Sentence examples for boosting water quality from inspiring English sources

Mohammad I Sheikh, a senior studying advertising at the University of Texas at Austin, another PUR pitchman, says he spends up to 15 hours a week teaming with active campus groups that care about boosting water quality in developing countries.

Marshland boosts water quality, restores habitats, filters carbon dioxide from the air and can act as a sponge to mitigate rising sea levels.

The completion of huge sewage tunnels now under construction beneath the District will provide another boost to water quality, planners say.

She cited the state's $22m boost in reef water quality programs in 2016 and its $33m investment over four years to target "pollutant hotspots" from grazing and sugarcane growing.

Wildlife groups back the return of the aquatic mammals, which manage the landscape by cutting down trees and damming rivers, for the benefit they can provide in preventing flooding, maintaining water quality and boosting other wildlife.

Clams can be very sensitive to these factors and the availability of new biomarkers can boost the use of clams as water quality biomonitors.

Growth of population, industry and agriculture has boosted nutrient pollution just as the changes from the Water Quality Agreement have reduced it.

In addition to helping reduce atmospheric carbon levels, reforestation lessens soil erosion, improves soil and water quality, and increases crop yields and nutrition, thereby boosting the health and well-being of communities and promoting sustainable development.

And they can use state water quality standards to limit Washington's ability to boost irrigation supplies for Central Valley agriculture by relaxing federal safeguards for endangered fish.

District officials want a commitment that backing an effort to boost Everglades water quantity won't get them in trouble with federal water quality requirements.

Lower the water quality, shadow quality, and reflection quality to get that extra boost in CPU.