The phrase 'air contamination' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any pollution or contamination of the air, such as smog, smoke, particulates, airborne toxins, etc. For example: "Rising levels of air contamination are having a significant impact on human health."
Last week, the city's Department of Environmental Protection fined the company, Eastern Technical Enterprises, $400 for air contamination.
Mr. Nadler emphasized that he had no firm evidence that downtown residents and workers had ever been at risk from indoor air contamination, or that they were now.
They can repaint the safety lines on the floors, but you're not gonna change ground contamination, air contamination, things like that".
The government, through laws and regulations, creates agencies to oversee and formally inspect such things as water supplies, food processing, sewage treatment, drains, air contamination, and pollution.
Fire companies from several towns responded to the explosion at 9 32 a.m., and a day care center at a nearby church was evacuated, but officials said there was no continuing air contamination after the initial fireball.
"I truly believe," she said, "that it is in everyone's interest to resolve this issue to restore people's confidence in their government and to assure New Yorkers that the risks they face from indoor air contamination have been properly addressed".
Anxiety about the dangers posed by PCBs began rising last summer after the city undertook a pilot testing program with the E.P.A. that revealed levels of air contamination exceeding federal health guidelines.
The carbon binding energy peak is certainly due to air contamination that cannot be avoided.
A new minienvironment for controlling the process area from ambient air contamination was designed and evaluated.
The multilayers are analysed in situ or after air contamination by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
Five of 7 (71%) studies found less air contamination and 2 of 4 studies (50%) less wound contamination with BES.
