Sentence examples for could be polluted from inspiring English sources

Space itself could be polluted for decades to come, rendered unusable.

Some researchers and environmental groups worry that the pristine lake could be polluted by the chemicals that were used in the boring.

Recent literature has highlighted that historical buildings and archeological sites could be polluted by Radon not only due to the geological site but also due to the building materials and usage.

For example, surface water could be polluted by rainwater flowing through solid waste piles.

The very notion of racism emerged from the idea that bloodlines could be polluted.

The government advised residents not to drink water out of fear it could be polluted from the flooding.

But Kelly said there are no provisions to monitor how the exhaust filtration systems perform as they age, meaning a car might meet the standard when it rolls out of the dealership, but within months could be polluting at much higher levels.

The only plausible explanations for why the four sites could still be polluted, four years after Unep found high levels of contamination at each of them, are that no remediation was carried out, or remediation was carried out but was ineffective, or that other spills have occurred since then.

As we report in Society Guardian today, the thousands of workers who have flocked to the shores of Lake Naivasha to work in the flower-growing areas are placing enormous strain on the local ecology, such that the lake could soon be polluted beyond use and have all but dried up in the next 10 to 15 years.

"To see a river as a goddess," he said in an interview, "can lead to a kind of inhibiting of the efforts to clean up the river because one sees it as an all-powerful god who couldn't possibly be polluted".

Instead, the government has announced that any gas plant consented under the current level of the EPS could still be polluting at that level 30 years later, in 2045.