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» drought draining amazon's rivers (miami herald)
» drought draining amazon's rivers (miami herald)

estuarine acidification: impacts on aquatic biota of draining acid sulphate soils.
estuarine acidification: impacts on aquatic biota of draining acid sulphate soils.

but it is not closed, still draining fluid, and has not changed at all in months.
but it is not closed, still draining fluid, and has not changed at all in months.

» california wildfires "overwhelming" for residents, draining for crews (cbs news)
» california wildfires "overwhelming" for residents, draining for crews (cbs news)

first, an impermeable caliche layer prevents water from draining properly, which can keep the roots from getting enough oxygen.
first, an impermeable caliche layer prevents water from draining properly, which can keep roots from getting enough oxygen.

== cultivation ==plants in this genus, particularly those from western australia, require a freely draining soil .
==cultivation==plants in this genus, particularly those from western australia, require a freely draining soil .

) the color of the water can be changed by stopping the clock, draining the water, and replacing it with water of the new color.
the color of the water can be changed by stopping the clock, draining the water, and replacing it with water of the new color.

también permite el drenaje de agua limpia si se utiliza en combinación con el sustrato de drenaje draining substrate, ya que la malla de drenaje impide la contaminación del agua debida a partículas de sustrato decorativo.
it also allows proper water drainage when used in combination with the biodrain terrarium draining substrate, as the biodrain terrarium draining mesh prevents contamination of the water by decorative substrate particles.

142. tsunamis strike somewhere in the world almost every year, and giant ones have arguably changed history. some archaeologists have argued, for instance, that a mediterranean tsunami struck the north shore of crete a bit over 3,500 years ago; the disaster, they say, sent minoan civilisation, one of the most sophisticated of the age, into a tailspin, leading it to succumb to mycenaean greeks. in 1755, when an earthquake and tsunami killed tens of thousands in lisbon, the tragedy had a lasting impact on western thought: it helped demolish the complacent optimism of the day. in the fifth century bc the greek historian thucydides was the first person to document the connection between earthquakes and tsunamis. he noticed that the first sign of a tsunami is often the abrupt draining of a harbour, as the sea pulls away from the
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