Sentences with phrase «ground water recharge»
Panchayats (village councils) must be actively engaged in ground water recharge and the renovation and maintenance of water bodies.»
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New surface material is permeable allowing ground water recharge.
To balance the 21 mm / year ground water recharge, between 6 and 7 % of total SGD must be freshwater and that amount is very likely.
The workshop will first discuss a concept note on ground water recharge feasibility in the drought prone Barind Tract in Bangladesh, then climate change and crop modeling as a tool for climate smart agriculture.
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This water not only helps to recharge ground water but is also available for crop use, especially in periods of water stress.
Our goal is to «rehydrate the landscape» by increasing the amount of rainfall that is absorbed into the ground to recharge water supplies and feed headwater streams.»
Those factors influence whether water on the landscape evaporates, runs off or soaks into the ground and recharges the aquifer.
This water not only helps to recharge ground water but is also available for crop use, especially in periods of water stress.
He is the author of numerous articles and reports covering a wide range of water resource issues, including drought, water project financing and cost sharing, ground water management and recharge, water conservation, drought, water use fees, remote sensing of water use and inter-regional water transfers.
Like all wood - lands, it also sequesters carbon and other harmful pollutants, and collects and purifies water that filters into the ground to recharge the local aquifer, a community's prime source of drinking water.
The largest positive contribution to sea level probably comes from ground water mining, which means the extraction of ground water from storage in aquifers in excess of the rate of natural recharge.
Additionally, the willows extract a lot of water from the ground so there's less surface recharge and less snowmelt going into the ground.
OFG techniques reduce local impacts of runoff by allowing water to instead soak into the ground to recharge underground aquifers and restore local stream flows.