Sentences with phrase «by seawater»

However, as atmospheric CO2 is absorbed by seawater, ocean pH declines.

We will find the temple a drift on the seawater when the water is going tide because this temple will be surrounded by the seawater.

We will discover the haven a float on the seawater when the water is going tide in light of the fact that this temple will be incorporated by the seawater.

It identifies 28 wastewater treatment sites in California that could be inundated by seawater under current projections, including one of the world's largest facilities, Hyperion, which treats up to 450 million gallons per day for the City of Los Angeles.

When treated by seawater with high calcium concentrations (addition of 100 gm / L, added as CaCl2.2 H2O), the coral increases its calcification rates and associated genes were up - regulated as a result, which were then identified.

Would the negative consequences of capturing carbon be as bad as having the New York metro flooded by seawater again?

Results from Lake Ryuuoo, a small lake on an island in the Bungo Channel, show a surprising sand layer washed into Lake Ryuuoo by seawater rushing over a 13 - foot - high barrier beach.

In August 2011, scientists at the UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory walked into their labs to a strange, disturbing sight: Thousands of purple sea urchins and other marine invertebrates were dead in their tanks, which are fed directly by seawater.

And as ever - poorer water stocks are called on and drawn - down aquifers in coastal areas are invaded by seawater, the crisis in quantity is being matched by a crisis in quality.

Shakhova says it may have been going on since the frozen shelf was inundated by seawater at the end of the last ice age.

Crop production in coastal areas is threatened by seawater intrusion, which increases soil salinity.

More than 70 percent of all volcanic activity on Earth occurs on the seafloor, but details of these events are largely hidden from view by seawater.

Compared to upstream marshes, which are typically nutrient - poor, the Shark River swamp region is nutrient - rich thanks to phosphorous provided by seawater.

Jun 16, 2017 AM EDT An MIT startup developed a battery powered by seawater.

But others, submerged by seawater during the storm, will need to be gutted before they can reopen.

Remember the one Top Gear tried destroying by seawater, fire, and ramming stuff?

This narrative was enacted by seawater creatures selected as the players in Huyghe's aquatic performance.

Fig 3: Healthy phytoplankton; same species with malformed shell plates as a result of damage by seawater with simulated end of century chemistry.

If the icecap melts, the sun's heat will be absorbed by seawater rather than being reflected back into space.

Overall, the team concluded, 2,660 square kilometers of the northern delta will be flooded by seawater by 2100 if the current rate of topographical deformation continues.

«We should have it in mind that the long - lasting process of natural permafrost degradation by seawater is accelerated by the contribution of global warming,» said Shakhova.

But when absorbed by seawater, the greenhouse gas triggers chemical reactions, causing the ocean to acidify.

Water World: «The US Navy is surrounded by seawater and the Navy needs jet fuel,» a Navy research scientist says.

«Only time will slowly remove the cesium from the sands as it naturally decays away and is washed out by seawater,» said Sanial.

As atmospheric CO2 levels increase from burning fossil fuels, this carbon dioxide is soaked up by seawater and makes the oceans more acidic.

However, in its 3 billion years old geological history, the Witwatersrand basin in South Africa has been covered by seawater, but experienced also episodes of drying out, flooding and erosion by rivers and the repeated coverage by seawater.

Virtually all carbonates are formed from atmospheric CO2 that has been taken up by seawater or soils.

Most of it will eventually be absorbed by seawater, where it reacts to form carbonic acid.

In past climate changes, warming temperatures produced increased CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, unlike today, when humans release CO2 which is partially absorbed by plants and by seawater.