The phrase "ash pollution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to environmental contamination caused by ash, often from volcanic eruptions or industrial processes.
Example: "The ash pollution from the recent volcanic eruption has severely affected air quality in the surrounding areas."
Alternatives: "ash contamination" or "ash-related pollution".
Threat: Coal ash pollution.
He said he started protesting coal ash pollution five years ago when he noticed his grandmother's asthma worsening after trucks carrying the ash started passing through his hometown of Maunabo.
As a registered Republican who voted for McCrory in 2012, Deb thought her governor would be willing to help clean up the coal ash pollution she believes contributed to her husband's early death.
Recent reports have exposed the state's practice of intervening in coal ash pollution suits brought by environmental groups, and then giving Duke a small fine that amounts to a slap on the wrist, while avoiding a full hearing before a judge.
On the issue of coal ash dumping, Pizarchik has been in the forefront of coal ash pollution deniers, even after a 2007 study found that "Disposing of coal ash in mines is contaminating water supplies throughout Pennsylvania, according to a report released today by Clean Air Task Force (CATF) and Earthjustice.
Months before the spill, the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) took over a federal lawsuit against Duke Energy over its coal ash pollution, and it quickly negotiated a settlement that fined the company a mere $99,111 and did nothing to actually address the pollution.
"If the expansion of thermal power plants goes unchecked, in a decade there will be a power plant in Vidarbha nearly every 15 kilometers, which will be using water and releasing ash and pollution," he said.
Others say the ashes and pollution from Sept. 11 have damaged the soil.
Industry officials believe they face a hostile administration that could seriously harm their business with a range of new federal regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, mountaintop removal mining, air pollution, coal ash disposal and mine safety.
As I wrote about last month, NASA images have provided us with vital information about heat waves, hurricanes, volcanoes, forest fires, ocean productivity, ice cover, air pollution, coal ash sites and penguin populations.
The leaching of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) bottom ash and air pollution control residue (APC) from the incineration of waste wood was investigated.
