Sentence examples for burning environmental from inspiring English sources

Many of today's burning environmental questions have been with us for decades, writes Lenore Taylor: the Tasmanian "forest wars", the allocation of water in the Murray-Darling basin and land-clearing in Queensland, to name only three.

The solid waste generation has become a burning environmental and public health problem everywhere in the world (Akoteyon et al. 2011).

After the president issued a budget last week slashing and burning environmental, labor and educational programs, the guy responsible for the thing, Mick Mulvaney, contended those financial massacres are the heart's desire of the "steelworker in Ohio, the coal-mining family in West Virginia, the mother of two in Detroit".

The disposal of biomass waste containing large amounts of water by burial in the ground or burning causes environmental problems.

Federal policy on coal has been particularly inconsistent over the years; power plants were discouraged from burning coal for environmental reasons and encouraged to burn it for energy reasons.

A programme to build as many as 130 new incinerators was envisaged.But burning also entails environmental risks.

After usage, flexible PSCs can be disposed easily by flame burning, generating little environmental pollution (step 6 of Fig. 1).

Second, burning oil has environmental consequences.

Peak concentration of indoor UFPs usually coincided with presence of indoor sources such as cooking, burning candles, or environmental tobacco smoke recorded in the subjects' diaries.

The subjects kept a diary for recording periods of bicycling, other outdoor activities, and indoor time and activities, including exposure to cooking fumes, burning candles, and environmental tobacco smoke.

We examined the associations between respiratory symptoms and exposure to residential coal burning and environmental tobacco smoke in a cross-sectional study of seventh grade students in the greater metropolitan area of Wuhan, China.