Sentences with phrase «huge amounts of water»

The processes use huge amounts of water and energy.

He could not rest, needed to go outside constantly and was drinking huge amounts of water.

Along with requiring huge amounts of water and fertilizer, growing corn requires huge amounts of land.

It also means the consumption, and then the pollution, of huge amounts of water.

This material absorbs huge amounts of water and ensures extremely intensive evaporation even from a small surface.

Thankfully, the study participants hadn't consumed huge amounts of water, and weren't in any actual danger.

It uses huge amounts of water, energy, and chemicals, often with little regard to long - term adverse effects.

Normally trees extract huge amounts of water from the soil and return it to the atmosphere through their leaves.

One of the major issues facing the southwestern US has been the fracking industry wasting huge amounts of water, which has rapidly drained local aquifers in Texas and New Mexico over the past two years.

In northeastern Europe (1), the timing of flooding has shifted from late March to February over the past five decades as winter snow melts earlier in spring, sending huge amounts of water into rivers.

People lose huge amounts of water and become severely dehydrated, and it also spreads really quickly: it can kill within 12 hours.

Not only does whey bring increased nutritional value and improved texture to food, it also improves sustainability as it recovers huge amounts of water, that would otherwise be lost.

Not only is Greenland's melting ice sheet adding huge amounts of water to the oceans, it could also be unleashing 400,000 metric tons of phosphorus every year — as much as the mighty Mississippi River releases into the Gulf of Mexico, according to a new study.

The Arbuckle is a tempting place to dump waste because it can easily absorb huge amounts of water without leaking into drinking water, said Skinner.

Thermoelectric power contaminates huge amounts of water.

This toxic technique blasts huge amounts of water mixed with hazardous chemicals into the earth to fracture underground rock and release oil and gas.

Everything we eat has a water footprint, and as a recent Smithsonian Magazine article illustrates, when we waste food, it's like we're dumping huge amounts of water right into the garbage.

Because industrialized agriculture also relies on huge amounts of water for irrigation, these farms will be much more vulnerable as climate change increases extreme droughts.

The panel has jurisdiction because the drilling process will require the withdrawal of huge amounts of water from the watershed's streams and rivers.

A combination of climate change (which has significantly shortened the cycles of drought), massive migration to the cities and market pressures to grow cash crops that require huge amounts of water have depleted India's already taxed water supply for rural areas.

All of you flushing poop down the toilet from each baby diaper are wasting huge amounts of water (Average U.S. toilets use 2 - 3 gallons of water each flush).

For example, I have read from opponents several times that wind farm construction uses huge amounts of water; this is not true, but it is difficult to get actual water consumption figures from wind farmers.

However, THC - COOH which is the byproduct of THC metabolism is not water soluble so in this regard drinking huge amounts of water is not particularly helpful.

If a dog is overheated or dehydrated, they will consume huge amounts of water all at once, which can create a situation where they may be more likely to bloat — but this is true for large amounts of any temperature water, not just iced.

The planet has huge amounts of water — about 1,360,000,000 cubic kilometers.

Washing the diapers uses a huge amount of water (Even using energy / water efficient models) when added up.

amandamay said: «All of you flushing poop down the toilet from each baby diaper are wasting huge amounts of water (Average U.S. toilets use 2 - 3 gallons of water each flush).»

And, always keep a huge amount of water in reach.

«You need a huge amount of water to cause the failure,» Kääb says.

«You've got signs that a huge amount of water just erupted out of nowhere from depth and flowed down, scouring out a valley,» Jackson says.

We observed this tornado as it crossed a lake, and in the radar we saw this very clear central eye and a very strange wind, because it was lifting up a huge amount of water.

«There is a very small number of people that control a huge amount of water,» said Douglas Kenney, director of the Western Water Policy Program at the University of Colorado Law School in Boulder.

Ultimately, this means that while M - dwarf stars, like TRAPPIST - 1, are the most common stars in the universe (and while it's likely that there are planets orbiting these stars), the huge amount of water they are likely to have makes them unfavorable for life to exist, especially enough life to create a detectable signal in the atmosphere that can be observed.

«Although the clouds did not always deliver a huge amount of water relative to rain, they had a huge amount of pollution,» Weathers says.

Each year, a huge amount of water evaporates from the ocean, then falls over land as rain or snow, and returns to the ocean through runoff and river flows.

The reason why it takes so much water for factory farmed beef is because these animals consume corn and alfalfa which require a huge amount of water and water must be shipped into these factory farms for the cows to drink.

I find my skin ceased having dry spots around my nose and mouth but I also started drinking a huge amount of water and exfoliated everyday.

It holds a huge amount of water (3.5 gallons worth) so it is a fountain that needs to be refilled less often than almost any other pet fountain on the market plus it is difficult for dogs to move it around.

There were not many surfers out, probably due to the huge amount of water moving around.

But soil with 15 % carbon holds a huge amount of water compared to the current levels of closer to an average of 1 or 2 %, thus mitigating most extreme events.