Sentence examples for causes of pollution from inspiring English sources
Under the Dome doesn't hold back in its criticism when examining the causes of pollution.
Since the late 1980s national environmental policy plans have increasingly addressed the causes of pollution.
London's mayor, Boris Johnson, has several times warned the vulnerable to avoid outdoor exercise, but he is accused of doing virtually nothing to reduce the causes of pollution.
The agency and the European Commission are hoping that angry citizens, able to see the data at www.eper.cec.eu.int, will encourage companies and countries to tackle the causes of pollution.
Excessive dredging, millions of gallons of waste and untreated storm water, sewer overflow, wind-blown trash, soot and chemicals from transportation, and large-scale development are the real causes of pollution — not just the occasional ritual offerings of devout Hindus.
"Offerings to the Hindu Gods End Up as Jamaica Bay Trash" (front page, April 22) could have presented a broader context to the causes of pollution in Jamaica Bay.
While industry effluents and factory operations are major causes of air pollution, vehicle pollution contributes to estimated 80percentt of air pollution in the city of Tehran, as well as other major cities across the country.
Agricultural runoff is the main cause of pollution in the oceans; vertical farms produce no runoff.
It is the likely cause of pollution, water and food shortages and probably of many of violent human conflicts.
The major cause of pollution, according to the minister of health, is the use of sub-standard petrol and inefficient vehicles.
