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gallons of highly contaminated wastewater and runoffresultingfrom agricultural drainage
saline waterresultingfrom agricultural drainage
the concept of reusing poor quality wateroriginatingfrom agricultural drainage
in particular the rapidly declining water levelsresultingfrom agricultural drainage
to handle half an inch of rain per day(passive) is designedAgricultural drainage
usually(passive) are ... designedDrainage systems in agriculture
how much of the actual rise in the Quill Lakes over the last decade or sohas resultedfrom agricultural drainage
Nearly 90 percent of wetland losseshave resultedfrom drainage for agriculture
Nearly 90 % of wetland losseshave resultedfrom drainage for agriculture
or constructed to divert water away from the footings of a dwelling or a retaining walldesignedor constructed to divert water away from the footings of a dwelling or a retaining wall
to peat loss and land subsidence , which in turn leads to increased flooding , impacting on remaining forest conservation areasleadsto peat loss and land subsidence , which in turn leads to increased flooding , impacting on remaining forest conservation areas
a loss in wetlandshave causeda loss in wetlands
nitrate pollution(passive) caused bynitrate pollution
editorials on surface water pollution in Iowa(passive) caused byeditorials on surface water pollution in Iowa
seepagefrom wetland to agricultural area combined with lower river level causes water loss in summer Impacts : lowering of groundwater table , causing decline in quality of wetlands Seepage to river Solutionscausesseepagefrom wetland to agricultural area combined with lower river level causes water loss in summer Impacts : lowering of groundwater table , causing decline in quality of wetlands Seepage to river Solutions
excess Ncan contributeexcess N
the erosion of our river bankscausedthe erosion of our river banks
to the nitrogen and phosphorus loading , eventually ending up in Lake Winnipeg , causing an environmental catastrophe , and they are not required to mitigate whatsoever for these impactsis contributingto the nitrogen and phosphorus loading , eventually ending up in Lake Winnipeg , causing an environmental catastrophe , and they are not required to mitigate whatsoever for these impacts
measures of hydrologic and biological connectivityinfluencesmeasures of hydrologic and biological connectivity
to major flooding in Saskatchewan and Manitoba in 2011contributedto major flooding in Saskatchewan and Manitoba in 2011
Riparian habitat modifications(passive) caused byRiparian habitat modifications
oftenresultsoften
in reductions of physical habitat diversity , shifts from woody to herbaceous riparian vegetation , and the loss of riparian habitatoften resultsin reductions of physical habitat diversity , shifts from woody to herbaceous riparian vegetation , and the loss of riparian habitat
Habitat changes(passive) caused byHabitat changes
the largest amount of wastewater , much of which is untreated or only partially treated as it comes from industry sources or even wastewater treatment plantscreatesthe largest amount of wastewater , much of which is untreated or only partially treated as it comes from industry sources or even wastewater treatment plants
the quality and quality of DOM exportinfluencesthe quality and quality of DOM export
in local hydrologyhas causedin local hydrology
an estimated 27 to 90 % wetland loss [ 36 , 40has causedan estimated 27 to 90 % wetland loss [ 36 , 40
in faster movement of nutrients to the lake Low lake levels — less water , more concentration of nutrientsresultingin faster movement of nutrients to the lake Low lake levels — less water , more concentration of nutrients
increased soil aeration which has stimulated decomposition and , hence , soil subsidence , currently amounting to 1–2 cm / yrhas causedincreased soil aeration which has stimulated decomposition and , hence , soil subsidence , currently amounting to 1–2 cm / yr
alsocreatesalso
to selenium levels in the waters high - enough to poison ducks and other birdscontributedto selenium levels in the waters high - enough to poison ducks and other birds
the creeping degradation of soil and the salty pondshas causedthe creeping degradation of soil and the salty ponds
to carbon loss and subsidenceinevitably leadsto carbon loss and subsidence
an increase of CO2 flux from peat decomposition , contributing to national CO2 emissioncausesan increase of CO2 flux from peat decomposition , contributing to national CO2 emission
90 % of wetland destructioncauses90 % of wetland destruction
an increase of CO2 flux from peat de composition , contributing to national CO2 emissioncausesan increase of CO2 flux from peat de composition , contributing to national CO2 emission
further habitat losses(passive) caused byfurther habitat losses