Sentence examples for deteriorating water environment from inspiring English sources

The change in the land use pattern due to rapid urbanization adversely affects the hydrological processes in a catchment, leading to a deteriorating water environment.

Non-point source pollution is deteriorating water quality throughout the world.

Estuaries are increasingly affected by deteriorating water quality associated with a burgeoning human population.

Local fisheries suffer from deteriorating water quality and changing sea temperatures.

Deteriorating water quality threatens the global gains made in improving access to drinking water.

Excess nitrogen inputs to terrestrial ecosystems via human activities have deteriorated water qualities on regional scales.

Improper handling of animal manure generated from concentrated swine operations greatly deteriorates water ecosystems.

Partially replacing PMDI with RBA did not compromise mechanical quality, but deteriorated water resistance properties.

Septic systems serve between 20% and 25% of households in the U.S. Malfunction of septic systems would deteriorate nearby air and water environment, e.g., causing eutrophication in inland lakes.

As the scale of urbanization expands, the quality of the urban water environment may deteriorate, which can have a negative impact on sustainable urbanization.

The question now is whether the fourth consecutive Workers' party administration has the dynamism, creativity and nimbleness to address the fresher challenges created by growing middle class expectations, a deteriorating environment (a dire water shortage in São Paulo threatens to be one of the first crises of her second term) and unstable but aggressive capital markets.