Examples of using Water resources in English and their translations into Hebrew
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does not pollute air and water resources, and is not limited in terms of quantity.
it is used to get more yield with less water resources.
The Golan is abundant not only in nature reserves but also in vital water resources, which are susceptible to pollution.
solving problems of environmental pollution and water resources, construction of tourism and commercial sites.
a geologist studying water resources in the Sultanate.
while animal agriculture and bottled water industries exploit and drain water resources without limit.
Israel seized control of the area's water resources when it took over the West Bank in 1967, and has been managing them as it sees fit ever since.
These are the key points to alleviate the contradiction between the supply and demand of water resources in China.
Why not use precious water resources to support one man's sport fishing?
most particularly on water resources. View.
It is vital to ensure the continued existence of water resources and protect the ecological system.
Briefing paper describing the imminent health crisis to come if cooperation is not sought to protect shared water resources.
However, due to incorrect management of water resources, people receive a very small quantity of water in comparison to residents of Israel.
By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels,
Adalah to Supreme Court: Using water resources to exert pressure on Arab Bedouin to leave the unrecognized villages in the Naqab is illegal.
Energy generation and transmission consume water resources, particularly for hydroelectric,
Israel's inquitable use of our water resources continued uninterrupted during the Oslo negotiations.
Equitable sharing of water resources, including a list of prioritized interventions that will restore the valley‘s environmental and ecological values within a realistic financial and economic framework.
In order to resolve the water resources crisis, on the one hand,
However, excess application of fertilizers in agriculture often results in leaching of nitrate from the soil to water resources.