Sentence examples for dam proposals from inspiring English sources

"Dam proposals continue to tout fish passages as the principal means for minimising impacts on migratory species.

In response to that disclosure, the Central Asháninka del Rio Ene, which represents Ashaninka populations in the Ene River Valley, went to court to compel the Energy and Mining Ministry to disclose all feasibility studies on the dam proposals.

Across the Mavrovo region, dam proposals also have an ethnic dimension, sparking fury from local ethnic Albanian communities – a minority in Macedonia – who say that they would divert waters from their villages, which already suffer water shortages in summer, and destroy local agriculture, as well as 'slow food' culinary traditions.

That dam proposal must first be approved by voters in the Argentine province of Misiones later this year.

The dam proposal became public last August after reports appeared in the Chinese news media, including China Environment News, the official newspaper of the national environmental agency.

The new dam proposal, for Tiger Leaping Gorge, would divert water from the Jinsha River in the mountainous northern section of Yunnan Province to the fast-growing provincial capital, Kunming, partly to ease urban water shortages.

A21 Dam Proposal Incites Feud A proposal by a group of California environmentalists to drain the Hetch Hetchy Valley reservoir, a 300-foot-deep and eight-mile-long holding tank that serves San Francisco and its suburbs, has come under fire from City Hall, politicians, and the water establishment.

The specific datasets related to the Mokihinui dam proposal can be located on the data search page by entering the text "mokihinui hydro proposal" in the 'Search Metadata' box and adding the additional filter Method = Recce.

Previous qualitative assessments of representativeness and distinctiveness for the environmental impact assessment of the Mokihinui dam proposal arrived at markedly disparate conclusions (Mitchell Partnerships 2007b, Lloyd 2008) and their basis and logic is more challenging to scrutinise than our transparent and repeatable quantitative approach.

In 1944, the United States Bureau of Reclamation chief design engineer, John L. Savage, surveyed the area and drew up a dam proposal for the 'Yangtze River Project'.

"The good news is that the dams are proposals; the vast majority are not under construction yet," Dr. Grumbine added.