Sentence examples for water resources infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The administration wants to shift from the military to Interior responsibility for water resources infrastructure such as flood control and aquatic ecosystem restoration.

The conventional tools of decision-making in water resources infrastructure planning have been developed for problems with well-characterized uncertainties and are ill-suited for problems involving climate nonstationarity.

This paper presents the use of a bottom-up, decision scaling framework for the evaluation of water resources infrastructure design alternatives regarding their robustness to climate change and expected value of performance.

This could be important for catchments and sub-basins where storage-type water resources infrastructure exists or is planned.

This research develops a hydroeconomic modeling framework for integrating climate change impacts into the problem of planning water resources infrastructure development.

The delivery and transport of sediment through mountain rivers affects aquatic habitat and water resource infrastructure.

Here, we synthesize existing data from central Idaho to explore (1) how sediment yields are likely to respond to climate change in semi-arid basins influenced by wildfire, (2) the potential consequences for aquatic habitat and water resource infrastructure, and (3) prospects for mitigating sediment yields in forest basins.

The balance between supply and demand will challenge the management of our water resource infrastructure.

In the case of Iran, sanctions have increased a thirst for accelerated development to expand water-resource infrastructure, generate power, and secure food and energy for Iranians.

Here we use examples from Switzerland, a country with a long history of intensive water infrastructure development, to illustrate the multiple and evolving challenges that must be addressed in the management of water resources and infrastructure.

This voluntary organization advocates the cross-sectoral management of water resources and infrastructures in a long-term planning, implementation, and monitoring process, in which the boundaries of political decision making would become more aligned with natural watersheds or technological networks such a sewer systems and hydropower schemes.