Sentence examples for discharge land from inspiring English sources

Deep injection, aquifer storage, surface water discharge, land application (irrigation with amendments), livestock watering and impoundment are all being used to manage produced water.

Due to sanitary, environmental problems and operational costs related to the discharge, land disposal and re-use of wastes, the utilization of this Biofuel (dried sludge) for steam generation has shown to be a viable alternative.

We then quantify levelised cost of electricity, energy security, greenhouse gas emissions, fresh water consumption, heated water discharge, land transformation, air pollutant emissions, radioactive waste disposal, solid waste disposal and safety issues for each modelled mix.

He joined the Army in 1943, then moved to Hollywood after his discharge, landing a small role as a reporter in "The Babe Ruth Story" (1948).

Environmental issue of industrial effluents and their concomitant deposition in discharging land and water system led to severe obstruction in the ecosystem.

Studies at other sites have illustrated how groundwater can be a direct source of pollution to coastal waters by transporting and discharging land-based contaminants.

Over the years, the coastal countries of the North Sea have concluded international agreements designed to attack such issues as the dumping of hazardous wastes at sea, the discharge from land of certain toxic materials, and the incineration of wastes at sea.

Floods are one of the major processes contributing to sediment discharge from land to ocean.

Chromium VI) is known for its toxicity and carcinogenicity and has a tolerance concentration limit of below 0.1 mg L−1 for discharge into land surface water and 0.05 mg L−1 for potable water (WHO 1993).

The frozen fresh-water discharge from land is used as calving to create icebergs in the coupled system which are then free to evolve and interact with the sea-ice and ocean components.

At the watershed scale, watershed size, discharge and land use affect productivity, which in turn, can influence fish community structure and dynamics.