Sentence examples for sensible water from inspiring English sources

But John Weisheit, conservation director for Living Rivers, a Utah-based environmental group, said the agreement sends the message to the states that growth trumps sensible water management.

In response to critics within his party, the minister points out that even Fidel Castro's Cuba uses the Suez-owned Aguas de Barcelona.Down under on topThe country that takes top prize for sensible water management, however, is Australia.

The sensible Water Rat wants nothing to do with either; it is only the Mole's naivety and Toad's hubris that force him to encounter them from time to time.

Moreover, many of the bad consequences of dams can be avoided if the right policies are followed: silting can be slowed by sensible water releases, forestry inundation prevented by clearing trees, salmon accommodated by building fish ladders, people resettled in better places, and so on.And then there is electricity.

But in the end, "the willingness of Catskill residents and city officials to embark on the world's most expensive and ambitious watershed management program after almost a century of bitter conflict" offers hope that the goals of sensible water management and environmental progress "are not as elusive as they may seem".

Since the novel charge boost mode was applied, an energy density of 178 kWh/m3 has been achieved, which is almost 3 times higher compared to the conventional sensible water storage energy density.

The peak COP of the SHPHS DLHS system was 10.03, roughly 3.5 times higher than that of the system using sensible heat water storage only.

In the meanwhile, the operating efficiencies of the unit were also measured by an energy saving potential index ɛ, which is defined as the ratio of chilled water sensible cooling output capacity to the total sensible cooling output capacity.

We are not against sensible deployment of water engineering.

A good start to fixing the Murray-Darling Basin would be the sensible pricing of water.

Charging sensible prices for water and electricity is controversial (though economically necessary) and ways must be found to protect the poor.Even without such boldness, some localities have taken steps to protect their water supplies.