Sentence examples for damage reductions from inspiring English sources

Some of the visible signs that a drought is occurring include crop damage, reductions in the flow of rivers and streams, and lowered lake levels.

The nutrient retention, flood damage reductions, carbon sequestration, and biomass production capacity of retention basins may provide the necessary economic and environmental benefits for their widespread adoption.

In animal models of radiation-induced damage, reductions in salivary flow rates have been reported within 3 days post-treatment and persist out to one year (reviewed in [ 17]).

The federal government started the Fire Island Inlet to Montauk Point Storm Damage Reduction and Hurricane Protection Project in 1960.

"These beaches, people think they are recreational, but they are storm damage reduction," Mr. Harrah said.

Both environmental regulation and price-induced shifts to less-polluting energy technologies contributed to damage reduction.

The BCA accounted for salinity damage reduction, forgone river flow, carbon sequestration, production benefits and costs.

In the same time the damage reduction percentages to the comet test ranged from 117.0 to 115.0%.

For more than a decade, said Gerry Ottavino, a co-chairman of the civic association's environmental committee, financing for a storm damage reduction project has been elusive.

The contribution by wetlands to damage reduction was 1% of the total damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, but this still represents $625 Million in averted damages and a 11% reduction where wetlands remain.

Indeed, in many states, it is becoming very difficult to find a natural beach — one that has not been manipulated for storm damage reduction.