Sentence examples for harm to water from inspiring English sources

Erosion also does major harm to water quality.

The industry said it operated far below aquifer levels, so fracking would do no harm to water.

For their part, upstate residents should hold the city and state to promises that more protected land will be open to residents and visitors for recreational use that poses no harm to water supplies.

The critics' worry is that the desalination plant would result in a saltier Tampa Bay, with possible harm to water life, including some fish and perhaps the manatee, an endangered marine mammal.

The logging operations, which Mr. Carr described as "selective cutting" of trees on less than 10percentt of the land, are considered sustainable — meaning they would minimize harm to water quality and the wildlife habitat, among other requirements.

"It is being contained, and there is no evidence of a fish kill or harm to water fowl," Maggie Carson, a spokeswoman for the Illinois Emergency Management Agency, said by e-mail.

But connecting harm to drinking water is difficult.

After mentioning potential harm to the water supply, he struggled to provide concrete reasons.

The fire commissioner, Harold Hairston, said that there was no harm to drinking water but that some fish might be affected.

But he also fears, as we do, that public support for drilling will diminish unless the industry and its state and federal regulators do a better job of making sure the gas does no harm to drinking water.

The overall water retention function of the different landform units varied in the following order: native forest land > fruit forest land > Abandoned land > sloping land > DSA3 > SGB > DSA2 > CR > DSA1, with DSA1 causing the greatest harm to the water retention function of the OLU.