Examples of using Siltation in English and their translations into Russian
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geotextiles used in them filter water perfectly preventing siltation of drains.
catchment areas(e.g. around reservoirs) that are threatened by degradation-induced loss of water holding capacity or siltation deposition and accumulation of land-based soils and sediments.
results in soil erosion and siltation of rivers and streams.
Heavy siltation of rivers during rainfall, decline in soil fertility
water-borne diseases, siltation, erosion, salt-water intrusion,
water-borne diseases, siltation, erosion, salt-water intrusion,
which contribute to siltation of reservoirs), and high fluoride content in localized groundwater sites.
loss of crop diversity and productivity, siltation, droughts,
alleging that there would be stagnation of water, siltation, serious impairment of water, extinction of fluvial fauna
as well as siltation and damage to downstream water reservoirs.
soil erosion, siltation, droughts, storms,
Increased siltation is reducing the navigability of rivers.
Use of agricultural land are causing erosion, drainage, siltation, seals and other processes.
Changing rainfall patterns are likely to further intensify the siltation of rivers and the deterioration of watersheds.
Half of Africa's reservoir capacity, for instance, could be lost to siltation with dramatic impacts on water supply.
there is no water flow, siltation and eutrophication were observed.
easily erodible soils can cause siltation of reservoirs, further decreasing their capacity for water storage.
The latter species is threatened by deforestation(causing siltation), pollution, changes in water level
easily erodible soils can cause rapid siltation of reservoirs, further decreasing their live storage capacity.
These environments are suffering from pollution(siltation from soil erosion,