The phrase "available drinking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to drinking options or beverages that are accessible, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The menu lists all available drinking options for the event."
Alternatives: "accessible beverages" or "offered drinks".
The proposed authority would have dramatically compromised Nassau County's sole source aquifer and, consequently, the abundance of available drinking water.
Where water is available, drinking is regular and frequent; the animals also may dig for water in dry riverbeds.
With the world still refusing to act against the denial of the most basic human rights to Gazan civilians, now threatened with famine, facing constant power cuts, sewage collapse and the increasing pollution of available drinking water, some explosion was inevitable.
Groundwater is a readily available drinking water source for many parts of India.
More importantly, our data suggest that the population of Najran, even if only ingesting 3L of the available drinking water daily, is exposed to low levels of F−.
Considering all the issues, the respondents were asked about the most prevalent hazards that directly related to reliable available drinking water in their locality.
The World Bank points out that drier countries than India have higher agricultural yields and more water available for drinking, sanitation and industry.In this section Nor any drop to drink China's lake of menace Enter, at last, a gang of four Just doing their duty?
The drought, the worst in three decades, has caused dozens of other deaths across southwestern Asia, from Iran to Pakistan, as livestock and crops die and fresh water is not available for drinking and cooking.
This fall, my colleagues at Pace University's Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies are trying to raise awareness of local and global opportunities to improve water quality with the.007% Campaign, which is built around the idea that 0.007 percent of Earth's water is, by some calculations, available for drinking, irrigation and other human uses — so it'd be best to use it wisely.
Thus, it is ensured that groundwater remains available as drinking water resource for human consumption, and it remains intact as a habitat and as part of natural cycles.
The method was successfully applied to determine bisphenol A content in commercially available plastic drinking cups and the results are consistent with the ones from high performance liquid chromatography.
