Sentence examples similar to dust pollution levels from inspiring English sources

A Met Office graphic shows the path of the storm that has brought Saharan dust to the UK, causing high pollution levels.

Pollution levels skyrocket during dust storms and create even more breathing problems for people with asthma and other similar conditions.

Fresh fish production has virtually disappeared, salinity and pollution levels have risen dramatically, dust and salt storms have occurred often, and there have been measurable changes to the local climate.

The group said that high pollution levels caused exposure to microscopic dust that embedded itself in the lungs, leading to increased hospitalization for asthma, lung disease, chronic bronchitis and heart damage, and that they could cause lung cancer.

The problem with this story is that London regularly experiences very high pollution levels, and they rarely have much to do with Saharan dust.

In Taiwan, high ambient air pollution levels are often closely associated with the incidence of Asian dust storms (ADS), which occur about four to five times a year (primarily in the winter and spring).

The new estimate follows preliminary analysis of the very high air pollution levels recorded this month across much of southern Britain when fine dust blown up from the Sahara desert mixed with heavily polluted air from British and mainland European cities to produce a dangerous smog.

Pollution levels have fallen across England and Wales after several days of smog caused in part by Saharan dust, but health officials warned people to check local air quality before taking part in outdoor exercise.

The very high air pollution levels were outside human and Tory control, the result of "naturally occurring weather phenomenon" – a freak Saharan dust storm.

Billboards flash pollution levels.

Pollution levels have since subsided.