Sentence examples for combat water from inspiring English sources

What are the best methods and strategies to combat water shortage problems and conflicts?

In both cases, dissenting justices warned that limiting the power of the federal government would weaken its ability to combat water pollution.

But she also raises the possibility of action to combat water shortages: "Will they wage wars over me like they do over everything else?

Abbott Pugh describes how the use of open data is spreading across Africa, and how it can help combat water disease and sanitation issues.

Roger T. Rufe, president of the Center for Marine Conservation in Washington, applauded the action, but he said that more needed to be done to combat water pollution, including legislation that would provide sufficient money for a plan "to insure complete protection and conservation" of coral reefs.

We have installed rainwater harvesting systems in 26 of our plants so far.' The firm says it is partnering with the Indian Central Groundwater Authority, local governments and communities to combat water scarcity and the depletion of ground water levels by expanding rainwater harvesting.

Continued investment in education and research will be essential to providing the knowledge, skills and technology needed to combat fresh water scarcity in the future.

Survey results in Table 4 display the existing adaptation and coping measures that are followed by individuals as well as communities to combat drinking water scarcity.

And the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management has warned that more cash still might be needed to combat surface water flooding if the UK continued to experience the sort of violent downpours which had caused havoc in recent years.

Interested parties should bring a notebook and pen and, if desired, a combat-ready water pistol.

85 per cent of the country's temporary flood barriers have been sent to combat the waters in Cumbria, according to the EA.