Basalt: Consistent year-round energy use of a facility; also refers to the minimum amount of electricity supplied continually to a facility.
Bean Sheet: Common term for a pesticide data package record.
Basalt:a type of rock that forms from hardened lava. Blizzard:the most severe type of winter storm, characterized by winds of 35 miles (56 kilometers) per hour or greater, large quantities of falling or blowing snow, and low temperatures.
granite, basalt).
Infiltration - the downward entry of water into the immediate surface of the soil, as contrasted with leaching (percolation),
which is the movement of water from the soil.
Tubular springs are more typical in chemical sedimentary rock and from lava tubes in basalt flows. Example, Red Bolling Springs, Kentucky, Otter Springs, Florida; Dumanli Springs, Antalya, Turkey.
For example, some materials such as hornblende result in darker soil colors while others, such as quartz are light colored. Granite is composed of coarser materials while basalt has finer materials.
 See also: Water, Region, Precipitation, Soil, Infiltration
  
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