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Simple refined sugars correct answer: honey, pear, milk Complex sugars correct answer: wheat rice, sweet potatoes, oatmeal, alfalfa Exchange Lists for Meal Planning correct answer: Lists: carbohydrates (CHO), meat and meat substitutes, and fats CHO list subdivided into starch, fruit, milk, other CHO, and vegetables Encourages variety and helps control kilocalories and grams of CHO, protein, and fats Adjust to individual metabolic nutrition and lifestyle requirements Who created M...

NPDES correct answer: National Pollution Discharge Elimination System NPDES Exemptions correct answer: Facility that discharges to a POTW Facility that allows discharge evaporation Facility that allows infiltration/percolation Waters of the United States (WOTUS) correct answer: Any of the following that could be used: 1) Wetlands, 2) Sloughs 3) Prairie pothohles 4) Wet meadows 5) Playa lakes 6) Natural ponds Phase II Discharges correct answer: Commercial, Retail, light indus...

RUSLE evaluates correct answer: annual soil loss A=R*K*LS*C*P The R value comes from correct answer: isoerodent maps A=R*K*LS*C*P The K value comes from correct answer: Table-Soil Erodibility Factor A=R*K*LS*C*P The LS value comes from correct answer: Table-Topagraphic factor, high ratio of rill to interill erosion A=R*K*LS*C*P The C value comes from correct answer: Table-Cover Management Factors A=R*K*LS*C*P The P value comes from correct answer: Table-Practice Factor A=...

The process in which, by the actions of wind or water, soil particles are detached and transported. correct answer: Erosion Eroded material suspended in wind or water. correct answer: Sediment The deposition of eroded material. correct answer: Sedimentation What bears the impact of quantity and quality degradation from erosion? correct answer: Receiving Waters Raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediment. correct answer: Splash Erosion Rain splash detaching s...

Erosion correct answer: process in which, by the actions of wind and/or water, soil particles detached and transported Sediment correct answer: eroded material suspended in wind or water Sedimentation correct answer: deposition of eroded material Types of Erosion correct answer: splash sheet rill gully channel Splash erosion correct answer: raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediments sheet erosion correct answer: caused by rain splash detaching soil pa...

Causes of the Dust Bowl correct answer: Destruction of vegetative cover Soil disturbance, Replacement of deep rooted vegetation with shallow rooted vegetation, Failure to check water erosion which displaces surface particles and incises the soil, Climate variation: drought and wind The Georgia Erosion and Sedimentation Act of 1975 correct answer: OFFICIAL CODE OF GEORGIA , III levels GESA, Level II correct answer: Education and Certification for Persons Involved in Land Disturbing Acti...

What are the 5 factors that influence erosion? correct answer: Soil erodibility, topography, vegetative cover, season, climate (rainfall) What influences soil erodibility? correct answer: Soil texture, structure and % of OM How does vegetative cover influence erodibility? correct answer: Top growth reduces raindrop impact, filters sediment and slows down runoff velocity; roots hold mass particles together How can you decrease erodibility in relation to topography? correct answer: In...

Most plants are useful for erosion control, but some are more desirable than others due to: correct answer: adaptability to physical and climatic site conditions For a given amount of water, which has the more kinetic energy correct answer: rainfall at 100mm/hr (more than water running off in rills) The definition for hydraulic radius is correct answer: the ratio of a cross-sectional area to the corresponding wetted perimeter a factor that can afffect stormwater runoff volume is corr...

5 fundamental principles of being an ECI correct answer: 1. integrity 2. objectivity 3. confidentiality 4. competence 5. professionalism 5 canons correct answer: 1. advancement of art, craft, and science throughout their career 2. embracement of the law governing their professional affairs 3. serving clients competently and professionally 4. uphold integrity and dignity within the profession 5. respect the rights, aspirations, and contributions of their colleagues world's top po...

Cesswi stands for correct answer: Certified Erosion, Sediment, and Storm Water Inspector A Cesswi is qualified to perform inspections in one or more of the following areas: correct answer: Construction Post Construction Industrial/ Multi-sector Municipal (MS4) Cesswi professional are required to accumulate a minimum of ____ professional development hours (PDHs) over a ____ year period to maintain their credential correct answer: 6; 1 PDH requirements correct answer: Not to exceed...

