Sentences with phrase «yellow water river»

Day 7 Kakadu tour includes a cruise on the famous Yellow Water River, a unique opportunity to see the Saltwater Crocodile and to spot a buffalo or two.

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1 yellow onion, peeled and diced, or sliced in crescents 4 carrots, cleaned and chopped, peel if not organic 1/4 green cabbage, shredded 6 cups water 3 - 4 Tablespoons miso (we like South River miso, Barley for a deep flavor, Chickpea for a mellower flavor, some of the other brands are too salty) 1 small piece...

Yellow in all clear water from September to November, for it looks like the weed and other grasses in the rivers when they are in flood.

As is traditional, crumb - by - crumb we released the sins of the past year, each one hitting the water with a ripple of light reflected from the yellow streetlamps across the river.

Many of Asia's major rivers — including the Mekong, Brahmaputra, Yangtze, Yellow, Indus, and Salween Rivers — begin in the Tibetan Plateau, and supply water to people living in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, and mainland Southeast Asia.

Ma said he hopes the new formula will prove useful to the Chinese engineers who manage the flow of water and sediment from dams along the Yellow River.

Here, by reconstructing a sequence of events along the Yellow River — including a landslide that created a dam from which water built up and burst forth — Wu Qinglong and colleagues provide geological evidence for a catastrophic flood event that may be the basis of the Great Flood.

Thus, the vast numbers of farmers in the Indo - Gangetic Plain and in China's Yellow River Basin will most likely face severe disruptions in water availability.

Large rivers in which upstream dam activity has led to water shortages downstream include the Yellow River in arid northern China; the Ganges, where upstream activity in India has damaged livelihoods in downstream Bangladesh; the Euphrates, where Turkish dams cause shortages in Iraq; and the Colorado river, where US abstractions leave little water for MeRiver in arid northern China; the Ganges, where upstream activity in India has damaged livelihoods in downstream Bangladesh; the Euphrates, where Turkish dams cause shortages in Iraq; and the Colorado river, where US abstractions leave little water for Meriver, where US abstractions leave little water for Mexico.

The combination of glacial melt and precipitation produce an amount of water that's larger than many of the world's great rivers, such as the Ganges, Nile, Volga, Niger, Columbia, Danube or Yellow River.

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I seem to have some weird affinity with water, oceans, rivers etc, and the look of a tropical beach with it's green palm trees, yellow sand and peaceful blue water is always relaxing to look at.

He reveals the most daunting water issues we face today, among them the threat of flooding in China's Yellow River, where rising silt levels will prevent dykes from containing floodwaters; the impoverishment of Pakistan's Sindh, a once - fertile farming valley now destroyed by the 14 million tons of salt that the much - depleted Indus deposits annually on the land but can not remove; the disappearing Colorado River, whose reservoirs were once the lifeblood of seven states but which could dry up as soon as 2007; and the poisoned springs of Palestine and the Jordan River, where Israeli control of the water supply has only fed conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

Pearce traveled to more than thirty countries while researching When the Rivers Run Dry, examining the current state of crucial water sources like the Indus River in Pakistan, the Colorado River in the United States, and the Yellow and Yangzte rivers in China.

Relax on the water with two boat cruises (Yellow Water and Guluyambi East Alligator River) and travel in style with accommodation inclwater with two boat cruises (Yellow Water and Guluyambi East Alligator River) and travel in style with accommodation inclWater and Guluyambi East Alligator River) and travel in style with accommodation included.

You will visit the Adelaide River and Marrakai Plains area, Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Indigenous Nourlangie Rock and cruise on Yellow Water billabong.

Part of South Alligator River floodplain Yellow Water provides an opportunity to see the varied flora and fauna of Kakadu's World Heritage wetlands.

