Sentence examples for indigenous water from inspiring English sources
Experimentation in techniques and approaches to both identify and determine Indigenous water requirements will be needed if environmental assessment processes and water sharing plans are to explicitly account for Indigenous water values.
Planning processes tend to assume Indigenous water interests are 'just cultural' and thereby limit Indigenous perspectives and knowledge contributions.
That is how to understand why the local Morton County sheriff would label Indigenous water protectors "evil instigators"—a slur running like a scar through American history.
Los Angeles, which lies in an arid coastal region, has always had growth ambitions far exceeding its meager indigenous water supply.
In the Missouri River, indigenous Water Protectors have tried to prevent the Dakota Access Pipeline from passing through a sacred landscape.
Two thirds of all indigenous water in Canada has been under an arcane "boil water advisory" at some point since 2004, with 400 out of 618 First Nations communities without a secure supply of drinking water.
Secondary treatment is typically performed by indigenous, water-borne micro-organisms in a managed habitat.
Among Taylor's top concerns were the burning of fossil fuels, land purchases that may not respect indigenous rights, water holdings that threaten human access to water, and investments that threaten the safety of children and first responders.
Deposition and accumulation of scaling minerals may occur in oilfields due to the incompatibility existing between foreign fluids injected into the medium and indigenous formation water.
Packer-sealed fracture zones were purged by pumping for at least four weeks prior to sampling in order to allow indigenous fracture water to fill the isolated borehole section.
Drawing upon on the literature on Indigenous values to water, water markets and the empirical findings from a survey of 120 Indigenous and non-Indigenous respondents across northern Australia, the paper makes important qualitative and statistical comparisons between Indigenous and non-Indigenous values to water markets.
