'cause pollution' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a cause-and-effect relationship. For example: "The burning of fossil fuels cause pollution, which is damaging to the environment."
In Anand Vihar, the factors that cause pollution across Delhi are particularly severe.
Producing shale gas uses lots of energy and water, and can cause pollution in several ways.
Maryland is joining a regional consortium of Northeast states committed to reducing smokestack emissions that cause pollution and contribute to global climate change.
The proposal caused an uproar among environmental groups, which feared that the mining operations would cause pollution in the park and the surrounding ecosystem.
The Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar lies in a natural basin, and temperature inversions of dry, cold desert air cause pollution to pool above the city.
Mineral resource companies will benefit from demand from emerging markets, but many operate in territories where there is unrest or where they cause pollution problems.
Some community boards and neighborhood groups have opposed food trucks because idling engines can cause pollution (along with creating litter and monopolizing parking spaces).
Rather than allowing rain and snow to evaporate or cause pollution from runoff downstream, we can use these wasted resources in a variety of ways.
The State Council, China's cabinet, banned the production of thin plastic bags and will forbid China's supermarkets to offer them free beginning June 1, saying they cause pollution and waste resources.
Many environmentalists say solar and wind power have the greatest potential for growth and for displacing fuels that cause pollution and are suspected of causing changes in the world's climate.
The report from the taskforce, a body that is independent but funded by the industry, set out several measures necessary to ensure fracking would not cause pollution, or other adverse environmental impacts, and protect public health.
