Sentence examples for surface pollution from inspiring English sources
Ms Fraser also warns of a risk of surface pollution, warning that "the environmental information provided … is not sufficient to be confident the development will not cause unacceptable levels of water pollution or land instability".
It is much more difficult to abate than surface pollution because groundwater can move great distances through unseen aquifers.
A new spatially distributed Anthropogenic Footprint Index (AFI), based on land use data, was developed to assess surface pollution risks.
By associating the sample analysis results with the land use typologies within these areas, surface pollution loads may be quantified for the whole Jaguaré watershed.
Because it seems natural that radionuclide emission flux would be proportional to surface pollution density, there could be radioCs fluxes several orders of magnitude higher than those measured in Tsukuba in areas nearer the FDNPP site whose Cs surface pollution is several orders of magnitude higher than in Tsukuba.
The anthropogenic contribution to Na+ loading is further corroborated by its relative high concentrations in dug well waters, directly influenced by surface pollution, compared to tap waters from deeper aquifer.
Even though Croatia has sufficient water resources at its disposal, these are not uniformly distributed and public water supply network losses remain high estimated at 44%. Between 2004 and 2008, the number of stations monitoring surface water pollution increased by 20%; the CEA reported 476 cases of water pollution in this period.
A reactive transport model is employed to evaluate the potential for contamination of drinking water wells by surface water pollution.
Untreated or allegedly treated industrial effluents have enhanced the level of surface water pollution up to 20 times the safe level in 22 critical polluted areas of the country.
"That fund is to clean surface water pollution and the scallop program doesn't necessarily respond to that mandate," he said.
According to data they have collected in two separate studies, overused and outdated septic systems have led to ground and surface water pollution in the neighborhood, said George Hicks, a senior sanitary engineer for the agency's Bureau of Water Management.
