Sentence examples for stop wetlands from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court must affirm that the government can stop wetlands from being polluted to death.

The solution to those fires (and, indeed, to all peat-related carbon-dioxide emissions) is simple and relatively cheap: stop draining wetlands and allow water to accumulate in them again.

Waders, which migrate from Siberia and stop in the Mediterranean wetlands in autumn before crossing the Mediterranean Sea, could contaminate other bird species before pursuing their flight.

This crowding of wintering species, in addition to the permanent presence of a transient population of birds using wetlands to stop off during migration, could allow AI viruses to circulate and be maintained because of rapid dissemination on shared water.

We made it, driving first through the Columbia Wetlands – a stop-off for Arctic-bound migrating birds, then through Glacier national park, a journey that made city-bred eyes wonder what they'd been staring at all these years.

Pelicans, ducks, and raptors are among the birds frequenting the Harney Basin wetlands, a stopping place on the Pacific Flyway.

During spring migration from Nigeria to Russia, the garganey stopped several days in wetlands situated close to areas of past outbreaks in the Danube delta (4 days at a distance of 1 4 km from October 2005 outbreaks) and Lake Kus, Turkey (8 days at a distance of 10 30 km from October 2005 outbreaks).

Heading north towards Queensland's rugged Cape York Peninsula, twitchers should stop off at the Mareeba Wetlands just out of town, a 2,000 hectare sanctuary that harbours more than 200 bird species, as well as the upmarket Jabiru Safari Lodge, a collection of lagoon-side African-style safari cabins ideally placed for wildlife watching and unwinding.

They warned that damage to these islands — which have buffered the impact of major storms like Hurricane Katrina — would prove difficult to repair, perhaps impossible, and would most likely outstrip any benefit to the wetlands gained by stopping the oil with the rock barriers.

Mr. Lieberman said he was concerned about the secret wilderness negotiations; his insistence on building a highway across wetlands, a project stopped by the courts; and his failure to respond quickly to the release of carcinogens from a magnesium plant near the Great Salt Lake.

For example, conservation activities to stop loss and degradation of wetland ecosystems, including a focus on improving amphipod abundances throughout the upper Midwest should improve lipid-reserve accumulation of female scaup and may help reverse this species' current continental population decline [12], but also would be beneficial to other ecosystem services important to humans.