Sentence examples for securing water from inspiring English sources

Replacing a "meaningful percentage" of that figure – say, 20%-30% - would be enough to have a dramatic impact on securing water security for the area, says WaterFX's Mandell.

The job of securing water frequently falls to Niger's children, some as young as 10 or 11.

The money will help to set up markets, reopen schools and hospitals, as well as securing water supplies.

The community around Au-Hun relies on subsistence with local people growing all their own food, managing livestock and securing water.

Many are built on hilltops, securing water supplies, often linked by their own networks of roads and overlooking villages in the valleys beneath.

Investing in the social, as well as the physical, infrastructure is one way of securing water and sanitation over the long term, said Mariano Montero, director of Fundación Femsa.

The short term benefits of this flow can secure water and ecological services for agricultural production, food security, irrigation, and flood control.

The United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) is now also recommending the restoration of degraded ecosystems to secure ecosystem services, address challenges in disaster prevention, secure water supplies, improve carbon sequestration and enhance food security (Nellemann and Corcoran 2010).

To secure water for California, scientists look to the trees.

Most major towns in Maine also have secure water supplies, at least for the coming summer.

It calculates that a 30% reduction in domestic water use is needed to secure water supplies for the future.