Sentence examples for water dams from inspiring English sources

"There are no clinics, no schools, no roads, no water dams — nothing," Mr. Bariz said.

Ancient societies deployed an array of systems by managing superficial water (dams) and aquifers (which are considered "naturally built dams").

Environmentalists fear the government would need to construct other dams upstream to guarantee enough water — dams that would flood more forest and affect yet more indigenous peoples.

Also, desalination is less harmful to the environment than water dams, which results in severe environmental problems up and down stream.

In recent years, their population in the Hudson has declined, possibly because of contaminants in the water, dams, overfishing, parasites, habitat loss, hydropower projects or some other yet unknown factor.

But besides a lack of permits from the regional government, the company has also been frustrated in its efforts to buy adjacent land that includes some of the water dams and most of the waste dumps that would be used by the mine.

The final project is located at the water dam of Beebe Lake.

The aquifer on the down gradient of the process water dam is contaminated by saline water that evolved from the dam.

The proposed algorithm using the optimized DEM model was then applied to a water dam breaking, involving multiple solid cylinder layers.

There is evidence to show that the mine process water dam poses a serious threat of contaminating the groundwater with salts.

The method is applied to analyze the seismic responses in a reservoir with the consideration of the dynamic interactions among water, dam, sediment and foundation rock.