"water deterioration" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process or result of water becoming damaged or degraded. Example: The water deterioration in the city's rivers and lakes is a major concern for environmentalists and authorities.
Those sites and crops could be considered for additional BMP measures to mitigate water deterioration by target pollutants.
Large scale coastal land-claim and sea-enclosing (CLASE) activities have caused habitat destruction, biodiversity losses and water deterioration, thus the local governments in China have recently undertaken seabed dredging and dyke opening (SDADO) as typical ecological restoration projects.
Surface water deterioration and ground water contamination The problem encountered here is usually seepage of pollutants from disposal pits and accidental spills of polymers, escape of brines containing polymers from depleted reservoir or disposal formation, migration by natural flow out of the reservoir into fresh water aquifer and to surface water.
In last decade, Ostreopsis spp. blooms regularly occurred in the warm temperate coasts of the Mediterranean Sea [11], [12], [13] and have recently been associated both with human poisoning by toxic aerosols [14], [15] and with mortality of benthic organisms caused by water deterioration or by direct toxin intake through the food web [16].
Consistent with this, the high rate of two-week healthcare-seeking in Bazhong elderly might attribute to polluted drinking water, deterioration of living conditions, and difficulties in accessing medical services caused by the flood [ 23, 24].
Batches of 10 fish were then transferred from two 500-l tanks to cylinder net baskets of 10-l volume (117-123 Kg/m), suspended each one in 90-l tanks with a high flow of seawater (10 l/min) to avoid water deterioration (Oxygen > 5 ppm; unionized ammonia < 0.02 mg/l).
Water scarcity, deterioration of quality and increasing demand have led to the development and use of alternative sources of water.
Agricultural nitrogen loss becomes an increasingly important source of water quality deterioration and eutrophication, even threatens water safety for humanity.
Higher efficiencies will only be practicable if water quality deterioration in the green water tank can be prevented by some means (e.g. disinfection).
These results suggest that, in the Lower Lakes, drought could cause water quality deterioration through water acidification and increased nutrient and Chl-a concentrations, more effective water management in the lake catchment is thus crucial to prevent the similar water quality deterioration since the projected intensification of droughts.
An example of this is the Mississippi basin where there has been a large scale loss of wetlands and water quality deterioration over the past century.
