Not exact matches
The
dam and
irrigation system were designed
by locals, built
by locals, and are so well - maintained
by locals that they have become completely self - sustaining with no funding from World Vision necessary.
Perhaps inevitably,
dam projects have thus frequently created poverty and damaged ecologies, for example
by causing displacement and
by undermining useful ecological phenomena like annual flooding that spreads
irrigation water and fertile soil.
But 30
dams on the Guadalquivir, with a total capacity of more than 4 cubic kilometres of water, plus local
irrigation schemes, have caused water tables in the wetland to fall
by up to 50 centimetres a year.
Deltas can also sink as old river sediments compact under their own weight and water carrying replacement sediments is held back
by dams or diverted for
irrigation.
They are a kind of democratic organization in which the farmers whose fields are fed
by the same water source, meet regularly to coordinate plantings, to control the distribution of
irrigation water and to plan the construction and maintenance of canals and
dams, as well as to organize ritual offerings and subak temple festivals.
The Klamath River Basin Restoration Agreement includes a program to rebuild fish populations, more predictable
irrigation water allocations for farmers, reliable water supplies for the basin's national wildlife refuges, and assistance for counties impacted
by the removal of PacifiCorp's
dams.
Driven
by political pressure of «primacy to accumulation and
irrigation» above all else, Banqiao
Dam had only 5 of the 12 sluice gates recommended
by hydrologist Chen Xing.
Infrastructure (e.g. roads, buildings,
dams and
irrigation systems) will be affected
by extreme events associated with climate change.
From their trawlers scraping the floors of the seas to their
dams impounding sediment
by the gigatonne, from their stripping of forests to their
irrigation of farms, from their mile - deep mines to their melting of glaciers, humans were bringing about an age of planetary change.
The Indus Basin
Irrigation System gets its water supply from the Tarbela
dam on the Indus River and the Mangla
dam on the Jhelum River, both of which are located in the upper Indus basin and are fed largely
by glacier meltwater.
1) Negatively: Clouds and cloud formation, mostly 2) Positively: Shallow waters caused naturally or
by human activities such as putting up
dams in rivers and making shallow pools & reservoirs for
irrigation and water consumption.