Sentence examples for dampen pollution from inspiring English sources
A payroll tax shift would replace lost PRT revenue dollar for dollar with new or increased taxes on non-labor production factors (materials, energy, land), which would dampen pollution and wasteful consumption of energy and natural resources.
In the near term, however, the recession and a growing concern about light pollution may dampen demand for the supersigns.
A third possibility is that adaptation through ambient exposures to pollution could dampen certain immunologic or physiologic responses to acute chamber exposures (Bell et al. 1977).
As at low traffic intensity, road impacts, such as the barrier effect for fauna, wildlife disturbance or pollution, are dampened (Iuell and others 2003; Jaeger and others 2006; Theobald 2008; Charry and Jones 2009), it is sensible to assume that low-traffic areas may also represent sites of high conservation value, especially in Europe, a human-dominated landscape.
St James' C of E Primary School, Bournemouth: natural coniferous hedging to dampen car noise from a busy nearby road and to help with air pollution, while giving wildlife a new home.
Solution to Pollution: $250,000.
