Sentence examples for massive waterways from inspiring English sources

Plentiful as it seems to be, flowing through massive waterways and raining down upon urban centers, the actual availability of drinkable water is a dwindling reality in light of world population growth.

The projects form part of Brazil's plans to install 25GW of new hydropower capacity by 2024 and create a massive industrial waterway to allow soya and other crops to be exported more easily to Europe.

Today, many of the khlongs (canals) have been filled in and paved over to make room for roads, but a massive network of waterways still criss-crosses the city.

In the province, main industrial structure is the south-eastern project (GAP), a massive dam and waterways project currently under construction.

While the power industry understandably wants to protect its massive profits, our precious waterways and the fish that inhabit them are public resources of the people of New York state.

Astoria's town centre is a walkable grid of streets along the Columbia River, dwarfed by a massive bridge spanning the waterway.

The same corporate food regime that causes food insecurity, increases diet-related diseases and drives smallholders off the land also contributes significantly to environmental degradation: 14percentt of global greenhouse gas emissions result from industrial agricultural activities, which also pollute waterways and create massive "dead zones" with fertilizer runoff.

The company intends to build a manufacturing facility on an 18-acre site at Berth 240 and use waterways to transport the massive rocket.

The broiler industry wants to keep chickens in inhumane conditions, dump massive amounts of pollutants into our waterways, and brush off food safety concerns.

Aside from the the impact GMOs have on our health, on which study has been lacking, these crops are responsible for massive pollution and depletion of our waterways, and require high oil inputs and a stable climate to produce.

New studies indicate that the fibers in our clothes could be poisoning our waterways and food chain on a massive scale.