Sentence examples for a reduction in pollution from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later a joint report by the UN Environment Program (UNEP) and the World Health Organization (WHO) warned of health problems caused by urban air pollution and urged a reduction in pollution levels.

The technique effect refers to a reduction in pollution emissions due to the demand for stricter environmental regulations with rising income.

Ash Scotland said the woman subsequently stopped smoking in the car, cut down on her cigarettes and confined herself and her smoking guests to the kitchen, leading to a reduction in pollution levels.

Participants in the proposed, though hypothetical, agro-energy chain were informed of the positive environmental effects of producing the crop in question: increased production of agro-energy means a reduction in pollution emissions (Kotchen and Moore, [2007]); and contributes to mitigate soil erosion risk.

The questions on the WTP in general were followed by a series of questions on the health gain in specific effects of air pollution or noise related to a reduction in pollution level.

This concept of polyculture, or integrated aquaculture to use the more recent terminology, has since been utilized in many situations where the effluent from the aquaculture of one species, potentially threatening environmental damage, can be utilized by another species to its advantage, with a reduction in pollution.

Less energy use leads to a reduction in outdoor pollution and indoor exposure to these pollutants.

The Pontifical Academy of Sciences also advocated this month for a reduction in air pollution.

But I know that a lot of people would enjoy a reduction in light pollution – both those who like to gaze up at the stars and those trying to sleep in glare-ridden bedrooms around the shops.

City Hall experts say the plan to reclaim the riverbanks from traffic would lead to an average drop of 15% in nitrogen dioxide levels as well as a reduction in noise pollution.

In a paper published Jan . 30 he and his colleagues studied how buildings' lower emissions have translated into a reduction of greenhouse gases, which benefits the climate, and a reduction in air pollution.