Water demand in India requires more diversion of water stream and dam construction on its rivers, including the Ganges.
Other human-induced changes to the hydrosphere include the damming and diversion of rivers and streams, the rapid extraction of groundwater from freshwater aquifers, and the creation of large oxygen-depleted areas near the mouths of rivers.
An elevation of the blood ammonia levels may result from the diversion of the urinary stream to the intact intestine, which provides an additional amount of ammonia that must be absorbed, especially when there is urine stasis in the bowel.
Surgical diversion of the fecal stream ameliorates inflammation.
Furthermore, studies of diversion colitis show that widespread cell death occurs after diversion of the faecal stream and loss of luminal content [ 19].
The evidence that bacteria play an important role in CD includes the observation that surgical diversion of the fecal stream ameliorates the inflammation and that antibiotics help some patients.
The modern lake is a remnant of a much larger ice-dammed lake, which was reduced in size and then temporarily drained after diversion of the inflowing mountain meltwater stream, which had low δ18O values.
In the case of post-combustion carbon dioxide (CO2) capture technology, which is the focus of this paper, removal of CO2 from the main flue gas stream requires diversion of the flue gas through the CCS process, before it arrives at the exhaust stack.
Antecedence experiments showed that defeat of streams by a tectonically growing structure could result from a combination of upstream ponding and diversion into a trunk drainage, insufficiently fast retreating knickpoints, and downstream deposition of eroded sediments.
Another essential point is that land reforms driven by either efficiency or equity rationales are not mere diversions of the benefit stream, but complex processes with serious implications for the status of the resource at stake.
