Sentence examples for increased water storage from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Arnesen said that rising reservoir levels and increased water storage did not solve the more serious and long-term problem of coping with the drought.

The 13 dams they have built along the 150 metres stretch of water have increased water storage capacity, evened out the flow of water and improved the quality of the water that emerges from the dams.

High limestone gravel content and rapid solute transport through subsurface horizons to aquitards in deep riser soils indicate that they may serve as hydrological recharge sites with potential for ephemeral water tables, increased water storage and greater bioremediation potential.

Mulch under no maize planting increased water storage to the field holding capacity by the end of one growing season, conserving 100 mm more water in the 0 170 cm layer than no mulch.

This research strongly suggested that the engineering runoff control practices in the study effectively reduced soil erosion, increased water storage, and eased the water demand of forest-grass vegetation at the beginning of afforestation, but over-consumption of soil water that may not have been replenished by the limited rainfall, could potentially cause the soil to dry-out.

Cuts to historic diversion levels have been cushioned by billions in government funding to buy water rights from willing sellers and make investments in efficiency such as canal lining, drip and computerized irrigation, and increased water storage.

By simply increasing organic matter in their fields from 1 percent to 5 percent, farmers can increase water storage in the root zones from 33 pounds per cubic meter to 195 pounds.

To meet future demands of water for food, energy, and ecosystems, increasing water storage structures (i.e., dams) must be a component of long-range planning (World Bank [2010]).

In order to increase water storage of a reservoir while maintaining its security for flood control, two approaches, multiple duration limited water level and dynamic limited water level, are proposed in this study.

Sanchez says the state needs to increase water storage to help alleviate prolonged periods of drought.

Working on strengthening the existing water supply mechanisms in the rural areas, UNICEF and partners will increase water storage capacity at the household level.