Sentence examples for water mining from inspiring English sources

Last year Russia and Norway settled an old dispute over their maritime border; soon they will open the border region to oil firms.The risks of pollution from bilge water, mining effluent and spilt oil are real.

It has agreed to cooperate with an investigation by Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, who is looking into how cabinet agencies re-evaluated Clinton-era orders on arsenic levels in drinking water, mining on public lands and road-building in national forests.

China will help set up, and in many cases, co-own or operate manufacturing facilities, infrastructure (rail, water, mining, electricity) and transportation and shipping hubs.

The business case for this application provides an economic framework for a potential lunar water mining operation.

Major human activities which lead to hydrologic alterations include irrigation (from ground water mining and surface water diversion), deforestation, wetland filling or drainage, and new dam construction.

The novel aspect of this technology demonstrator is the demonstration of "water mining" capabilities for in situ resource utilisation (ISRU) in conjunction with high-value astrobiological investigation within a low-mass lander package of 70 kg.

Water mines and obstacles at the fort of Humaitá blocked the Brazilians' advance by river.

Consider the January 2012 post on the conversion of naval ships to ironclad vessels and the February 2012 post on Confederates' questionable use of land and water mines, which both refer to the  Merrimac.

Mr. McGowan, who previously gained attention by rolling a peanut across London with his nose and by pulling a bus with his big toe, justified the outflow by saying, "Everyone else is wasting water; mine's art".

The second type features Coco as the player character, who must ride a jetski and gather the Crystals on the surface of the water, avoiding pirates and water mines as she does so.

Samples of soil, water, mine waste leachates, soil gas, and air were collected from areas mined for mercury (Hg) and baseline sites in the Big Bend area, Texas, to evaluate potential Hg contamination in the region.