Sentence examples for more dams and from inspiring English sources

But greens vehemently oppose the building of more dams and transmission lines in the country's beautiful, rain-drenched south.

Nor is the construction of more dams and reservoirs likely to be a solution, because such options are limited by silting, runoff and the fact that most cost-effective and viable sites in developed countries have been identified.

In Sindh, the fishermen, and also many farmers, oppose plans for more dams and irrigation projects on the Indus, and advocate turning to coal power rather than hydropower for Pakistan's electricity needs, Mr. Shah, the Fisherfolk Forum representative, said.

Yet even as the fishermen rejoice at the floodwaters, other, more powerful figures are calling for more dams and irrigation projects upstream to contain the water flow and prevent such wide-scale destruction in the future.

In fact, many Utahans, including the Mormon Church's television station, KSL, are still urging the state to build more dams and reservoirs on the rivers feeding the lake, a task Mr. Holzworth says would cost hundreds of millions of dollars, take many years and still not solve the problem.

Hydro (6.5%) saw its biggest annual increase on record, in part due to more dams and in part due to a lot of rain; Christof Rühl, BP's chief economist, notes there was more precipitation in 2010 than in any year in the past century.

My work this summer will be to help finish this project, updating finding aids, more DAM and EAD training, and contributing to evaluation summaries as well.

Ma Jun, a water specialist in Beijing, says that since the 1950s China has been digging ever deeper wells, and building ever more dams, canals, and water diversion projects.

The One Nation leader said an Australian identity card would end welfare fraud and claimed she would build more dams, railways and ports.

In water matters, this meant ever more dams, reservoirs and aqueducts.

"As more dams are built and as land use and agricultural practices in coastal regions continue to rapidly change, we're seeing a sharp drop in inorganic sediment delivery to many coastal marshes worldwide.