Several reservoirs and resorts are located in the county.

Since 1949, 16 million people have been displaced by reservoirs.

The reservoirs are Kiev (), Kaniv (), Kremenchuk (), Dniprodzerzhynsk (), Dnipro (), and Kakhovka ().

There are untold reservoirs of social violence in all of our lands.

Its waste sludge reservoirs, however, are being used for hazardous waste produced elsewhere.

Viruses are still one of the largest reservoirs of unexplored genetic diversity on Earth.

Still others might need deeper reservoirs, more modern filtration plants, or improved water transport schemes.

Even the hospitals that are meant to make us better have been reservoirs of this deadly carcinogen.

The world's business press has roundly condemned the authorities' behavior, especially the impounding of Yukos shares worth many times more than possible state claims, which smacks of expropriation.

This would make it difficult to use the existing supply infrastructure of dams, reservoirs, treatment systems, and pipelines without big modifications.

Israel s continued humiliation of the Palestinians, now telecast live into hundreds of millions of Muslim homes, is generating unnecessary reservoirs of hate.

For a proud and once powerful land such as China, such noblesse oblige was painful to accept and created lasting reservoirs of resentment.

Already by the 1930s, Kharkiv, Donetsk and Luhansk were lacking water forcing the authorities to gradually create a network of canals and reservoirs.

A more immediate concern is the immense number of people who will need to be resettled when reservoirs inundate the region s densely populated valleys.

Sabesp, the utility company that manages São Paulo's water supply, has been collecting water from those reserves since the reservoirs started to dry up.

In September, the reservoirs in China s Henan province dried up, leaving crops to shrivel and forcing some residents to drink from puddles on the ground.

Water Victoria's water infrastructure includes a series of dams and reservoirs, predominantly in Central Victoria, that hold and collect water for much of the state.

One example is pumped hydropower, in which excess wind and solar energy is used to pump water uphill into reservoirs that can later produce hydroelectric power.

And some of Puerto Rico's reservoirs, like La Plata, have no emergency backup power, which meant that about 250,000 people were also left without water service.

Some countries that have the greatest reservoirs of viruses with jump potential are ill equipped politically, socially, and institutionally for the world to have confidence in them.

In some countries, new water infrastructure may mean canals, pumping stations, and levees. Still others might need deeper reservoirs, more modern filtration plants, or improved water transport schemes.

They are now fully aware that their slightly nostalgic post colonial view of these countries as large export markets and deep reservoirs of cheap labor has become outdated.

Improved aquaculture, in which fish are grown at manmade fishponds and reservoirs is still far from being a perfect technology, mainly for environmental reasons, yet it is enormously promising.

No one among the KBS TV network executives who directed live broadcasts of the opening ceremonies of bicycle lanes alongside the river and the reservoirs will take responsibility either.

Apart from that, Baikal and the Angara river that it feeds are a source of water for many cities, and the decreased water level may drain their storage reservoirs.

Ten miles south of Tel Aviv, I stand on a catwalk over two concrete reservoirs the size of football fields and watch water pour into them from a massive pipe emerging from the sand.

Since the production of alumina stopped, some alumina production waste sludge reservoirs in Hungary similar to those that caused the October 2010 catastrophe were or are being used for dumping other types of hazardous materials.

An unprecedented 22 trillion Korean Won (about 20 Billion USD) has been spent and more is expected to be spent for maintenance work since 15 out of 16 water reservoirs have proven to be defective.

The reservoirs beneath us contain several feet of sand through which the seawater filters before making its way to a vast metal hangar, where it is transformed into enough drinking water to supply 1.5 million people.

Although in recent years several reservoirs and a new plant for treatment and distribution have been built among other maintenance and expansion works, these efforts have not been enough to ensure an adequate water supply to the city.

Even more telling, he also said Barsik likes the All Russia People's Front a political movement launched by Vladimir Putin in 2011, intended to create reservoirs of support for Putin outside United Russia, the country s ruling political party.

They are now fully aware that their slightly nostalgic post colonial view of these countries as large export markets and deep reservoirs of cheap labor has become outdated. China and India have become genuine competitors who deserve respect, if not sheer awe.

(Tata Environmental Protection cPlc., also known as TKV Zrt.) claimed this 15 years ago, in a university lecture about a technology used in fixing one of Hungary s alumina production waste sludge reservoirs (at Almásfüzitő) We are replacing an existing risk with another one.

Since the publication of the transcript of the 1996 lecture, TKV Zrt. has contacted atlatszo.hu to claim among other things that the documents mentioned above had been manipulated and that the red sludge reservoirs at Almásfüzitő are not at all dangerous to the environment.

Although we are not certain about the exact effects, many scientists believe that total annual precipitation will increase, but that its seasonality and the frequency of extremes may also increase. This would make it difficult to use the existing supply infrastructure of dams, reservoirs, treatment systems, and pipelines without big modifications.

But mixed with America s moral and economic concerns were large measures of condescension and arrogance, which arose from seeing China as a poor, benighted land in need of rescue. For a proud and once powerful land such as China, such noblesse oblige was painful to accept and created lasting reservoirs of resentment.