Sentence examples for clean up water from inspiring English sources

The sole purpose of that trust would be to clean up water pollution and reclaim the mines.

From an environmental standpoint, Mr. Yoshikuni said, seaweed can help to clean up water by absorbing pollution and waste from agricultural fertilizers, municipal solid waste and seafood production.

A fifth company, Hydroglobe, is bringing to the world market the expertise it developed helping to clean up water at Picatinny Arsenal, a weapons testing center near Dover.

But these measures will never make high-quality food as cheap as industrial food, some of which will only get more expensive if we take the steps needed to civilize feedlots, clean up water and protect farmworkers from exploitation.

Ms. Dominguez of NASA said a program to clean up water contaminated with 1 part per billion would cost four times as much as a program for 32 parts per billion, though the differences in health risks are minimal.

For the first time, he and other city water managers are lobbying Congress to put money in the farm bill to clean up water pollution at its source, the fields and livestock pens.

Resource economics studies will verify the confidence of those working with rivers that these modest initiative investments -- to clean up waters and make their corridors scenic -- really pay off.

The Old Ford water treatment plant on the site, which cleans up water from a Thames Water sewer main, can produce 574,000 litres of non-drinking water a day and organisers say this will help reduce the Park's reliance on tap water by 58%.

Down the road, you could see how nice reefs and beaches and cleaned up water might help draw tourists.

It is hard not to conclude that it would be cheaper and more efficient for both India and China to clean up polluted water, curb demand by pricing water more realistically and, in extremis, move people rather than water.

Clean up standing water, and replenish birdbaths often to eliminate mosquito breeding sites.