Sentences with phrase «than a quality water»

What this means is that absolutely no foods or liquids (other than a quality water) are allowed to be used with this treatment.

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To try to stop the destruction before the Great Barrier Reef — the largest, most extensive reef system in the world — is no more, the Australian government has announced that it plans to spend more than half a billion Australian dollars (about $ 379 million USD) on improving water quality to protect coral reefs; reef restoration; and helping to fight predatory starfish.

There is a grave environmental crisis in air quality (life expectancy in polluted northern cities is five and a half years lower than in the cleaner south), water and soil (one survey showed that 10 per cent of arable land was unsafe to grow crops on).

The deterioration in the quality of air and water would more than offset the gains from greater production.»

With nitrate levels 30 per cent higher than Canada Drinking Water Quality guidelines, it's no wonder why the Environment Minister is hiding the test results.

Agave grown in the highlands benefits from richer soil, greater rainfall and cleaner water than plants grown in the lowlands, producing a higher quality of sugar that in turn creates a better tequila.

A 2015 study from the Water Quality Association (WQA), conducted by an independent market research firm, surveyed 1,200 adults and found that 56 percent of respondents — 4 percent more than in 2013 — were «concerned» or «very concerned» about the quality of water in their hWater Quality Association (WQA), conducted by an independent market research firm, surveyed 1,200 adults and found that 56 percent of respondents — 4 percent more than in 2013 — were «concerned» or «very concerned» about the quality of water in theirQuality Association (WQA), conducted by an independent market research firm, surveyed 1,200 adults and found that 56 percent of respondents — 4 percent more than in 2013 — were «concerned» or «very concerned» about the quality of water in theirquality of water in their hwater in their homes.

Do not use store - bought vegetable stock; if you don't have homemade on hand, use water or a high quality vegetable base like Better Than Bouillon vegetable base, diluted according to manufacturer's instructions.

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The company uses a block of ice in its marketing to high - end chefs and restaurants to emphasise the high quality of the kingfish it farms near Port Lincoln, and the cold - water environment which they claim makes it so much tastier than kingfish coming out of warmer waters elsewhere.

Scientists have been monitoring water quality and biodiversity in the Murrumbidgee River since June 2011, when more than 160 gigalitres of environmental water was released into the river.

The grant was also used to hold workshops and establish air and water quality demonstration sites in more than 10 vineyards throughout California to showcase innovative technologies and practices.

Operating in more than 170 countries, NSF International is a Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization Collaborating Center on Food Safety, Water Quality and Indoor Environment.

COHRAL (TM) technology — which is applicable to both livestock and cropping operations — uses concentrated anaerobic bacteria to digest 70 per cent of the organic matter (COD, or Chemical Oxygen demand) in Oakey Abattoir's waste water to produce effluent of far high quality than typical open lagoons.

Environmental water flows were directed toward mitigation of poor water quality rather than enhancement of ecological assets.

Operating in more than 150 countries, NSF International is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and has been collaborating with the World Health Organization since 1997 in water quality and safety, food safety and indoor environments.

In addition, more than 10,000 vintners and growers participated in over 240 educational workshops targeting specific practices such as energy efficiency, integrated pest management, and air and water quality.

Guests visiting the popular steakhouse can now enjoy the freshest, high - quality, hand - selected pieces of fish caught no more than 16 hours prior to being served from the Pacific waters of Honolulu, Hawaii.

This is a great opportunity to improve the standard of our club, both through the quality of training on offer and because we get to practice our wave sailing and freestyle skills in water that is a little more welcoming than Farmoor Reservoir.

This is just $ 8.02 less than our purchased covers, with the quality suffering a little (PUL covers are waterproof, whereas fleece is water - resistant), but a good sale on fleece or finding a fleece blanket that's not microfleece at a physical store for cheaper could really mean big savings.

Good quality baby food is expensive and is often nothing more than just vegetables and water.

The Water Industry Commission for Scotland has consistently praised Scottish Water for its high quality provision, having more than tripled its Overall Performance Assessment rating (OPA) rating since 2002.

There is no reason to believe that the DRBC might somehow do other than what it always has done — protect water quality and water supply and conserve the resources of the basin for the public's recreation and enjoyment,» he said.

He supports the policy position of Paul Giardina, his running mate on the Republican ticket, of utilizing the federal Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Water State Revolving Fund to pay for water - quality remediation efforts including replacement of failing septic systems, rather than the community preservation Water State Revolving Fund to pay for water - quality remediation efforts including replacement of failing septic systems, rather than the community preservation water - quality remediation efforts including replacement of failing septic systems, rather than the community preservation fund.

