Sentence examples for accelerated pollution from inspiring English sources

During accelerated pollution tests at a pilot scale, the structure bioaugmented with pre-coated biofilms was more efficient than a non-inoculated structure to limit hydrocarbon leaching below 50 μg L−1 and to degrade hydrocarbons adsorbed to the gravels.

The difference between the accelerated pollution attenuation in the AC-amended systems and the natural pollution attenuation become smaller with time, and may eventually converge, when natural attenuation has depleted the readily available PAH pool to the same extend as AC amendment.

This scenario raises issues related to the increasing scarcity of natural resources, the accelerating pollution of the environment, and the looming threat of global climate change.

That may be because he has repeatedly called global warming, rapidly accelerated by carbon pollution in the atmosphere, a "hoax" invented by China to make U.S. manufacturing less competitive.

In any case, it seems reasonable to think that humans have – through the excessive use of antibiotic, biocides and industrial pollution – accelerated the building-up and selection of genes and genetic platforms involved in AbR.

Increased environmental pollution has accelerated the problems of milk contamination and uncertainties about milk qualities (Farid and Baloch 2012).

If air pollution accelerates atherosclerosis, the burden of air pollution may be larger than anticipated.

India accelerated pending tough new pollution rules for autos by moving the deadline up four years, while in the same month announcing much tougher emission requirements for coal-fired power plants.The government in New Delhi even experimented with banning half of the city's cars from the roads to reduce lethal levels of air pollution.

In that context, it becomes clear why it's powerful to couple accelerated action to cut carbon pollution with a full-court press on super pollutants like HFCs.

For years environmentalists have bleated on about imminent food shortages, spreading pollution, accelerating climate change and the early exhaustion of the world's oil and other minerals.

Starting in 2008, a year after the Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency could regulate greenhouse gasses as a form of pollution, accelerating possible Congressional action on climate change, the Koch-funded nonprofit group, Americans for Prosperity, devised the "No Climate Tax" pledge.