Sentence examples for combination of pollution from inspiring English sources

Thus, the noxious combination of pollution from smokestacks and tailpipes causes smog, also known as ozone, a kind of toxic soup, Mr. Martin said.

Still, the combination of pollution, the proximity to Kennedy Airport and the fact that we were on former landfill made the eating prospects unattractive.

Ecological studies have demonstrated that stressors currently affecting coral reefs include, among others, coral diseases [1], over-fishing [2], and a combination of pollution and sedimentation from coastal development [3].

A limitation of our study is that we did not measure stress while in traffic and therefore cannot disentangle the combination of pollution and stress exposures that "being in traffic" represents.

Traffic exposure, which likely represents a complex combination of local pollution exposure and stress, independently adds to risk incurred by the background of regional pollution.

We used a combination of georeferenced pollution and source data from mobile monitoring to investigate both the within-neighborhood spatial patterns of PM2.5 and PM10 pollution and the effects of nearby sources on local pollution.

A combination of dams, pollution and illegal fishing has driven this 200 million-year-old fish to the brink of extinction.

Sadly, the otherwordly light show wasn't at its best thanks to a combination of light pollution and a cloudy sky.

Dr. Edward S. Van Vleet, a University of South Florida Marine biochemist, has been studying the canals since 1985, and says the combination of chemical pollution and household waste make for a particularly noxious mix.

If price spikes don't change eating habits, perhaps the combination of deforestation, pollution, climate change, starvation, heart disease and animal cruelty will gradually encourage the simple daily act of eating more plants and fewer animals.

The protection-is-bad view would be so conclusively disproved by the combination of declining pollution and economic boom in the 1990's that today Whitman sounds almost indistinguishable from Al Gore when she says, "Ecological protection and economic development can go hand in hand".