Примеры использования Frequent droughts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Water shortage- due to siltation of rivers and dams and frequent droughts;
Several other SIDS also suffer from frequent droughts and perennial water scarcity.
Frequent droughts and floods have often led to crop failures and food insecurity.
The continent is expected to face more frequent droughts, desertification, and more intense storms.
Climate change will exacerbate these problems,including through more frequent droughts and floods.
These practices, coupled with frequent droughts and forest fires, lead to serious land degradation.
Frequent droughts(the last in 1998, had disastrous consequences), and the devastating effects of tropical cyclones.
Climatic changes, irregular rainfall as well as frequent droughts contribute further to creating vulnerability.
Water-related climate change impacts are already being experienced in the form of more severe and frequent droughts and floods.
Due to the location of the island and frequent droughts, fresh water has been in short supply in Cyprus for centuries.
Yields are lower than in Java because of significantly lower levels of agricultural mechanization and more frequent droughts.
Agricultural production has also been affected by frequent droughts in 1987, 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2010-2011.
The frequent droughts in Africa have often been blamed on human agricultural activity, particularly overgrazing and deforestation.
The ground needs to be processed deeper than 30 cm,in areas with frequent droughts, it is important to conduct special moistening of the soil.
The frequent droughts and famines in some indigenous regions are the result of human activity and could be avoided with appropriate policies.
At the same time, the negative impact of land degradation, desertification and frequent droughts on the economy of the Parties can hardly be overestimated.
Faced with frequent droughts, more and more Kenyan farmers are switching from maize to sorghum- a cereal that withstands drought, is sturdy, and easy to grow.
As far as the short-term perspectives are concerned some changes can already be seen: more frequent droughts, floods, typhons and other natural disasters.
More frequent droughts are likely to occur, which could seriously impact the availability of food, as in the horn of Africa(including Somalia) during the 1980s and 1990s.
Other impacts include increased water shortages and decreased water quality,and more frequent droughts and floods, as well as the spreading of infectious diseases.
An extremely effective adaptive activity is agroforestry, wide planting of forest strips in farming territories, especially susceptible to climate change,increased aridity and frequent droughts.
Because of frequent droughts and dzud that covered the whole territory of the country in the past years, many herder households lost their source of livelihood and migrated to urban areas, thus increasing the numbers of unemployed.
In the late 19th century, the island was briefly used as a leper colony island,although that enterprise was eventually abandoned because of the frequent droughts, and the difficulty of reliably landing supplies on the island.
A review of the power sectors of six Southern andEastern African countries revealed that the reliance on national(mainly hydro) energy sources and insufficient long-term planning often led to costly emergency thermal generation owing to frequent droughts.
Although many farmers are still reliant on maize, Kenya's leading cash crop,maize production has been dropping due to more frequent droughts, and an increasing number of farmers are seeing the benefits of growing other crops such as sorghum.
Regardless of the extent of sea-level rise, global climate change will result in more pronounced weather patterns:heavier or more frequent droughts, storms, and out-of-season rain.
The rapid depletion of the ozone layer, the extinction of plant and animal species,rampant desertification and the ensuing frequent droughts, and gradual deforestation were problems of concern to everyone, and the international community needed to look beyond existing institutional arrangements and commit itself to financing sustainable development.
Participants from several small island developing States(SIDS)outlined some of the challenges associated with increasing intensity of hurricanes and more frequent droughts as well as sea level rise, which has forced, in some cases, the relocation of communities and villages.
In the Southern African Development Community(SADC) subregion,heightened attention is being given to programmes on drought and food security, as a result of frequent droughts that have had devastating impacts on agriculture and food security.
Furthermore, the region,lying south of the Sahel are at particular risk of desertification and frequent drought.