Aquifer Natural water bearing geological formation found below the surface of the earth.

According to Jordan, the damage to rangelands and loss of rangeland productivity and wildlife habitats were the result of severe overgrazing by the livestock of the refugees, vehicular traffic and the excessive use of plants for fuel by the refugees in the Jordanian Badia.

The permeability of the underlying layer is less (lower) than that of the geological formation in the aquifer.

Owing to the destruction of the discharge processes, salinization of aquifers might have occurred.

Excessive groundwater extraction in many cities in Asia, Europe and Latin America has caused saline intrusion and ground subsidence.

Aquifer means a subsurface layer or layers of rock or other geological strata of sufficient porosity and permeability to allow either a significant flow of groundwater or the abstraction of significant quantities of groundwater.

Jordan states that some of the refugees brought with them between 1.3 and 1.8 million livestock.

And they can pull calcium out of the environment, put down a layer of calcium and then carbonate, calcium and carbonate.

Soil erosion, fertility depletion, salinization, waterlogging and the lowering of the groundwater table have also been recognized as important land degradation problems in Malaysia.

That ain't water, Kid. Salt.

Salinization and deterioration of potential land and water resources.

c. Saline water intrusion or

In many places, underground water is considered the property of the owner of the land where the water is extracted, even when a well s user is tapping an aquifer that spreads across thousands of square miles. As a result, there is little incentive to conserve.

Under this topic, the Commission is now focusing for the time being on codification of the law on transboundary groundwaters (aquifers and aquifer systems).

Aquifer means a subsurface layer or layers of geological strata of sufficient porosity and permeability to allow either a flow of or the withdrawal of usable quantities of groundwater.

States shall specially protect sites where groundwater is withdrawn from or recharged to an aquifer.

(a) Aquifer means a permeable water bearing geological formation underlain by a less permeable layer and the water contained in the saturated zone of the formation

In many populous parts of the world, including the grain growing regions of northern India, northern China, and the American Midwest, farmers are tapping into groundwater to irrigate their crops. The great aquifers that supply water for irrigation are being depleted.

Salina, Kansas.

As stated in paragraph 223 above, in a letter dated 6 May 1998, the Executive Secretary informed all panels of Commissioners that the Governing Council intends to resolve the issue of the compensability of claim preparation costs in the future.

Effective management links land and water uses across the whole of a catchment area or groundwater aquifer.

In subparagraph (b), the expression each associated with specific geological formations is inserted to indicate that an aquifer system could consist of aquifers not only of the same geological formations but also of different geological formations.

In this regard, Iraq claims that, although the coral reefs are located in a tourist location, few tourists actually use them.

One innovative technique is the use of underground dams to capture water flowing in shallow aquifers.

Aquifer means a subsurface water bearing geologic formation from which significant quantities of water may be extracted.

It's a salt lake. We got to cross it.

c. Assessing the impacts on groundwater and aquifers of industrial, agricultural, and other activities and

Of the USD 1,465,565,462 claimed for this part of the first claim unit, USD 939,146,614 is for the salinization of groundwater resources and USD 526,418,848 is for the depletion of groundwater resources.

(b) Develop water management plans in transboundary, national and or local contexts, preferably on the basis of catchment areas or groundwater aquifers.

Jordan also states that overgrazing reduced plant diversity and biomass in the rangelands.

(b) Aquifer system means a series of more than two aquifers , each associated with specific geological formations, that are hydraulically connected

(b) Aquifer system means a series of more than two aquifers , each associated with specific geological formations, that are hydraulically connected

I am president of the Salt Water Fuel Company.

I will. Give me grain, salt, holy water.

(b) prevent the pollution of groundwater resources, especially those in a long term perspective reserved for drinking water supply, in particular caused by nitrates, plant protection agents and pesticides as well as other hazardous substances

Basin States shall cooperate according to the procedures in Chapter XI to set drawdown rates in order to assure the equitable utilization of the waters of an aquifer referred in paragraph 1, having due regard for the obligation not to cause significant harm to other basin States and to the obligation to protect the aquifer.

Jordan proposes to remediate the damage to its rangelands by creating and managing 185,000 hectares of rangeland reserves and wildlife reserves in the Eastern Badia.

It cannot be ruled out, however, that it may be necessary to remove nitrate and pesticides from the groundwater in certain parts of the country for a limited period of time.

Feed me salt water until my tongue swelled?

(v) Article 4 of the International Law Association Berlin Rules on Water Resources, 2004, Transboundary aquifers

The salt of the earth.

Please can you pass over the salt?

States, in accordance with the precautionary approach, shall take early action and develop long term plans to ensure the sustainable use of groundwater and of the aquifers in which the groundwater is contained.

You're looking at brine pools formed by salt diapirs.

The goods arrived in Vancouver damaged by salt water.