• The Pittsburgh region is home to hills, heavily wooded landscapes, and numerous streams and rivers.

    FORBES: See green

  • Some mines caught on fire while others filled up with water that overflowed into streams and rivers.

    FORBES: Fracking With Bad Water

  • The organisation said farmers must do more to prevent sewage overflowing into streams and rivers from their land.

    BBC: Weston Uphill Slipway beach fails water quality standard

  • The San Antonio International Airport by Saturday afternoon had recorded 9.87 inches of rain since midnight, causing nearly all streams and rivers to experience extraordinary flooding.

    WSJ: Texas Flooding Kills One

  • Each day, 300 million gallons of polluted mine water enters Pennsylvania streams and rivers, turning many of them into dead zones unable to support aquatic life.

    WSJ: Pa. pushes drillers to frack with coal mine water

  • Craig told me that the skin infections and gastrointestinal problems attributed by the plaintiffs to oil pollution were more likely caused by sewer lines that run into local streams and rivers.

    NEWYORKER: Reversal of Fortune

  • They are encouraging drillers to use tainted coal mine water to hydraulically fracture gas wells in the Marcellus Shale formation, with the twin goals of diverting pollution from streams and rivers that now run orange with mine drainage and reducing the drillers' reliance on fresh sources of water.

    WSJ: Pa. pushes drillers to frack with coal mine water

  • The biosphere reserve comprises permanent snowfields and glaciers, and numerous streams and small rivers.

    UNESCO: Biosphere Reserve Information

  • Last, the project will try to work out how thawing permafrost will affect the numerous streams, rivers and lakes of the Arctic.

    ECONOMIST: Global warming and the permafrost

  • The area, with its abundance of streams, rivers and waterfalls, is still part of the living culture of Japan and is much visited for ritual purposes and hiking, with up to 15 million visitors annually.

    UNESCO: Culture

  • Dips in the road, viaducts and areas adjacent to rivers and streams are especially susceptible to flooding during or after a downpour, and you should never assume that standing water is shallow enough to negotiate.

    FORBES: What to Do if Your Car is Suddenly Under Water -- Updated

  • Another 31 million is used to irrigate crops, and 39 million more flows through rivers and streams, keeping the fish and frogs wet.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • And abuses, such as dumping flowback water into rivers and streams, have occurred.

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  • The twin pipelines that will deliver the oil and gas to the island's southern tip cross around 1, 000 rivers and streams, many of which are used by spawning salmon.

    ECONOMIST: Russian energy

  • As the fur-bearing population gave out in one place, the Russians moved east and north, following the streams and portages of the rivers that flowed to the Arctic Ocean.

    ECONOMIST: The Amur River

  • Back on board en route to Severobaikalsk, the land become mountainous and we passed dense forest bisected by wide rivers and glacial streams.

    BBC: A train to nowhere in Siberia

  • It added that rivers and streams could rise and flood warnings and alerts may be issued.

    BBC: Wales weather: Floods possible as heavy rain forecast

  • It said the Environment Agency had been trying to prevent any spillage into nearby rivers and streams.

    BBC: Blast fears at chemical fire site

  • The villagers have established a system of breeding trout via natural water pools, fed by the rivers and streams.

    BBC: In Oaxaca, a community unchanged

  • Another method, used mainly in Pennsylvania, is to simply use treatment facilities to clean up the fracking wastewater before it heads into local rivers and streams.

    FORBES: 3 Thoughts On The N.Y. Fracking Ban

  • The clay has the effect of storing rainwater, reducing the impact of flooding, while during dry spells, the water is gradually drained back into the rivers and streams.

    BBC: Making a home for rare wildlife in north Devon

  • People will also be encouraged to bring memories, images or artefacts relating to rivers and streams to the Museum in the Park as part of a Miniature Museum of Memories.

    BBC: placard-making

  • They often overflow into rivers and streams during storms.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The commission said important data on the 49, 000 miles of rivers and streams in the basin comes from a network of gauges, but funding for many of those was lost in 2011.

    WSJ: Susquehanna River commission wants gauge funding

  • Having fought to protect lakes, rivers and streams as a legislator, he now plans to get all regional water and sewage policy under his thumb as firmly as he has the roads.

    ECONOMIST: Barnes-storming in Georgia

  • Throughout the basin 32 percent of rivers and streams have water quality that isn't impaired, 40 percent are slightly impaired, 23 percent are moderately impaired, and 5 percent are severely impaired, the report said.

    WSJ: Susquehanna River commission wants gauge funding

  • Aid organizations inside Zimbabwe warn that the contagious disease is spreading fast since raw sewage from burst pipes near the capital, Harare, flowed into wells, rivers and streams, the only source of drinking water for many Zimbabweans.

    CNN: Zimbabweans ill and dying from cholera crossing border

  • In river basins, soils, groundwater, riparian zones, streams, rivers, lakes and reservoirs act as successive filters in which the hydrology, ecology and biogeochemical processing are strongly coupled and together act to retain a significant fraction of the nutrients transported.

    UNESCO: Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission

  • "Rivers, streams and lakes are measurably cleaner than they were before the Clean Water Act, but we still have a long way to go, " said Bob Irvin of the World Wildlife Fund, the world's largest privately funded conservation organization.

    CNN: Challenges ahead for a changing Earth

  • After taking samples from 21 spots along the coast, researchers expected to find the most caffeine pollution in areas near wastewater treatment plants, large population centers or rivers and streams emptying into the ocean, said Elise Granek, assistant professor of Environmental Science and Management at Portland State.

    CNN: Researchers find caffeine in waters off Oregon

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