Sentence examples for concentrated pollution from inspiring English sources

Activists from working-class Latino neighborhoods in Los Angeles have opposed parts of California's landmark climate-change legislation, which the large environmental groups support, arguing that it gives poor communities too little protection from concentrated pollution.

Concentrated pollution has a deeply racial geography.

Corals in these nearshore habitats are typically exposed to higher rates of fluvial sedimentation, to more concentrated pollution from runoff, and to greater seasonality in ambient seawater temperatures [28], [29].

In another study of elderly patients with coronary heart disease, Mills et al. (2008) reported that inhalation of concentrated air pollution particles (CAPs) was associated with increased concentration of 8-isoprostanes in EBC.

Wastewater treatment plants are also a biological solution to the problem of highly concentrated organic pollution.

The quota (caps) usually should be applied at the input end (upstream) because depletion is more spatially concentrated than pollution and hence easier to monitor.

In adult rats, there is low likelihood of pulmonary overload at these concentrations of concentrated fine particulate air pollution [concentrated ambient particles (CAPs)].

Morphometric analysis of the central nervous system of ApoE−/− mice exposed to concentrated ambient air pollution showed that the brain is a critical target for particulate air pollution exposure and implicated oxidative stress as affecting factor that links PM exposure and susceptibility to neurodegeneration [ 137, 138].

Brook et al. (23) reported that exposure to concentrated urban air pollution in Toronto, Canada, increased resting brachial artery tone but did not alter the ability to respond to ischemia.

Being an EV is only a small part of the appeal, doubly so in markets such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Delhi and Doha, where the Venn diagram of rampant pollution and concentrated wealth are at their peak.

Research reveals that levels of phosphorus washed into the lake have increased dramatically over the last two decades with run-off from fertilizers used for industrial corn and soy production and manure pollution from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs).