Sentence examples for could become polluted from inspiring English sources

Groundwater could become polluted due to casement failures and infiltration from soil and surface water during UNGDO.

While wetlands also provide habitat for aquatic biota, and often act as a refuge for wildlife, there is growing concern that as wetlands become polluted, they could become toxic to aquatic life and lead to extensive costs for the disposal of sediments.

In 2006, Allan Schapira, former coordinator of vector control and prevention of World Health Organization's Global Malaria Programme, observed that malaria control discussions had become "polluted," and warned, "The renewed interest in indoor residual spraying could lead to interminable debates in countries about the pros and cons of DDT" (Schapira 2006).

They have become polluted, they have become overused for agriculture and manufacturing," she said.

By the 1980's, however, those bodies of water had become polluted and unappealing.

The current government has become "polluted with Western doctrines and a fundamental change must be made," Mr Jafari said.

Many traditional marine fishing areas have become polluted, and shrimp farms have been especially damaging to coastal mangrove forests.

For example, some African rift lakes have become polluted such that their waters are murky.

Morning Reader is attempting to be a signposting alternative to the newsfeeds that have become polluted.

"As a result, the rivers become polluted, and people living downstream are forced to drink that water".

Is he afraid that the Easter bunny will become polluted?..