Sentence examples for freshwater area from inspiring English sources

The landscape of Quebec is laced with thousands of lakes and rivers, which amount to a freshwater area of some 71,000 square miles (184,000 square km).

The tree-sitters in the Freshwater area, six miles southeast of Eureka, have been a growing problem for the timber company.

"This particular area has become some kind of a magnet for this activity". Pacific Lumber, which owns about 200,000 acres of forestland, has an approved 142-acre timber-harvest plan in the Freshwater area in which the tree-sitters are concentrated.

Its western coast is 1,600 2,250 km from Australia; it has a land and freshwater area of 268,680 km2, and an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of almost 4.2million km2 that spans 30 degrees of latitude and exceeds 15 times the land area (Figure 1).

The effective sample sizes were n = 5,492 in the Health 2000 Survey, and n = 1,265 in the Health 2000 Sub-study The Fishermen study cohort consisted of all Finnish maritime and freshwater area fishermen, their wives, and other family members.

The Delta is a vast lowland, freshwater area which is subject to tidal intrusion from the Pacific Ocean through the San Francisco Bay.

Saltwater bodies like Barnegat Bay are adversely affected by excess nitrogen, freshwater areas by too much phosphorus.

It alleges that the network functioned "as a mercilessly efficient, continuously expanding system of ecological destruction," killing vegetation, eroding soil and allowing salt water into freshwater areas.

Last week, officials of the McGreevey administration were quick to reinforce that blame, although they declined to release the locations or even the counties of 90 freshwater areas examined in the four-year study.

Today's turtles do inhabit a wide variety of environments: the open seas, tropical reefs and coastlines, saltwater marshes and estuaries, freshwater areas of all sorts, and most non- arctic terrestrial biomes; including deserts, rainforests, mountains, and prairies.

The average radium concentration in estuary areas lined with mangroves was 2.5 times higher than the average concentration at the mouth of the estuary and 6.5-fold higher than upstream freshwater areas.