Sentence examples for choking pollution from inspiring English sources

The need for clean energy is pressing in India, where big cities are shrouded in choking pollution.

But he also needs to manage all the downsides of that growth — from widening income gaps to massive rural-urban migration to choking pollution and environmental destruction.

Already this year, public outcries over censorship at a popular newspaper and choking pollution in Beijing have given the new party leadership a taste of those pressures.

Steps to slow climate change — a priority for Obama and Chinese alarmed by choking pollution — offer the most likely area for progress.

Rapid growth has been accompanied by choking pollution, worrisome local government debt, inefficient and corrupt monopolies, and residency and landholding rules that make it hard for rural residents to share in the nation's urban-centered prosperity.

The mayor of Paris has fired another salvo in the war against motorists and choking pollution with a plan to turn the right bank of the River Seine into a pedestrian zone.

Spot trash fires are common in India and contribute to choking air pollution.

A switch to electric vehicles, along with better public transport, would also reduce choking air pollution in the developing world's megacities.

Flannery cites, too, Wallace's denunciation of the "criminal apathy" behind the choking urban pollution of the late 19th century, which stunted and killed the poor in particular.

Chinese authorities have found a new culprit for the country's choking air pollution, beyond under-regulated coal plants and manufacturers.

Several thousand miners die each year digging up the dirty black rock and the choking air pollution caused by coal burning costs the country $100 billion a year in medical care, according to the World Bank.