Sentence examples for chemicals leaking from inspiring English sources

At least one of the chemicals leaking from the damaged train is understood to be sodium hydroxide, according to the local NBC TV station, citing multiple sources at the scene.

The energy department may have lifted its moratorium after test drilling by Cuadrilla produced the Blackpool earthquakes, but there are still concerns about fracking chemicals leaking into water supplies.

However, aquifers and other groundwater supplies are at risk of chemical pollution from fracking, agricultural chemicals, leaking or unfit landfills and septic tanks, and other point and nonpoint sources of pollution.

Her father's job as a schoolteacher made the Guan family a prime target for abuse, and Little Guan, rather than endure ridicule and torment at school, picked cotton and sprayed fertilizer on the fields, her back constantly burned by chemicals leaking from the tank on her back.

As the company's YouTube description says of the specially equipped PETMAN: "It is used to test the performance of protective clothing designed for hazardous environments... PETMAN has sensors embedded in its skin that detect any chemicals leaking through the suit".

The issue plays a major role on Pine Ridge, where cancer rates have skyrocketed due in large part to chemicals leaking into the water from uranium mining for nuclear power.

The fashion industry has been linked to pollution of streams and rivers with hazardous chemicals leaked from factories and is a contributor to bulging landfills.

The lessons apply beyond Michigan: Two years ago, in West Virginia, chemicals leaked into a river about a mile from the largest water treatment plant in the state.

He bought the first section of his Trout Stalker Ranch in northern New Mexico in 2011, when the Rio Chamita that runs through it flowed Technicolor with toxic magnesium, phosphorus, and other chemicals leaked from the wastewater treatment plant upstream.

1. Hundreds of fish were killed when _______ chemicals leaked into the river.

1. Hundreds of fish were killed when toxic chemicals leaked into the river.