Sentence examples for deteriorating water quality from inspiring English sources

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.

The fauna of the lake was formerly rich but declined from the 1970s owing to the lake's deteriorating water quality.

But Dr. Roberts said the trapped sediment contained agricultural chemicals and other pollutants that might worsen the already deteriorating water quality at the mouth of the Mississippi.

SabMiller has also invested heavily in water conservation, including $6 million to improve equipment at a facility in Tanzania affected by deteriorating water quality.

Excess nitrogen inputs to estuaries have been linked to deteriorating water quality and habitat conditions which in turn have direct and indirect impacts on aquatic organisms.

Internal phosphorus (P) loading from the sediment poses a high risk of being an additional P source to deteriorate water quality.

In practical ecological engineering, we suggest that silver carp can be used at low density (20 g/m3) as a biomanipulation tool, despite their potential to deteriorate water quality.

We found that silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) deteriorated water quality by increasing nutrient and total suspended solid concentrations, and decreased the biomass of submerged macrophytes.

Their release can deteriorate water quality and aquatic ecological systems [6].

- Forest removal has deteriorated water quality and quantity in Mae Raem and Mae Sa watershed.