Sentence examples for using wetlands as a from inspiring English sources

There is a long history of using wetlands as a unit process in treating acid mine drainage, while recent research has highlighted the potential for wetlands to buffer highly alkaline (pH > 12) drainage.

The Florida fish and wildlife conservation commission (FWC) hosts "amnesty days" for people to drop off exotic animals with "no questions asked", but owners still tend to use wetlands as a dumping ground.

Some have even used wetlands as garbage dumps.

Every year more policy and decision makers invest in 'coastal blue carbon' by using wetland conservation and restoration as a natural solution to meet international greenhouse gas commitments.

Integrated storm water and pollution control may involve water collection through the following urban greening techniques: (i) using wetland and parks as important components of a city's flood control system; (ii) designing roofs and pavements to distribute water onto grassed/vegetated areas or sumps or bioswales.

The Wetlands Demonstration Project 1 (WDP1) facility was built by the Atlantic Richfield Company ARCOO) to test the feasibility of using anaerobic wetlands as a passive treatment scheme for contaminated water in the Metro Storm Drain MSDD).

The purpose of this paper is to compile and evaluate data that have been produced in Sweden during some 20 years of using constructed wetlands as an environmental tool.

The occurrence of past outbreaks indicates that the duck used wetlands favorable to HPAI virus (H5N1) transmission as stopover sites.

Then there are the Essex marshes: ornithologists and nature lovers flock to the vast area in the Thames Gateway that proves such a magnet for migratory birds, which use the wetland as a pit-stop en route to warmer climes.

"We have to hope for the best, but prepare for the worst, including a true catastrophe for birds". The society's list of species potentially affected includes resident seabirds, waders and waterfowl, including heron, brown pelicans and oystercatchers, and migratory birds such as plovers, swallows and buntings that use the Gulf wetlands as a stopover.

The results provide a better understanding on using mangrove wetlands as biological treatment systems for removal of nutrients.