Sentence examples for value water from inspiring English sources

Freyman believes that the corporate and investment community can value water better by understanding the risks of inefficient water management.

"We simply don't value water in the same way that we value energy," said Mr. Larsen of DHI.

With last year's drought not too distant a memory, some residents may be more inclined to value water supplies and open horizons.

Kids who grow up with a conservation ethic become adults who value water — and who create solutions for problems that now seem insurmountable.

He says consumers fail to value water and the current drought is a "wake-up call" that will lead us to adopt a more conservationist approach, with metering, recycling and under-patio reservoirs all on the agenda.

Texans need to learn to value water properly, Mr. Rainwater said, and that may mean building new water-supply projects and easing up on lawns in West Texas, which at best receives half the rainfall of East Texas.

The data in Slack is either low value ("water-cooler" conversations) or already lives in existing systems of record.

The panel agreed that the agriculture sector has a long way to go before it adequately values water.

RTD functions were used to quantify hydraulic parameters: active wetland volume (e-value), water dispersion (N-value) and hydraulic efficiency (λ-value).

Furthermore, attitudes towards environmental values, water protection, buffer strips and subsidies to agriculture were obtained.

Significant environmental aspects were: Health (encompasses air, noise and soil pollution), Energy and climate, Natural and cultural values, Water resources.