Sentence examples for declining water from inspiring English sources

Tobacco leaf farming in Lombok, Indonesia, was not only contributing to deforestation but also to declining water supply on the island.

Mr. Chávez's government blames relatively low rainfall this year for low water levels at Guri and for declining water supplies for Caracas.

India's extensive groundwater resources are also rapidly being depleted, with 58% of wells in the drier north-west India experiencing declining water levels.

Not surprisingly, critics have questioned the agencies' science, although it is hard to see how the suckerfish would not be harmed by declining water levels.

Many farmers here say that because of low corn prices and a declining water table, they are shifting from corn to cotton, which uses less water.

The declining water levels took further pressure off emergency crews and residents who had been braced since last week for potentially catastrophic floods.

Scientists have long been aware of problems in the lagoon, where residential and commercial development has led to declining water quality and loss of habitat.

However the various social, religious and ethnic wars play out, in the coming years and decades the region will feel the stress of declining water resources".

Sewage treatment plants there have been among the many contributors to the Sound's starkly declining water quality, with nitrogen in their wastewater causing bacteria and algae to flourish and starving the water of oxygen.

The consequences for development would be severe, as crop yields decline, water resources shift, communicable diseases move into new geographical ranges, and sea levels rise," he said.

Energy supply in Ghana has worsened over the years, impacting businesses, manufacturers, organizations and households vigorously, with regulators blaming the crisis on declined water levels in the dams coupled with gas shortage to power Ghana's thermal plants.