Sentence examples for burgeoning water from inspiring English sources

But before anybody cranks up the old Climate Deny Machine to deconstruct whether 19 of 20 scientists can agree these weather events are related, let's pivot to something that we definitively know humans made happen: a burgeoning water war along the Oregon-California border.

The city's burgeoning thirst for water means less for everyone else: the farmers who rely on the Rio Grande to irrigate their alfalfa fields, and the ranchers.

Chestnut-coloured African jacanas walked delicately over the plate-sized leaves and creamy-white flowers of water lilies burgeoning in the shallows.

He fears that in an age of climate change, population growth and the burgeoning of cities, access to water will become a factor in more disputes.

Food and water shortages, plus burgeoning inflation, are causing widespread disgruntlement, which will worsen if Yemen's population of 22m nearly doubles to 43m by 2035, as some projections suggest.

It is also the most significant source of water for the burgeoning Wasatch Front metropolitan area in northern Utah.

All countries must confront burgeoning demands on land and water, providing people with food, shelter, and energy and protecting biodiversity.

"See those are pieces of wind," Dude pointed out, at the black streaks in the water, under a burgeoning moon.

But this does not guarantee them popular support in a country with a fast-growing middle class with burgeoning aspirations".I nearly spilt water all down my shirt.

Freshwater systems across much of the African continent including Madagascar are under increasing pressure from the combined onslaught of introduced species, pollution from burgeoning populations and industries, dams and water extractions, and overall land use change (Thieme et al. 2005).

Burgeoning population growth is also straining water resources.