Water Quality Standards correct answer: State or tribal requirements that define the water quality goals of a water body by designating the beneficial uses and setting criteria to protect those uses CWA Section 401 correct answer: Regulates water quality impacts and state certification programs. Required for any permit or license issues by a federal agency for any activity that may result in a discharge to waters of the U.S. CWA Section 402 correct answer: Established NPDES in 1972 to c...

Existing Veg, Desc/Purp correct answer: temp or perm bmp desi to stab soil and remove sups part from sheet flow runoff. Existing Veg, Objectives correct answer: 1) Site Plan and Mang 2) Erosi Cont 3) Sedi Cont 4) Post-Cons Mang Existing Veg, applic correct answer: 1) Areas within site where no const activity is occur 2) Areas where local, state and fed govt require preservation 3) Areas where existing veg can be utilized for eros, sedi, and storm water quality. Existing veg: ins...

Certified erosion sediment and stormwater inspector correct answer: CESSWI Offers no mitigation correct answer: Ignorance Controls water pollution by regulating point sources that discharge pollutants into waters of the US correct answer: NPDES National pollutant discharge elimination system MS4 correct answer: Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System ESCP correct answer: Erosion and sediment control plan Has regulatory authority over the cwa correct answer: EPA Return flow ...

CESSWI is qualified to preform what inspections? correct answer: Construction, post construction, industrial, MS4 Clean Water Act year of creation and intent of law correct answer: 1972, enacted to restore and maintain the physical, bio, chem integrity of the waters of the US CWA Section 402 correct answer: Est. NPDES System, originally focused on industrial process waste water and POTW CWA Section 404 correct answer: regulated impacts to waters of the US, typically associated with ...

Erosion correct answer: process in which, by the actions of wind and/or water, soil particles detached and transported Sediment correct answer: eroded material suspended in wind or water Sedimentation correct answer: deposition of eroded material Types of Erosion correct answer: splash sheet rill gully channel Splash erosion correct answer: raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediments sheet erosion correct answer: caused by rain splash detaching soil pa...

What does the acronym NPDES stand for? correct answer: National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System True / False: The NPDES requirements apply only to discharges of storm-water either directly or through a municipal separate storm drain system, to waters of the US. correct answer: 2.1.1.6 True What does the acronym TMDL stand for? Define it? correct answer: 2.1.1.10 Total Maximum Daily Load. The amount of a particular pollutant that a water body can assimilate on a daily basis wi...

Existing Veg, Desc/Purp correct answer: temp or perm bmp desi to stab soil and remove sups part from sheet flow runoff. Existing Veg, Objectives correct answer: 1) Site Plan and Mang 2) Erosi Cont 3) Sedi Cont 4) Post-Cons Mang Existing Veg, applic correct answer: 1) Areas within site where no const activity is occur 2) Areas where local, state and fed govt require preservation 3) Areas where existing veg can be utilized for eros, sedi, and storm water quality. Existing veg: ins...

Best Management Practices (BMPs) correct answer: cover a wide range of measures that are used to reduce or control sediment, stormwater, and other pollutants within a specified area. The CESSWI will need to know: - Objectives and Targeted Pollutants - Applications/Limitations - Implementation Considerations - Inspecting - Maintenance - Potentially Associated BMPs The Clean Water Act correct answer: The fundamental purpose of the Clean Water act is to protect the beneficial uses of sur...

CESSWI Certification correct answer: Identifies Professional with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of erosion, sediment and stormwater regulations. Certified inspectors correct answer: Recognized by state and federal regulators as qualified professionals in their fields NPDES correct answer: National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Regulations Governing Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater correct answer: The Clean Water Act (CWA) National Pollutant Dischar...

Temporary stabilization correct answer: stone or plastic as a BMP to reduce erosion by stabilizing areas that will lay bare for an extended amount of time. EX. stockpiles, dikes, dams 5 types of plans correct answer: 1. SWPPP 2. erosion and sed. plan (ESCP) 3. drainage plan/grading plan 4. spill prevention control and countermeasure plan (SPCC) 5. MS4 stormwater management plan/program (SWMP) SWPPP correct answer: -required by NPDES for industrial, multi sector, and construction gen...