Sentence examples for removal projects in from inspiring English sources
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.
Along the way, he visits mountaintop coal removal projects in his birth state of West Virginia; works with Peaceful Uprising, a grassroots eco-action group he co-founded, and leads a student occupation of the Department of the Interior.
Cambodia, 20- 22 April Chan, popularly known in Cambodia as "Chhin Long", will visit school and community mine risk education and landmine and UXO (unexploded ordnance) removal projects in Battambang province, in the North West.
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.
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.
— Beginning late this summer, one of the most promising and pure acts of environmental restoration the region and the nation have ever seen will get under way here, experts say, in the form of the largest dam removal project in American history.
Kyoto Protocol parties can obtain offsets through a mechanism called joint implementation (JI), where one party develops an emission-reduction or emission-removal project in another country where emissions are limited.
The Elwha River restoration project, in Washington State, includes the largest dam-removal project in United States history to date.
Information that became available from the targeted removal of badgers over the study period, and from a badger-removal project in county Kilkenny, during 1996 1999 was used.
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.
During the 20-22 April mission, Chan also visited UNICEF-assisted mine education projects and mine marking and removal projects along the Cambodian-Thai border in Pailin, once a stronghold of the former Khmer Rouge regime.
