Примеры использования To surface waters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Links to surface waters are weak in general.
Interim report on nutrient effects of nitrogen deposition to surface waters;
The PUR industry released the substance to surface waters through waste water treatment plants.
The ICP Waters sites are used to calculate critical loads andexceedances for acidity to surface waters.
N deposition andassociated enhanced N leaching to surface waters could increase primary productivity in freshwaters.
Type 2/4; sand and sandstone, sandy loam; groundwater flow direction from Belarus to Ukraine;weak link to surface waters.
Atmospheric N deposition leads to enhanced leaching of N species to surface waters in natural and semi-natural ecosystems.
Type 2/4; sand and sandstone; groundwater flow direction from Ukraine to Belarus;weak link to surface waters.
For transboundary groundwaters related to surface waters, the principle of integrated management should also be taken into account.
Its richest parts are those where waves andcurrents bring fertilising nutrients to surface waters that are bathed in sunlight.
Heavy metals can be leached to surface waters, where freshwater organisms, in particular fish, may reach elevated content levels.
In most cases, groundwaters were covered by such treaties only when such waters were connected to surface waters.
The principles applicable to surface waters could be applied to groundwaters, provided they were expanded and adapted to the specific characteristics of the latter.
The term"confined" has been used in the Commission to mean"unrelated" or"not connected" to surface waters.
European Community: Unacceptable risks to non-target aquatic organisms were identified in the release to surface waters both from the manufacture of TBT and TBT-containing anti-fouling paints and the hulls of ships painted with anti-fouling paints.
Instead, it had maintained the threshold of"significant harm" which had been used in the 1997 Convention with regard to surface waters.
This has contributed to the reduction of pollution load to surface waters, which for phosphorus, nitrogen, BOD, COD and suspended solids has decreased by 10-40% nationally(i.e. all surface waters) during the period 2004 to 2008, according to Latvian statistics.
The term"catchment area" used in the definition of"recharge zone" in subparagraph(f)was more commonly used in relation to surface waters.
In the view of those representatives,while the question of groundwaters unrelated to surface waters of international watercourses required further study, some of the general principles laid down in the draft articles could usefully be applied by States in regulating and sharing unrelated groundwaters.
For example, for phosphorus, nitrogen, BOD, chemical oxygen demand(COD) andsuspended solids, the load to surface waters has decreased in Latvia by 10%-40% during 2004 to 2008.
Albania The former yugoslav Republic of macedonia Type 2; Triassic and Jurassic karstic limestones; groundwater flow occurs in both directions;weak links to surface waters.
The results of air-water fugacity ratio indicate that α-endosulfan has been undergoing net deposition to surface waters across all the regions of the Arctic Ocean since 1990s.
Type 2/4; sand and sandstone; mean thickness 25-75 m, maximum thickness 150 m; groundwater flow direction from Belarus to Ukraine;Medium connection to surface waters.
ICP Forests focuses on soil models,while ICP Integrated Monitoring also addresses problems related to surface waters and thus links these activities with ICP Waters. .
As explained in the second report, the draft convention is intended to cover all transboundary aquifers and aquifer systems regardless of whether ornot they are related to surface waters.
Bosnia and herzegovina montenegro Does not correspond to any of the described model aquifer types; Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous limestones and dolomites;weakly linked to surface waters; groundwater flow from Montenegro to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Much the same“speciality” applies with regard to the major vulnerability of groundwater deriving from the lower capacity of self-depuration with respect to surface waters.
These particles are primarily released to the urban/industrial soil compartment(75%), butmay also be released to surface waters(24.9%) or air 0.1.
These include, specifically, waste and sewage produced by humans, application of sludge to fields andrelease of wastewater to surface waters.
On the other hand, there is clear evidence that mercury is accumulated in organic topsoils, leading to an increased risk of methylation andloss of mercury to surface waters.