Sentence examples for worldwide water from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, water is now more valuable, and more stressed, than ever before.

Scientists predict climate change will aggravate worldwide water shortages in the coming decades.

And worldwide water scarcity is likely to accelerate with global warming, population growth, drought and increased pollution and development.

And given the worldwide water crisis and new focus on harvesting rainwater, that number barely scratches the surface.

If the treaty were implemented inefficiently, the cost of Kyoto could approach $1 trillion, or more than five times the cost of worldwide water and sanitation coverage.

With daily reminders of the intensifying effects of global warming, the spectre of a worldwide water shortage, and continued political upheaval in the oil-rich Middle East, it is possible that "Dune" is even more relevant now than when it was first published.

Sophisticated filters and membranes account for $5 billion of the $8 billion worldwide water-treatment market (excluding pumps), according to estimates by UBS Warburg.

Sophisticated filters and membranes account for $5 billion of the $8 billion worldwide water-treatment market (excluding pumps), estimates UBS Warburg.

Membrane distillation (MD) is a promising separation technology that can help reducing the worldwide water-energy stress in a sustainable way.

Desalination powered by renewable energy sources is an attractive solution to address the worldwide water-shortage problem without contributing significant to greenhouse gas emissions.

Worldwide, green water contributes about 80% of the consumptive water use (CWU) in agricultural production (Molden et al. 2010; Rockström et al. 2014).