The phrase
"nearby waterways" means bodies of water that are close by or nearby. These can include rivers, lakes, streams, or any other natural or man-made water bodies that are relatively close to a specific location.
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By prohibiting the use of synthetic agricultural chemicals, certified organic farming reduces its impact on the surrounding environment by reducing run - off
into nearby waterways.
And conventional logging roads can wash fuel and sediment
into nearby waterways and introduce farming, mining and illegal hunting.
For example, expanded sewering of larger towns on the west side of the bay has helped reduce excess nitrogen from
reaching nearby waterways more than sites along the Cape Cod side of Buzzards Bay that do not have such infrastructure already in place.
This morphs into a more personal, if futile, mission against a local energy magnate (Michael Gaston), whom Toller publicly blames for the poisoning
of nearby waterways.
With an assist from the Sierra Club's Resilient Habitats program and the Water Sentinels, dozens of new volunteers have been trained to
monitor nearby waterways, collect samples, and use the data to expose the coal industry.
Or this — how would you like to live near a pond full of toxic waste that had no liner and could be seeping into the groundwater and
nearby waterways with no penalty?
Through runoff, seepage, leaching, or spills, mines often release potentially harmful pollutants
in nearby waterways, impacting ecosystems and human communities for generations.
For fossil fuel and nuclear energy, processes for extracting raw materials, such as mining and drilling, can discharge pollutants
into nearby waterways.
Disposable diapers are made in huge factories that spew chemicals into the air and
nearby waterways.
We look forward to working together with the current administration and the community on identifying what's in the best interest of the borough, and on an aggressive timeline to clean up the area and
its nearby waterways.
You also don't get any phosphate formulation in your lawn food, so phosphorus doesn't end up in
nearby waterways.
Because most cities are covered in nonporous, nonabsorbent surfaces, all the grime, toxins and trash in the city are washed out by rainwater during storms — and washed into
the nearby waterways, farms and oceans.
Environmental officials did not detect significant contamination in
nearby waterways, but the blowout prompted the drilling company, Chesapeake Energy, to suspend all hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, activities around the state while the incident is evaluated.
The combination of liquid waste with cooling water generates what is known as palm oil mill effluent (POME), a substance that may be dumped in
nearby waterways, killing marine life and contaminating the water for drinking and bathing.
The coal industry claimed they had cleaned up dirty coal eliminating the «black froth» on streams so that
nearby waterways would remain «pristine.»
Opponents say the copper - gold mine near Williams Lake will spill toxic tailings into
nearby waterways.
Typically, you will haul your boat to
the nearby waterway, get your boat into the water at the boat launch, and then park and leave your boat trailer unattended in a parking lot.