Sentence examples for dust problem from inspiring English sources
THE world has a dust problem.
Whatever the technique for applying the spices may be, it eliminates the orange dust problem.
Some wonder if selling out was an overreaction and if it might have been smarter to somehow solve the dust problem rather than move the residents out.
"They tell us that they are having the dust problem in part because of the number of blasts done close together," Ms. Maloney said, noting that the agency planned to conduct the blasts less frequently.
Most of the dust problem originates at small-point sources like abandoned croplands outside Phoenix and in northeastern Arizona where decades of coal mining have damaged aquifers and caused dry conditions.
The new dust problem in the West is flying under the radar: generally larger particles in areas with a lower population density involving mostly naturally occurring minerals from soil.
"The dust problems in the Antelope Valley go back for decades," a representative of the company told me.
She said the transportation authority promised to provide a full review of the dust problems by the end of the year.
Ellis cites new technology by company Bosai to address dust problems caused by bauxite mining in Guyana as one example, and ten "environmental protection projects oriented toward wastewater, dust and air pollution" at the Marcona mine in Peru as another.
According to the lawsuit, Kennedy Krieger helped landlords get public financing for lead abatements and helped select families with young children to rent apartments where lead dust problems had been only partly eliminated so that the children's blood could be measured for lead over a two-year period, according to the lawsuit.
Why does grass become illegal when it's 10 inches tall, instead of, say 8, or 12? Because that number is part of the national uniform code, and it's meant to reduce rodent shelter and pollen dust problems, without interfering with the property owners' need to cultivate their own grass crops, according to Peter Constantakes, a spokesman for the New York State Department of State.
