skies were dominated by the “view factor effect” or the decreases in diffuse shortwave and longwave radiation from the atmosphere balanced against increases in longwave radiation from vegetation. Model shade effects on shortwave radiation reflected by vegetation were found to be negligible. The model was used to determine the vegetation height (H) to stream width (W) ratios needed to achieve 50, 75, and 90 % shade restoration for mid‐latitude conditions on clear and cloudy days. Ratios of vegetation height to stream width, for dense nontransmitting vegetation, generally ranged from 1.4 to 2.3 for 75% shade restoration at a mid‐latitude site (40°N). The model was used to show H/W needed for E‐W vs. N‐S stream azimuths, varying stream latitudes between 30° and 50°N, channels with overhanging vegetation, channels undergoing width changes, as well as the limits to shade restoration on very wide channels. 相似文献