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- verb To
flood again.
Etymologies
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My comment - Sustainable tourism may be impossible in these caverns and to preserve these magnificent crystals for future generations, the decision may have to be taken to reflood the caverns, protecting the crystals that already exist and allowing new ones to grow.
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Personal opinion: Sustainable tourism may be impossible in these caverns and, to preserve these magnificent crystals for future generations, the decision may have to be taken to reflood the caverns, protecting the crystals that already exist and allowing new ones to grow.
Did you know? Chihuahua caves house the world's largest crystals 2009
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Personal opinion: Sustainable tourism may be impossible in these caverns and, to preserve these magnificent crystals for future generations, the decision may have to be taken to reflood the caverns, protecting the crystals that already exist and allowing new ones to grow.
Did you know? Chihuahua caves house the world's largest crystals 2009
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Personal opinion: Sustainable tourism may be impossible in these caverns and, to preserve these magnificent crystals for future generations, the decision may have to be taken to reflood the caverns, protecting the crystals that already exist and allowing new ones to grow.
Did you know? Chihuahua caves house the world's largest crystals 2009
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As the peat-mining industry died out, no one bothered to reflood the bogs.
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With strong easterly winds, peat fires have wreaked havoc on Moscow this summer, prodding officials to revive an unfulfilled plan drafted after the 2002 fires to reflood the peat mines.
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In northeastern Germany, an experiment is underway to reflood a vast area of drained and denatured peat bogs -- recreating a biodiversity hot spot -- while still harvesting peat moss at a commercially viable rate.
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The outer bands of the storm are already enough to reflood the badly damaged Ninth Ward of New Orleans.
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But since 2003 - through individual and coordinated efforts to reflood the plains - the old ecosystem, including its human component, has begun to recover.
latimes.com - News 2010
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But since 2003 - through individual and coordinated efforts to reflood the plains - the old ecosystem, including its human component, has begun to recover.
latimes.com - News 2010
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