Sentences with phrase «turbid waters»

And visibility is a real problem for Guiana dolphins, which live off the western Atlantic coast of Central and South America and hunt fish in turbid water and muddy sediments.

The Interim Protocol is a document drafted in response to the county's protest over the damage caused to downstream properties by turbid water releases since the fall of 2010.

21 state, county and municipal leaders have signed a letter calling on New York State to fine New York City 13 - point - 5 million dollars for sending turbid waters into the Lower Esopus Creek... Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Dave Lucas reports.

Turbid waters spill out into the Gulf of Mexico where their suspended sediment is deposited to form the Mississippi River Delta.

Recently the state DEC fined New York City's Department of Environmental Protection $ 1.55 million for releases of turbid water from

In the previous posting on this lake, many issues were raised about the recent warming, including the speculation that it is due to more turbid water or possibly geothermal warming at depth or that lake temperature can not be precisely measured.

Female bats and mole - rats in dark environments or seals in turbid water might also rely on the feel and size of the penis to choose whether to copulate, the researchers said.

Ulster County residents want New York City to spend more money locally on dealing with flooding and muddy water, and New York State has promised to involve the public in defining the scope of environmental impact studies of the city's turbid water releases into the lower Esopus.

Ulster County has sent comments on in the form of two strongly worded letters and 594 pages of data on impacts to the riverbank properties due to turbid water releases as of August 23, 2011.

Marine mammals are often forced to find food in dark or turbid waters, where visibility is greatly reduced.

This fish is native to the turbid waters of the Amazon basin and has very poor vision.

As John Kerry's boat winds its way along the turbid waters of the Cai Nuoc river in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, the U.S.

Tedious isn't the half of it once you catch a whiff of how this one is going to fuck around with you before getting to the business of being a completely lock - step manipulator, skin deep and untroubled by the turbid waters in which it's splashing around.

But he is sticking a toe into these turbid waters, aligning himself with the goals of this contentious statute and declaring that we must use its current tools — including standardized testing — until we develop better ones.

To his credit, has tried to navigate these turbid waters and has acquired a reputation for being willing to work with almost anyone on either side of the aisle, both on Capitol Hill and in statehouses.

But plenty of smart kids are needy, too, especially those without middle - class families and suburban guidance counselors to help them navigate the turbid waters of American K 12 education.

In Creating the Opportunity to Learn, Wade Boykin and Pedro Noguera help navigate the turbid waters of evidence - based methodologies and chart a course toward closing (and eliminating) the academic achievement gap.

It's name has many meanings some of which are the following: water humidity, moss water, turbid water or plenty of water.

Bathed in turbid waters, the luxuriance of stony and soft corals is surprisingly good.

Rather than focus on seductive tropical waters, Hayeur chose to leave the «crystal - clear waters to vacationers,» preferring «to capture the turbid waters of navigation canals.»