Sentence examples for bring polluted from inspiring English sources

Restoring Taihu, China's third largest freshwater lake, to a healthy state will be a challenge akin to ongoing efforts to bring polluted Lake Erie back from the near-dead.

Sir Humphrey de Trafford was an implacable opponent of the proposed canal, objecting that, amongst other things, it would bring polluted water close to his residence, interfere with his drainage, and render Trafford Hall uninhabitable, forcing him to "give up his home and leave the place".

Development has replaced wildlife habitats and brings polluting runoff and dumped sewage.

The company monitors which searches bring up "largely polluted results" that violate its policies and then stops serving results for those searches.

What they bring back up is polluted wastewater.

Nevertheless, a clear picture emerged of herders who think that the mining industry has polluted their land without bringing them any rewards.

It would dredge Willow and Meadow Lakes, bringing a circulating balm to polluted bodies.

Intensive farming brought new hazards to workers, polluted waterways and damaged soil structure.

This wilderness refuge, the Tortuguero National Park, is home to spectacled caimans, whose polluted blood first brought the findings to light.

The pollution problem came to his attention when the fishermen told him that not only was their catch dwindling, but also that the shad they were bringing in were frequently so polluted by chemicals that they could not be sold as food.

The real story is a new economy that's cleaning the air and protecting health in our most polluted communities while bringing good jobs and life-changing opportunities to neighborhoods that have had too little of either.