Sentence examples for warned water from inspiring English sources

Federal and Colorado health officials warned water users downstream to turn off intakes and avoid water-borne recreational activity until the contaminated water passes.

However, it warned: "Water is heavy and costly to move across long distances, and transferring water through canals and rivers can cause damage to the environment so proposals for new transfers need careful consideration".

Ofwat boss warns water companies The outgoing chief executive at Ofwat has warned the big water companies that it is "now time to deliver" to customers after finalising the regulator's approach to price negotiations.

But if the state approves the project, environmentalists warn, water quality will suffer and the federal government could follow through on its threat to force the city to spend billions of dollars on a filtration plant.

By 2013, 14.8 parts per billion of lead were found in tap water, teetering on the edge of the federal limit of 15 parts per billion.That level is meant to warn water authorities that methods to control pipe corrosion are not working.

Tolba warned about water shortages, soil erosion, desertification, air and water pollution.

3) Water for irrigation: The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned that water for agricultural purposes will become increasingly scarce due to climate change.

A leak that sent millions of gallons of raw sewage spilling into the Hudson River north of New York City has been fixed, but officials yesterday warned boaters, water skiers and divers to stay out of the water in the area through today.

"In the course of the century," it warned darkly, "water supply stored in glaciers and snow cover are projected to decline, reducing water availability in regions supplied by meltwater from major mountain ranges, where more than one-sixth of the world population currently lives".

And plenty of other voices have warned of water cannon's huge dangers.

The report warned that water shortages would become acute in some regions within the next decade, as demand continued to rise.