Sentence examples for deadly particulates from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of diesel cars are illegally pumping out dangerous pollutants because unscrupulous garages have removed exhaust filters designed to cut emissions of deadly particulates.

The indexes are based primarily on measurements of a potentially deadly particulate matter called PM 2.5.

The latest U.S. Embassy measurement shows almost six hundred parts per million of the deadly particulate matter 2.5, which is tiny enough to enter the bloodstream through the lungs.

Mr. Pan's demands that the government publicly release data on levels of PM 2.5, a potentially deadly particulate matter, contributed to an official decision that 74 cities would start reporting that information this year.

Beijing officials have said that vehicle emissions account for 22 percent of the main deadly particulate matter in the air, known as PM 2.5, and another 40 percent is from coal-fired factories in Beijing and nearby provinces.

That night, the Beijing government reported alarming levels of a potentially deadly particulate matter called PM 2.5; in some districts, it exceeded 900 micrograms per cubic meter, on par with some days of the killer smog in London in the mid-20th century.

They release tiny, lethal particulates.

A combination of fireworks, the illegal burning of crop residue in surrounding rural areas, an increase in traffic and weather conditions have combined to send levels of potentially deadly fine particulates, known as PM2.5, up to about 800 micrograms per cubic metre in some areas this year.

Carbon monoxide is insidious and potentially deadly; nitrogen dioxide, particulates and sulfur dioxide irritate the respiratory tract and are especially hazardous to people with asthma.

In 92 countries the monitoring equipment and staff needed to measure one of the world's most deadly pollutants - particulate matter (PM) - are simply not available.

Coal plants are much deadlier: the fine-particulate air pollution they produce kills about 10,000 people each year in the United States alone.