Sentences with phrase «nearby water»

Where nearby water sources are lacking, children often have to walk several miles to fetch water for their families — leaving little time to attend school.

Much of this road salt washes into nearby water bodies, where it is recognized as a major source of chloride pollution to groundwater, streams, rivers, and lakes.

That way they won't damage nearby water supplies.

In the meantime, the state has not released a plan for testing them or checking nearby water supplies that may be missed by the military.

This waste, which can be 30 to 70 percent of the incoming volume of fish, is often discarded or discharged into nearby waters.

The survey was conducted two years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster occurred in nearby waters in the northern gulf, she noted, but the spill was not referenced in any survey questions and likely played only a tangential role in survey results.

Nearby water sports include sea kayaking, sailing and snorkeling.

Alternating water - repelling and water - attracting parts of the protein tug nearby water molecules into an orderly, icelike arrangement.

Although I'm sure the sink will come in handy for lots of reasons, we mostly use it for filling up Charly's nearby water bowl (we recently DIYed!)

«Selling wastewater to local governments for this use allows gas operators to recover some of their treatment and management costs, but applying wastewater onto land surfaces increases the risk that pollutants will be washed into nearby water bodies or leach in to groundwater.»

Marsh creation projects use sediment from the Mississippi River or nearby water bottoms to build land in shallow open water areas, typically where land has recently been lost.

In the wild, a meal would have been an executed mouse whose body parts might contaminate nearby water.

Already, the Okinawa Prefectural Government has taken steps to preserve and regenerate corals in nearby waters by employing this technology to increase genetic diversity in coral plantation.

Newly formed ice crystals fall earthward, and the energy released in their transition from liquid to solid evaporates nearby water drops, leaving a hole in the cloud.

Fertilisers often pollute nearby water.

P. syringae pulls off its cool trick by rearranging nearby water molecules, researchers in the United States and Germany report online April 22 in Science Advances.

The Department of Energy, meanwhile, is working with governors and transmission officials in Texas and the western United States on a multi-year computer project to find the best locations for new power plants faced with growing scarcity in nearby water resources to cool down their operations.

For this reason, I recommend you avoid spirulina from Japan and nearby waters harvested after March 1, 2011, as they may be contaminated with radiation from the Fukushima nuclear incident.

This fundraiser was to be the Parrish's last in its current location; by mid-2012, the museum will move to a new, Herzog & de Meuron — designed building in nearby Water Mill.

If there is any chance of flooding due to nearby water overflow or excessive rain, a raised foundation will protect the finished floor.

Gas wells are punched deep into the earth; layers of rock are then «cracked» by injecting sand - and chemical - filled water under great pressure - the so - called «fracing» process - allowing natural gas to escape to the surface via well head, and so it is feared, allowing contaminants from fracing fluids to move into nearby water wells.

Nearby Water sports center with diving (demo in the pool), snorkeling *, windsurfing, sailing and kayaking *

Whether the radionuclide travels to nearby water sources depends on its oxidation state, the number of electrons around the atom.

When the algae in nitrogen - fueled algal blooms die and sink, they provide a rich food source for bacteria, which in the act of decomposition take up dissolved oxygen from nearby waters.

Data from banded birds eventually revealed that the rise and fall of both penguin species tracked, roughly, with the amount of krill in nearby waters.

Marsh creation or «dredging» uses sediment from the Mississippi River, nearby water bottoms or offshore shoals to build land in shallow, open water areas, typically where land has been lost.

In the wild, the blood and remains of their prey could contaminate nearby water, so they would likely search for safer water away from their kill.

The iodine's cationic behavior strongly attracts the negative oxygen atoms on three nearby water molecules.

The Interior Department said in announcing the rule in December that it would protect 6,000 miles of streams and 52,000 acres of forests, preventing coal mining debris from being dumped into nearby waters.

The Foursquare bot makes it easy to find a nearby watering hole.

The most expensive places to insure our study's sample rental property are all located adjacent to or nearby water - three are along the Mississippi River.

The in situ method is more costly than the mining method, but it is much less damaging to the environment, requiring only a few hundred meters of land and a nearby water source to operate.

This is the quintessential summer camp experience: at overnight camp, your child will learn how to build a campfire, tell ghost stories and fall asleep to the sound of frogs creaking in the nearby water.

Today, however, the soil at those fields is being tested, even as a new filtration system is installed at the nearby water - treatment plant.

The company said in a statement that it restored water service to all customers in the area after closing a nearby water treatment plant following Monday's accident.

But during the 6 weeks the researchers spent on the Gould documenting the interaction between humpbacks and krill in Wilhelmina Bay and nearby waters, they counted 306 humpbacks parked on the huge krill swarm, and a total of 500 throughout the unusually ice - free bay at the record - setting density of 5.1 whales per square kilometer.

First, they collected samples of coal ash from three U.S. coal - producing regions — the Appalachian, Illinois and Powder River basins — and conducted lab tests to simulate what would happen in nature if the samples were leached and released into nearby waters.

Don't Forget Water An existing irrigation system or nearby water source will make the plants easier to maintain in the months and years ahead.

The true beauty of POF is the notion you get to fish the nearby waters, too.

But now the nearby waters are polluted, and fish are scarce; years of war and famine have done the rest.

With seemingly nowhere else to go, Duncan manages to escape off to a nearby Water Wizz waterpark after running into the boisterous manager of the park, Owen (Sam Rockwell).

But help comes when Duncan takes a mind - clearing ride on a girly bicycle to the nearby Water Wizz waterpark and strikes an unlikely friendship with the slacker manager Owen (Rockwell) who may have something to teach Duncan.

The Way, Way Back is a coming - of - age comedy, light in tone yet with little laughter until the appearance of Owen (Sam Rockwell), the manager of the nearby Water Wizz, a water park that saw its best days decades ago.

Since Lake Victoria is no longer friendly our fishy pals head to a nearby water park.

A sweet coming - of - age story about an awkward teen trying to find himself while stuck at a vacation house with his mom and her overbearing new boyfriend, «The Way, Way Back» does a fantastic job weaving «80s - era hallmarks into a modern - day environment, and features great work from a top - notch cast, notably Steve Carell as the jerk boyfriend and Sam Rockwell as the manager of a nearby water park.

The way the AutoFlow works is by filling the large, 4L bag with water from a nearby water source.