Примеры использования Salination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Similarly, rainwater harvesting is a possible action for small island developing States faced with groundwater salination as a result of saltwater intrusion or water scarcity resulting from variable rainfall patterns.
Soil erosion by water and wind, salination, overgrazing and degradation of vegetation,
soil erosion by water and wind and salination in all parts of the globe.
soil erosion by water and wind and salination, in all parts of the globe.
due to rising sea levels, salination, the incidence of storms of increasing frequency
limited fresh water resources; soil salination; a dry climate
destruction of salinas, salination of coastal aquifers
will prevent environmental problems such as salination and waterlogging of agricultural land which are the result of profligate use of water.
such as erosion, salination and deforestation as a result of increased agricultural intensity.
soil erosion, salination, sustainable agriculture, and the pollution of fresh
the sea level rise that is expected as a result of climate change will give rise to a loss of beaches, salination of soil and freshwater, increased stress on coastal ecosystems and damage to infrastructure.
indirect impacts are strongly expressed in terms of physical/chemical changes in soil(soil nutrient loss, salination), physical changes(decline in aggregate formation crust, compaction) and soil erosion.
secondary salination and increasing alkalinity of soils,
countering the salination and degradation of land under cultivation;
To prevent the loss of productive soil through erosion, salination or contamination; to arrest the process of desertification
In particular, the Action Plan instructed UNEP:"(c) to prevent the loss of productive soil through erosion, salination or contamination; to arrest the process of desertification
if irrigation is not applied in an efficient manner thereby leading to increased soil salination.
Degraded soil(e.g. water/wind erosion, salination);
Other historians point to soil salination as the culprit in the decline in agriculture.
Water supply shortages and the salination of limited fresh water reserves will endanger the very existence of life on the atolls