Sentence examples for disruption and pollution from inspiring English sources

Overfishing, environmental disruption and pollution have decimated the dinosaurian sturgeon that lay the gold-priced eggs.

Work to rebuild and enlarge Euston to include new platforms for HS2 trains is expected to last more than a decade, with severe traffic disruption and pollution in the area compounding the requirement for several hundred homes to be demolished.

A Government consultation could result in changes to permitted routes to allow more flights, Nats said, and the system could be updated to take advantage of the ability of modern jets to fly further and take steeper approaches to airports, to maximise the use of available space while minimising noise disruption and pollution on the ground.

There were concerns about noise and disruption and pollution.

This announcement comes after sustained advocacy by groups working to protect the health of UK citizens from both the danger of climate disruption and pollution from coal-fired power.

Brooklynites have been doing a spectacular job of revitalizing our beloved borough without the disruption, noise and pollution sure to stem from a white-elephant project like this.

Some fear negative ecological side effects from offshore construction, such as seabed disruption and noise pollution that could disturb marine life.

And Jansson's project, Microbiomes In Transitions, is studying how "perturbations" — disruptions such as climate change and pollution — affect both the microbiomes around us and inside of us.

Social costs, which are difficult to measure, include "disruption to commercial and private traffic, increased traffic accidents, disruption of community and business access, noise, vibration and pollution," he said.

The truth is people do not want a high-impact fossil fuel industry that would leave a legacy of pollution and disruption and would lock the world into further climate change".

Experts at last year's American Association for the Advancement of Science AAASS) estimated their numbers would reach 50 million by 2020, due to factors such as agricultural disruption, deforestation, coastal flooding, shoreline erosion, industrial accidents and pollution.