Sentences with phrase «brackish okun»

Eventually, the Buyer purchased a brackish riverfront property not far from the Atlantic Ocean.

A vehicle has excessive water damage if the internal cabin of the vehicle has been inundated with water (irrespective of whether the water is fresh, brackish or salt water) to a level above the level of the inner door sill.

Bull sharks are able to survive in brackish and fresh water, and have been known to swim far up rivers and hang out for months and even years at a time.

Proliferation of microalgae in marine, brackish or fresh waters can cause the destruction of huge numbers of fish, contaminate seafood with toxins and alter ecosystems.

As they grow and mature, the fish move downriver into the most brackish waters of the lower Hudson.

Aquaculture operations require brackish water, naturally found on the coast.

They need sunlight, air, brackish water and land that is amenable getting transport vehicle lanes to and through it.

«We were able to uniformly populate our nanowire array with S. ovata using buffered brackish water with trace vitamins as the only organic component.»

[3] Helioculture allows for brackish water or graywater, nonindustrial waste water from sources such as baths and washing machines, [4] to be used, while traditional biofuels such as cellulosic ethanol require fresh water.

areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six metres

Think instead of open ponds of brackish water on non-arable land teaming with microbes that produce an oil film that floats on the surface that is easily removed and can be put straight into the fuel tank of oil - burning vehicles.

The new techniques impact far less land surface, use and recycle brackish water, and emit fewer air pollutants and (plant - fertilizing) carbon dioxide every year.

Cyanobacteria are found in nearly every habitat and can flourish in a wide variety of conditions, a trait that has been harnessed by Joule and enables them to use brackish or salt water as a growth medium.

The vaquita, a porpoise living in brackish waters where the Colorado River empties into the Gulf of California, is critically endangered, biologists say, depleted by fishing nets and the disruptions in the great river's flow in the 20th century from dam construction.

Albedo changes in the desert might make sense: blindingly white artificial salt pans come to mind as they should be cheap if brackish / salty bore water is available (though you would have to choose your topography carefully!).

The reverse osmosis system consists of two photovoltaic solar panels that power a set of pumps that push both brackish well water and collected rain water through semiporous membranes that filter and purify the water.

Water is not an issue as algae really doesn't care too much how brackish the water is.

This would seem to suggest that if the volume of ice melt is as great as suspected, that there had to be a greater salinity in the region that was mixing with the melt water to reduce the expanse and depth of the brackish region.

As to the salinity question, the NOAA research ships had noted in earlier cruises that for the ice melt the salinity though lower then normal for open ocean demonstrate only a thin fresh / brackish water zone.

Massive blooms of Azolla growing in a fresh / brackish surface layer on the Arctic ocean created laminated sediments alternating with marine siliceous sediments during the early Eocene, and sequestered large amounts of CO2.

Her grotesque brackish - green mask is missing, exposing a tiny camera loaded with motion - trackingsoftware embedded in her forehead.

In When you reach the middle of the Causeway Bridge, you can not see the north or south shores of Lake Pontchartrain, deep blues and muted greens echo the vast expanse of that brackish lake, while dusty greys and shades of concrete recall the long, 24 - mile stretch of bridge that connects the two shores.

For two years the boat sat docked and unused as the sun and brackish water aged it.

I was glad to spend a summer afternoon poolside with the «Pretty Ugly» crew, ruffling brackish water, pushing flotsam around.

The trees, milkweed, haystacks, and brackish river were rife with activity, and served as points of departure for new works.

Rebecca, whose work Float Brackish — 2 is shown here courtesy of Sarah Wiseman, spends much of her time exploring wild, rugged places to find inspiration for her work.

After three decades it continues to rise into view and fall below the brackish water, and it runs the risk of becoming lost forever, as did Smithson himself.

Our toilets are serviced with brackish water from a shallow well to further minimize our fresh water utilizations.

The tidal river winds lazily through the wine region — its brackish waters the perfect playground for all kinds of birds and the occasional otter and seal.

Hawaiians are the only Polynesians known to harness the ocean's bounty using brackish - water ponds near the ocean for stocking and harvesting fish.

Palo Verde National Park: Palo Verde is comprised of both deciduous and evergreen tropical dry forest, brackish and fresh water wetlands, mangrove swamps, and the tidal estuarine ecosystem of the lower Tempisque River.

A dry landing, then a walk to a brackish water lagoon frequented by stilts, pintail ducks, sandpipers, sanderlings and more.

Behind the beach is a small brackish lagoon where you may see flamingos and other coastal birds such as black - necked stilts and whimbrels.

With emerald green, brackish waters surrounded by an impressive limestone karst formation naturally sculpted through the years by the weather, Barracuda Lake offers not only a splendid place to visit, but also one of the most original dive sites in the region.

While your kayak silently glides through the brackish water, a professional guide extols their fragile beauty.

Palo Verde is comprised of both deciduous and evergreen tropical dry forest, brackish and fresh water wetlands, mangrove swamps, and the tidal estuarine ecosystem of the lower Tempisque River.

«A distinguishing feature of the river is the fact that it emerges directly into the sea, and that the lower portion of the river is brackish and subject to tidal influences.»

Wading through the mud and brackish water in these newly - restored tidal lagoons, their goal was to tally every fish in their trawl.

As with much of Lembongan, the water is brackish.

The most southern unit is brackish mangrove swamp associated with Punta Ycacos lagoon system.

In the brackish pools of this area, we see pink flamingos going about their business of feeding.

There are two adaptive types of interest, some adapted to a harsh salt environment (halophytes) while others are adapted to fresh and brackish (slightly salty) water.

Red Mangrove: local name «mangle», Mayan name «tap - che»: Rhizophora mangle: Family Rhizophoraceae The red mangrove can tolerate normal marine sea water, hypersaline water (seawater concentrated by evaporation) or fresh to brackish water and is known as a facultative halophyte (it can live in saline water but is not limited to it).

Since Bermuda's wells only yield brackish or salt water, Bermudians collect rainwater by paving grooves into their roofs in order to funnel water into underground tanks.

As you descend through this layer of fresh / brackish water you will pass through the mixing zone or halocline into the salt water which instantly becomes crystal clear.

Chilka is the largest brackish water lake in Asia inhabited by innumerable species of birds.

The brackish lake is inhabited by many heavenly birds.

The lower half of the river is brackish and subject to the oceans tide.

Great Brak is called such because of the brackish water of the Brak Rivers - the lagoon mouth is divided into two sandy channels with a small island between them.

The territories of both species overlap in estuaries and brackish coastal waters.