Sentence examples for due to river from inspiring English sources

Wetlands are essential components of floodplain river ecosystems that often suffer degradation due to river regulation.

Researchers from Human Rights Watch (HRW) found families marrying their daughters off in anticipation of losing their homes due to river erosion, when they wrote a report on the issue last year.

The study says economic losses worldwide due to river floods could increase by more than 15percentt, accumulating to a total of about $600 billion over the next 20 years.

Decline in fish species populations due to river regulation by dams and weirs promoted the development of fishways, which are becoming one of the most common measures for the restoration of connectivity in rivers.

The heavy clay acid sulfate soils in this region dried, cracked and acidified due to river and groundwater levels falling by nearly 200 cm during the 2007 2010 severe "Millennium" drought followed by reflooding events between 2011 and 2015.

Schwertmannite formed in these acid drain environments following exposure and oxidation of deep (~ 0.5 → 3.5 m) clayey hypersulfidic material (pH > 4) that dried, cracked and acidified to form deep sulfuric materials (pH < 4) due to river and groundwater levels falling by nearly 2 m during the latter part of the Millennium Drought (2007 to 2010).

Because of the stagnant agriculture, closure of industries and navigation facilities, a drop in fish yields, the death of valuable forest resources, the disappearance of land due to river-bank erosion, the socio-economic condition of the above mentioned regions have also become quite vulnerable along with the environmental degradation (Hossain 1998).

It also put flood warnings in place for parts of Tayside where flooding was expected due to rivers running high.

Due to rivers it is not a good incendiary target".

Due to the river's geographical location, the river shares the basin of river Bhairab's large tidal basin.

and common sturgeon Acipenser sturio L. have been extinct for more than 60 years due to former river contamination (at the beginning of industrialisation), barricades along the length of the river and intensive fishing [33].