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The «Water» pictures include large - format color images that often read like artful abstractions at first glance: the dried - up Colorado River Delta in Baja, Mexico, with its lunar - like silvery gray surfaces; a great swirl of water at China's Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River that brings the British painter J.M.W. Turner to mind; and an aerial picture of dry - farming land in Aragon, Spain, whose jutting organic forms suggest the shapes of Picasso or Jean DubuWater» pictures include large - format color images that often read like artful abstractions at first glance: the dried - up Colorado River Delta in Baja, Mexico, with its lunar - like silvery gray surfaces; a great swirl of water at China's Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River that brings the British painter J.M.W. Turner to mind; and an aerial picture of dry - farming land in Aragon, Spain, whose jutting organic forms suggest the shapes of Picasso or Jean Dubuwater at China's Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River that brings the British painter J.M.W. Turner to mind; and an aerial picture of dry - farming land in Aragon, Spain, whose jutting organic forms suggest the shapes of Picasso or Jean Dubuffet.

You only have to look at falling water tables in India and China, the pollution of Yellow and Ganges rivers, the price of oil and grain, plummeting tuna stock and the vanishing forests of the Amazon, to see that obvious truth.

Yangzhi rivier and Yellow viver and many Chinese main rivers will loss water original, what are you doing?

Each year enough water permanently melts from them to fill the entire Yellow River.

The mountains in the region form the headwaters of several major river systems — including the Ganges, Mekong, Yangtze, and Yellow rivers — which serve as sources of drinking water and irrigation supplies for roughly 1.5 billion people.

Receding glaciers across western China, a source of the Yellow and Yangtze and most of Asia's major rivers — threaten the water sources for millions of people.

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Since melt water from Tibetan glaciers replenishes many of Asia's major rivers — including the Indus, Ganges, Yellow, and Brahmaputra — such losses could have a profound impact on the billion people who rely on the rivers for fresh water.

In the Himalayas, the glacial system provides water and sediment to the intensively tilled valleys of the Indus, Amu Darya, Ganga (Ganges), Brahmaputra, Yellow, Yangtze, Sutlej, Mekong and Nu / Salween, and these river systems nourish food production and sustain the lives of millions.

A World Bank study of key river basins that make up much of the North China Plain — the Hai, which contains both Beijing and Tianjin, two of China's largest industrial cities; the Yellow, which originates on the Tibet - Qinghai plateau and eventually empties into the Yellow Sea; and the Huai, the next river basin south — found that the three together have an annual deficit of 37 billion tons of water.

Popularly known as the «Water Tower of Asia,» they are the source of water for rivers that flow across the continent: the Indus River in Pakistan, the Brahmaputra that flows through Bangladesh, the Mekong that descends through Southeast Asia, the Irrawaddy in Myanmar, the Yellow and Yangtze rivers of China and a multitude of smaller rivers that flow through the Indo - Gangetic plains of Northern IWater Tower of Asia,» they are the source of water for rivers that flow across the continent: the Indus River in Pakistan, the Brahmaputra that flows through Bangladesh, the Mekong that descends through Southeast Asia, the Irrawaddy in Myanmar, the Yellow and Yangtze rivers of China and a multitude of smaller rivers that flow through the Indo - Gangetic plains of Northern Iwater for rivers that flow across the continent: the Indus River in Pakistan, the Brahmaputra that flows through Bangladesh, the Mekong that descends through Southeast Asia, the Irrawaddy in Myanmar, the Yellow and Yangtze rivers of China and a multitude of smaller rivers that flow through the Indo - Gangetic plains of Northern India.

The Yellow River basin only marginally depends on glacial melt; thus there is a notable 9.5 per cent increase in upstream water yield in the basin with an estimate of an increase of 3.0 ± 0.6 million people that can be fed in the Yellow River basin.

A World Bank study indicates that China is mining underground water in three adjacent river basins in the north — those of the Hai, which flows through Beijing and Tianjin; the Yellow; and the Huai, the next river south of the Yellow.

Among this group that has limited outflow during at least part of the year are the Colorado, the major river in the southwestern United States; the Yellow, the largest river in northern China; the Nile, the lifeline of Egypt; the Indus, which supplies most of Pakistan's irrigation water; and the Ganges in India's densely populated Gangetic basin.

And then there's the controversial western route, which would transfer water along canals carved through rock from the Yangtze headwaters in Tibet to the Yellow River.

The World Bank study indicates that China is mining underground water in three adjacent river basins in the north — those of the Hai, which flows through Beijing and Tianjin; the Yellow; and the Huai, the next river south of the Yellow.