Sentence examples similar to aggravating pollution from inspiring English sources

Urban Heat Island (UHI) leads to increased energy consumption, aggravated pollution and threatened health of citizens.

In a city like New York, that's unacceptable". The proposed new plants, however, have drawn fire from environmental and community groups throughout New York, who fear they will aggravate pollution and slow badly needed efforts to conserve power.

Johnson told the conference: "We must not go back to the old failed Labour idea of a third runway at Heathrow, aggravating noise pollution in what is already the city in the world worst affected by noise pollution.

A boom in shipping is aggravating air pollution in China and other nations in east Asia, causing thousands of deaths a year in a region with eight of the world's 10 biggest container ports, scientists have said.

Environmentalists generally agree, but say that even the plants' reduced emissions would aggravate existing pollution.

Enano-TiO2 would thus cause aggravated endogenous pollution in water if such sediment was re-suspended on disturbance.

Current flexible PSCs use non-biodegradable petroleum-based polymer substrates, discarding of which will aggravate "white pollution".

The addition of ethanol is another way to increase octane, but it aggravates other pollution problems because it tends to evaporate before burning.

This has further aggravated the pollution menace in surface water and groundwater in the valley (Kamaldeep et al. 2011).

However, the overuse of insecticides leads to insecticide resistance and planthopper resurgence, and it aggravates environmental pollution [3].

These findings highlight the importance of environmental factors such as particulate air pollution in aggravating ARF.