Sentence examples for large impoundment from inspiring English sources

An hour south of Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania's Washington County, millions of gallons of wastewater from hydraulic fracturing wells are stored in large impoundment ponds and so-called "closed container" tanks.

The companies still use large impoundment ponds to store wastewater, but the newer ponds meet stricter requirements enacted in 2012 mandating double-lined walls and spill detection, Perry said.

The Rio Grande, including large impoundments at Caballo and Elephant Butte reservoirs, flows southward through the centre of the county.

The two longest connected segments of channel loss came from the creation of two large impoundments, resulting in 46 km and 25 km of lost stream channel, respectively.

The barrier islands feature large sand dunes, maritime forests, fresh water marshes, ponds, ocean beach, and large impoundments for wintering wildfowl.

Both of these wastes are usually put into large impoundments or "ponds", typically located in valleys dammed with solid mining refuse.

The large impoundments include Kariba, Mutirikwi, Chivero, Manyame and Mazvikadei Dams.

For example, the upper-mid-HN group contains populations above Warragamba and Cordeaux Dams; these are large impoundments that likely act as effective barriers to dispersal in both downstream and upstream directions.

As part of the park facilities, the Saw Mill River is impounded into Woodlands Lake, the largest impoundment on the Saw Mill River, used as a water supply by the local communities of Ardsley and Dobbs Ferry, whose northern village line is just to the south.

Other waterways include the Deerfield, Millers, and Falls rivers and part of Quabbin Reservoir, one of the world's largest impoundments of high-quality water.

Larger impoundments with an established fishing industry provide a contribution to national food supply.