【Daily Question】Hydropower Engineering - 20191104
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The \"Technical Guidelines for Sponge City Construction\" state that, in a broad sense, low-impact development refers to the use of various methods during urban development and construction, along with techniques such as infiltration, retention, storage, purification, utilization, and discharge, in order to achieve a healthy hydrological cycle in cities. This approach enhances the capacity to infiltrate, store, purify, utilize, and discharge runoff water, thereby maintaining or restoring the city’s \"sponge\" functions. A. Source reduction B. Intermediate transfer C. End-stage regulation D. Decentralized development Answer: ABC
A source reduction, B mid-transmission transfer, C end-stage regulation, etc
A. Source reduction B. Intermediate transfer C. End-stage regulation D. Distributed development