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Terms for subject Environment (6480 entries)
water treatment (Purification of water to make it suitable for drinking or for any other use) uraren arazketa
water treatment (Purification of water to make it suitable for drinking or for any other use) edateko uraren arazketa
water utilisation (Three types of water use are distinguished: 1. withdrawal, where water is taken from a river, or surface or underground reservoir, and after use returned to a natural water body, e.g. water used for cooling in industrial processes. Such return flows are particularly important for downstream users in the case of water taken from rivers; 2. consumptive, which starts with withdrawal but in this case without any return, e.g. irrigation, steam escaping into the atmosphere, water contained in final products, i.e. it is no longer available directly for subsequent uses; 3. non-withdrawal, i.e. the in situ use of a water body for navigation (including the floating of logs by the lumber industry), fishing, recreation, effluent disposal and hydroelectric power generation) uraren erabilera
water weed cutting (Cutting down by scythe or machine at intervals the vegetation growth and grasses on banks and berms of irrigation and drainage channels or cropped areas) uretako belar txarrak mozte
water well (A well sunk to extract water from a zone of saturation) ur-putzu
watercourse (A natural stream arising in a given drainage basin but not wholly dependent for its flow on surface drainage in its immediate area, flowing in a channel with a well-defined bed between visible banks or through a definite depression in the land, having a definite and permanent or periodic supply of water, and usually, but not necessarily, having a perceptible current in a particular direction and discharging at a fixed point into another body of water) ur-ibilgu
waterfall (A perpendicular or steep descent of the water of a stream, as where it crosses an outcrop of resistant rock overhanging softer rock that has been eroded or flows over the edge of a plateau of cliffed coast) ur-jauzi
waterfowl (Aquatic birds which constitute the order Anseriformes, including the swans, ducks, geese, and screamers) uretako hegazti
waterfowl (Aquatic birds which constitute the order Anseriformes, including the swans, ducks, geese, and screamers) hegazti urtar
waterlogged land (Waterlogging is an effect of canal irrigation; it occurs when the water table rises to within 3 meters of a crop's roots, impeding their ability to absorb oxygen and ultimately compromising crop yields. Many factors contribute to waterlogging. These include inadequate drainage, improper balance in the use of groundwater and surface water, seepage and percolation from unlined channels, overwatering, planting crops not suited to specific soils, and inadequate preparation of land before irrigation) urez betetako lur
watershed (The dividing line between two adjacent river systems, such as a ridge) arro hidrologiko
watershed (The dividing line between two adjacent river systems, such as a ridge) isurialde
watershed management (Use, regulation and treatment of water and land resources of a watershed to accomplish stated objectives) isurialdeen kudeaketa
waterside development (Any physical extension of, or changes to, the uses of land in waterfront areas) urbazterren garapen
waterside development (Any physical extension of, or changes to, the uses of land in waterfront areas) erriberen garapen
waterside development (Any physical extension of, or changes to, the uses of land in waterfront areas) urertzen garapen
waterway (A river, canal, or other navigable channel used as a means of travel or transport) ubide
waterway (A river, canal, or other navigable channel used as a means of travel or transport) kanal
waterworks (Plant for treating and purifying water before it is pumped into pipes for distribution to houses, factories, schools, etc.) ur-araztegi
wave energy (Power extracted from the motion of sea waves at the coast) olatuen energia

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