The phrase "a widespread pollution" is not correct in English.
It should be "widespread pollution" without the article "a."
Example: "The widespread pollution in the river has raised concerns among environmentalists."
Alternatives: "extensive pollution" or "pervasive pollution."
There, a Texaco subsidiary left widespread pollution, dumping waste into waterways and leaving behind hundreds of unlined pits brimming with toxic wastewater, a lawsuit filed in New York -- and later in Ecuador -- has charged.
It is, rather, a fundamental question about the nature of the one party that continues to rule the world's largest country, despite failing to address endemic corruption, widespread pollution and an ever-widening chasm between rich and poor.
A number of studies have demonstrated widespread pollution of DBP and DEHP in environmental and biological samples in China (Hu et al. 2003; Zhang et al. 2003).
Since then, general-director Yuri Koptev of the Russian Space Agency (RSA) has visited the area and promised the garden's owner $1000 in compensation, while an official investigation found no proof of widespread pollution.
The biggest concern was the potential for widespread pollution in the event of an oil spill.
The executions, which followed a kangaroo court that allowed no appeal, followed a peaceful uprising by 300,000 Ogonis against Shell's widespread pollution in Ogoniland.
Shale gas has come under the spotlight as vast sources in the US have proved a cheap source of fuel there, but allegations of widespread pollution caused by the shale gas projects has led green groups to call for a moratorium.
There is a real and palpable anger at the monstrous Sarkozy machine that is posing a serious threat that may lead to environmental desecration and destruction, widespread pollution to air and water, and critical damage to health and welfare.
Decades of spills have caused widespread pollution in the region.
During its 1990-91 ofcupation of Kuwait, Iraq's forces set oil wells on fire, causing widespread pollution.
