Sentence examples for Untapped water from inspiring English sources

New research into water resources could unlock billions of dollars and thousands of job, writes the NT News, as deputy prime minister Michael McCormack today unveils new CSIRO research that suggests presently untapped water sources could irrigate up to 387,000 hectares of crops.

Another team member with NGL, Todd J. Mosher, a program manager at Sierra Nevada Corporation, said potential buyers of NGL's lander technology could include NASA as an anchor, and a number private sector companies that look at the moon as the next Gold Rush site, full of untapped water and mineral resources that are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive on earth.

An export company is proposing to collect 800m litres a month of the "untapped" glacial waters of Lake Greaney and Lake Minim Mere, mountainous dams that are fed by rainfall on the Southern Alps.

Water infrastructure renovation strategy to empower people We identified four kinds of untapped urban infrastructures: water tanks, exposed pipes, staircases, as well as abandoned houses.

These real solutions represent an untapped source of new water supply for California that far exceeds the amount of water exported from the Delta and that will sustain California's cities, farms, and fishermen over the long term.

Biochars, with excellent capacity to remove several contaminants from aqueous solutions, constitute an untapped technology for drinking water treatment.

The deeper the aquifer, the older its water is; untapped sections of the Lloyd aquifer contain water that is thousands of years old.

BOSTON — A new type of electrical generator uses bacterial spores to harness the untapped power of evaporating water, according to research conducted at the Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University.

Supporters of drilling incentives say they make sense for a country that wants to reduce its dependence on foreign oil and whose biggest untapped reserves are in water thousands of feet deep where the cost of drilling a dry hole can hit $100 million.

Clearly, such efforts cannot simply remain untapped in the current water policy framework.

The plan was a reminder that there are still huge untapped reserves in American waters — 90 billion barrels, conservatively.