Sentence examples for becoming polluted from inspiring English sources

Timber companies and cattle breeders are busily harvesting the forests, and the lakes of the region are steadily becoming polluted by salmon farmers exporting to Japan and Europe.

"Because so many water bodies in urban areas are becoming polluted with road sand, salt and other elements, environmentalists came up with a method of treating runoff that mimicked what might be found in nature," Mr. Goven said.

Even the ad stream is becoming polluted.

Furthermore, these industrial wetlands have a much greater risk of exceeding ecological and waste disposal guidelines, while wetlands with catchments comprising primarily residential or peri-urban have significantly lower risk of becoming polluted.

In addition to local streams becoming polluted, Appalachia is the source for headwaters serving the eastern United States.

The ordinary criminal justice system is becoming polluted by the constitutional shortcomings of the FISA court system.

The number of Britons with asthma could almost double by 2050 because the air inside homes is becoming more polluted as they become more energy-efficient, a new report warns.

The Crystal River is becoming increasingly polluted due to real estate developments on the Florida coast.

The countryside was becoming more polluted, he added, as dirty industries were moved out of cities and into rural areas.

But the environmental group said its research showed that the city's air was quickly becoming as polluted as it had been before that measure was enacted.

The urban aquifers are the only natural resource for drinking water supply, they are often perceived as of lesser relevance for the drinking water supply, leading to crisis in terms of drinking water scarcity, becoming increasingly polluted thereby decreasing their potability (Tiwari et al. 2012).