Sentence examples for damaged streams from inspiring English sources

A $5,000 grant from the United States Environmental Protection Agency is financing the county's installation of signs describing the restoration process and ecology of environmentally damaged streams and wetlands in the Long Island Sound watershed.

The agency asserts that the project would irrevocably damage streams and wildlife and violate the Clean Water Act.

The project was approved in 2007, and limited construction has begun, but the agency said it would irrevocably damage streams and wildlife.

This year, in August, a ballot initiative before state voters would have made it more difficult to open mines that could damage salmon streams.

Moreover, DMC synthesis generates a variety of chlorinated byproducts that can damage wastewater streams.

In the years since, ecologists and conservationists have used this model in efforts to restore streams damaged by urbanization.

But it only became a serious threat to trout in 1996, when a major storm damaged the clay stream banks in the Schoharie and the streams that feed it, turning the water reddish brown for months on end.

On her right, a dark, winding stream damaged by mining; on her left, several sediment-control ponds that filter out pollutants from the runoff of mining operations.

It became a more serious problem in 1996, when a storm damaged the clay stream banks in the Schoharie and the creeks that feed it, turning the water reddish-brown for months.

It has left a sad legacy of abandoned mines, poisoned streams and damaged landscapes throughout the West.

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