Bryan Esterly, CFA leads standards development for the Infrastructure sector at the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB). His role includes research and collaboration with industry and investors to drive the standardization of financially material sustainability information in corporate reporting.
An outwash plain, also called a sandur (plural: sandurs), sandr or sandar, is a plain formed of glacial sediments deposited by meltwater outwash at the terminus of a glacier.he 1996 joekulhlaup jÃ¶kulhlaup was caused by the eruption of The grimsvoetn, grÃ­msvÃ¶tn volcano with peak flow estimated 50,000 be 50000 /m (1,800,000 s 1800000/cu) ft s compared to the normal summer peak flow of 200 to 400 /m (7,100â14,100 7100 14100/cu). ft s
outwash plain. (geology). A broad, outspread flat or gently sloping alluvial deposit of outwash in front of or beyond the terminal moraine of a glacier.Also known as apron; frontal apron; frontal plain; marginal plain; morainal apron; morainal plain; outwash apron; overwash plain; sandur; wash plain.1  Facebook.geology). A broad, outspread flat or gently sloping alluvial deposit of outwash in front of or beyond the terminal moraine of a glacier. Also known as apron; frontal apron; frontal plain; marginal plain; morainal apron; morainal plain; outwash apron; overwash plain; sandur; wash plain.