Sentence examples for destroyed fish from inspiring English sources

The complaint states that pollution from Consol's Blacksville No. 2 and Loveridge coal mines in West Virginia destroyed fish, mussels, salamanders, and other wildlife along a 30-mile stretch of the tributary, Dunkard Creek.

Acid rain is believed to have harmed or destroyed fish and plant life in many thousands of lakes and streams in parts of Europe, the northeastern United States, southeastern Canada, and parts of China.

The village creek and the nearby Marcal river are now devoid of life, as the sludge has destroyed fish, vegetation and wildlife.The effluent poured out of a reservoir at the MAL aluminium plant in nearby Ajka on Monday, after a wall cracked and collapsed.

Habitats are being destroyed, fish stocks are over exploited and marine predators are becoming extinct at an alarming rate.

The high waves destroyed fish nets offshore and caused beach erosion and the widespread destruction of boats along the coast.

Even living next door to Canada, I was utterly unaware of the successful struggle by Marilyn Baptiste's Xeni Gwet'in First Nation of British Columbia to stop an enormous gold and copper mine that would have destroyed Fish Lake, the anchor of their spiritual identify.

Islanders say six decades of live bombing have contaminated water supplies, stunted tourism, destroyed fishing grounds and led to a high cancer rate.

Last week an 11-year investigation into the Prestige oil spill, in which 50,000 tonnes of crude oil destroyed fishing waters and beaches in Galicia, ended with no one found criminally responsible.

International aid agencies ramped up appeals for cyclone-hit Vanuatu on Wednesday, warning that the powerful storm which affected more than two-thirds of the south Pacific island nation had wiped out crops and destroyed fishing fleets, raising the risk of hunger and disease.

In North Carolina, storm surge and rough sea destroyed fishing piers and bridges, as well as sink about 10 vessels.

Landing parties were sent ashore, where they destroyed fishing stages, houses, shipbuilding equipment and unfinished ships, and many small boats.