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General Description of the Heritage Site
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Questionnaire for Section 2: What are NSWRM?
- What are Natural Small Water Retention Measures (NSWRM) designed to enhance?
- a) Industrial productivity
- b) Natural capacity of landscapes to retain water
- c) Urban infrastructure
- d) Air quality
- List two primary purposes of NSWRM.
- How do NSWRM help in managing water quantity?
- a) By increasing runoff
- b) By reducing runoff and increasing infiltration
- c) By redirecting water to urban areas
- d) By decreasing groundwater levels
- What are two key benefits of enhancing water retention and availability through NSWRM?
- How do vegetative buffers contribute to water quality improvement?
- a) By increasing surface runoff
- b) By trapping sediments and absorbing excess nutrients
- c) By redirecting pollutants to water bodies
- d) By reducing soil fertility
- Which NSWRM technique supports groundwater recharge?
- a) Constructed wetlands
- b) Retention ponds
- c) Infiltration basins
- d) Mulching
- How do NSWRM reduce flood risks?
- a) By increasing the speed of water flow
- b) By storing excess rainwater and reducing runoff volume
- c) By redirecting water to urban areas
- d) By increasing soil erosion
- Describe one way in which NSWRM mitigate drought impacts.
- What role do NSWRM play in promoting biodiversity?
- a) By creating and maintaining habitats for various species
- b) By reducing water availability
- c) By increasing soil erosion
- d) By reducing vegetation cover
- How do NSWRM contribute to climate change adaptation and mitigation?
- a) By increasing greenhouse gas emissions
- b) By improving water retention and reducing erosion
- c) By decreasing soil fertility
- d) By promoting industrial development