Degradation means a decrease in the useful life of the right-of-way caused by excavation in or disturbance of the right-of-way, resulting in the need to reconstruct such right-of-way earlier than would be required if the excavation or disturbance did not occur.
Degradation means a change in water quality that lowers the quality of high-quality waters for a
Degradation means a change in water quality that lowers the quality of high-quality waters for a parameter. The term does not include those changes in water quality determined to be nonsignificant pursuant to 75-5-301(5)(c).
Examples of Degradation in a sentence
The Fearful Symmetry of Arctic Climate Change: Accumulation by Degradation, 28 Env’t & Planning 828 (2010) Xxxxxxxx, X.X. The Future of the Arctic Ocean: Competing Domains in International Public Policy, 17 Ocean Yearbook 596 (2003) Xxxxxxxx, M R., Xxxxxx, X.
Urdal, Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Armed Conflict, 26(6) Political Geography 674 (2007) Xxxxxx, X.X., The Northern Sea Route, 2008 Barents Norden Assoc.
More Definitions of Degradation
Degradation means, for purposes of an antidegradation demonstration, the following:
Degradation means the alteration of the properties of waters by the addition of pollutants, withdrawal of water, or removal of habitat, except those alterations of a short duration.
Degradation means any adverse change in water quality or designated uses.
Degradation means any behaviour towards humiliating another, causing loss of respect or standing in the school community;
Degradation means a diminution or reduction of strength, efficacy, value, or magnitude.
Degradation means a lowering of the existing water quality in the surface waters of the state.