Sentence examples for dust disaster from inspiring English sources

Coal dust disaster is the most serious problem in a laneway of coal mine.

Having none, we face a future of soil erosion and timber famine". The Dust Bowl disaster vindicated his dire prophecy: Plowing and planting unsuitable soil with little regard for its natural properties led to the destruction of the prairies and the impoverishment of farm regions.

In that regard, I've been reading The Times' Timothy Egan's book, "The Worst Hard Time," which tells the tale of the economic and environmental Dust Bowl disaster of the 1930s, and reminds us that two years after the Stock Market Crash of 1929, things in America took a sharp turn for the worse.

Some government scientists, speaking only on the condition of anonymity, said they were concerned that city health officials had not done more to encourage those people who were caked in the dust as the disaster unfolded to avoid spreading it around once they were safe at home.

Some samples of the dust that cloaked the disaster scene, victims and rescuers on Tuesday showed slightly elevated levels of lead and asbestos, the agency said.

Less Then the 2.7µSv dose you'd get from one hour on an international flight.

Strong winds (with velocities in excess of 20 m/s) are common in spring and early summer, and then dust storms can bring disaster to people and livestock.

The study revealed no other hints that exposure to the disaster site or dust had affected pregnancies in any way.

The registry is open to people who might have been exposed to dust and smoke from the disaster.

The context of which he was writing – the depression and the disaster of the dust bowl in the 1930s that Steinbeck documented in his novels – required no sweetening.

Ninety-eight percent of the department's rescue workers, whether they used tobacco or not, reported respiratory problems during their exposure to dust and debris at the disaster site.