WHEREAS, Farms also provide jobs, use less in services than they pay in property taxes, maintain wildlife habitat and water quality when well - managed, create beautiful scenic vistas, highlight the cultural heritage of many rural areas in the County, and offer fresh, local food to County residents;

New York has awarded more than $ 440,000 in grants for 10 projects to help communities protect water quality and habitats in the Hudson River watershed.

Senate GOP Majority Leader John Flanagan walked away from a reporter on Monday rather than answer a question as to why he had not called for legislative hearings into water quality issues around the state.

So an undersink reverse osmosis system is certain to provide you with water of great quality, but that looks, tastes, and smells much better than city water.

Paula Wang, who has volunteered for more than 25 years with the Audubon Naturalist Society, noted that water - quality data collected by trained volunteers has been provided to county government agencies in Maryland, informing a decision to halt development in the watershed of Montgomery County's cleanest stream, Wang said.

A 2004 report from the agency found that people view recycled water that has passed through an aquifer or reservoir as being cleaner, though in some cases the recycled water is actually of higher quality than the natural sources it joins.

To get the word out about the process and the high quality of the filtered water, the Orange County Groundwater Replenishment System's developers made more than 2,000 community presentations.

Robert Bastian, a senior environmental scientist with the EPA who has followed the project throughout its development, calls it «very well designed» and notes that «you're getting even better tracking of the quality of the recharge water than you would if it were coming from more «natural» sources.

For more than 3 decades, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had been compiling information about water quality violations across the country — but no one had published a national assessment looking at long - term trends in those data.

A three - year study of the nation's drinking water quality has found more than 200 unregulated chemicals in the tap water of 45 states.

► Last Friday at ScienceInsider, Juan David Romero reported that IBM and more than 60 scientists are teaming up for the Jefferson Project, an effort that will use New York's «Lake George as a test bed for an array of sophisticated «smart» sensors that will monitor 25 different variables, including biological characteristics and water chemistry and quality.»

Experts from the Pharmacy Faculty and the Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering (Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Agronómica — ETSIA) of the University of Seville have published a study that shows that when reducing the water used to water cherry tomato crops by more than 50 %, the product not only maintains its quality, both commercially and nutritionally, but it also even increases the level of carotenoids, compounds of great interest in the food - processing industry.

NAWQA assesses water - quality conditions and trends in more than 50 of the nation's most important streams and aquifers.

«Tomatoes of the same quality as normal, but using only half the water: Some farmers have already expressed their interested in these water - sustainable products that can produce more compound health benefits than traditional crops.»

No crop will survive a severe drought, he says, and other factors such as nutrient availability and soil quality are at play during water shortages, which tend to be more frequent but less severe than droughts.

Eighteen Mile Creek, a meandering, lush stream in Niagara County known for its salmon and trout runs, is one of 43 highly contaminated sites that were designated «Great Lakes Areas of Concern» more than 20 years ago as part of a water - quality pact between the U.S. and Canada.

The challenges of supplying sufficient water has led authorities, water utility companies, technology suppliers, and knowledge institutions from all over the world to coin the phrase «fit for purpose water» — where water of a quality other than drinking water is used for washing clothes, watering lawns, and cleaning the car, for example.

The world's nations have expanded access to water and sanitation while creating more protected areas than ever before, yet countries have failed to reverse degradation of air quality and decline in fisheries, the report finds.

The Baywatchers program has amassed more than two decades of data that has been a valuable resource over the years not only to the Coalition's education and outreach efforts, but also to agencies that monitor water quality and draft clean up plans.

Some 300 researchers from more than a dozen institutions will spend the next decade documenting everything from changes in water quality, pollution, and the strength of currents to shifts in biodiversity and the population genetics of marine life.

USGS operates more than 400 real - time stream gages and collects water - quality data at numerous long - term stations throughout the Chesapeake Bay basin to track how nutrient loads are changing over time.

To understand weathering, water quality, and soil formation on Earth and Mars, look no further than associate professor of geoscience Elisabeth «Libby» Hausrath, who investigates chemical interactions between water and rocks as well as the plant and microbial influences on those reactions.

The study found that the rate of increase of pCO2 in coral reef waters is increasing faster than in the atmosphere, likely due to other human - caused impacts on water quality, with higher values during the wet seasons.

«From 2015 - 2017, we completed more than 50 mesocosm experiments to understand how a range of human impacts affect lake ecosystems and overall water quality,» Relyea remarks.

In a 2008 presentation, Dunn stated «I assert that warm is good for human health and that global warming, even the most extreme estimates, will not create heat illness or death increases and certainly no changes that are more important than the basic public health measures of vector control, water, nutrition, sewage and water quality, and housing quality.»