Sentence examples for removal project from inspiring English sources

These dams have been proposed for removal, and if they were to be removed, it would be the largest dam removal project ever undertaken in the United States.

Over all, the city "is uninsured against claims arising from the debris removal project, all of which were completely unanticipated," the memo said.

As recently as last week she visited a Superfund site in Manville, where a creosote removal project was underway, before stopping by the agency's 205-acre campus in Edison.

It doesn't take long to find a miracle in the newly released Elwha River, focus of the largest dam removal project in American history — the Berlin Wall of environmental restoration.

No other dam removal project in the nation comes close to the earth-load in the Elwha, scientists say, and most of it, after decades in the making, has yet to come down the river.

From the viewing platform at Salmon Cascades on the Sol Duc River, visitors can see coho salmon jumping in October, while chinook salmon reaching up to 70 pounds will soon spawn freely up the Elwha River upon completion of an extensive dam removal project.

Obayashi, which is one of more than 20 major contractors involved in government-funded radiation removal projects, has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

This year, one of the biggest dam removal projects in the nation's history reached a milestone when a section of the Elwha River near Olympic National Park in Washington was restored to wild flow, with fishing rights an important driver in the process.

River herring and shad, whose populations are at historic lows, spend part of their lives at sea and run up rivers to spawn; hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent on dam removal projects to foster a revival of the runs, but fishermen and conservationists have long warned the species also need protection at sea.

Fig. 6 Slice reconstructed with the proposed custom protocol (dynamic flat fielding, ring removal, projected CTF phase retrieval, and MR-FBP reconstruction).

Grouping treatments likely contributed to beneficial outcomes for grouse as individual removal projects averaged just 87 ha in size but cumulatively covered a fifth of the study area.