-
providing less buoyancy. In the same way,
fresh water is less
dense than
salinated or seawater, with a
similar lessening effect upon buoyancy. The rules...
- and
canals and
drains were blocked.
Underground sources of
water were
salinated.
Across the island,
collections were
taken for
those who had lost everything...
-
Aquarium filled its
tanks with
fresh water from the city
water system and
salinated its sal****er
exhibits using the same
commercial salt and
mineral additives...
- "chimney" of ice
enclosing a
downward flow of this supercooled,
super salinated water. When the
brinicle becomes thick enough, it
becomes self-sustaining...
- salt that was
distributed throughout the
northeast via the Erie Canal.
Salinated brine was
boiled dry in
large vats
known as "salt blocks", and the salt...
- from irrigation. Of this, 66,000
hectares (160,000 acres) are
extremely salinated.
Irrigation returns water,
returned to the
river by an
extensive but outdated...
-
cyclones and
rising sea
levels have
eroded the
coastline and
excessively salinated the soil. Thus, Banu's husband,
Rafiqul Islam has
shifted to pedaling...
- po****tions in this
environmental health crisis due to the
highly polluted and
salinated water used for
drinking and the
dried seabed.
Toxic chemicals ****ociated...
-
because the
banks were
built using mud
dredged from the salt marsh,
which salinated fresh water stored there. From 13th
century the
market town and seaport...
-
stratified lakes produced by a
gradient of
saline concentrations. The
highly salinated bottom layer is
separated from the top
layer of
fresh water by the chemocline...
