Sentence examples for harmed fish from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the ban had argued that chemicals used to treat sewage harmed fish and other aquatic life.

The heated water, once released downstream, harmed fish, sometimes killing up to 200 a day in certain conditions, Mr. Orciari said.

The spills have harmed fish and shellfish populations, driving the residents to find work far from town or as manual laborers.

Untreated sewage and other contaminants also harm fish, Mr. Matthiessen said.

Hain said the new type of turbines used in the proposal would not harm fish.

But drawing water into the plant harms fish and other aquatic life, as does the warm water discharged.

Some environmental groups argue that removing the wood will disrupt the natural cycle of decomposition and promote runoff of sediment that could harm fish.

Justice Kennedy acknowledged that discharges from logging roads are significant in rainy Oregon, contain "large amounts of sediment" and "can harm fish and other aquatic organisms".

The review panel, which assessed the environmental and socioeconomic impacts, concluded that the pipeline would not harm fish in the Mackenzie River.

Alkoussey claimed the dam would make it harder for ferries to travel up the Nile, and would cause more pollution, harming fish farms.

Tanks full of pfiesteria will kill fish, but probably by eating all the cells of their skin, not by toxin, he said, and there are probably never enough microbes in seawater to harm fish.