Sentence examples for emissions pollute from inspiring English sources

The news has irked green groups who argue that exploiting the UK's shale gas reserves could push up greenhouse gas emissions, pollute local water resources, and divert investment from clean energy.

Many of our 'modern and progressive' habits are based on increased consumption patterns, which skyrocket global emissions, pollute air, soil and water, drive hundreds of species into extinction, and reduce available groundwater.

We are addressing the major causes of greenhouse gas emissions: polluting transport, old and/or poorly isolated buildings and energy supply.

Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow would need to plant two Amazon forests to offset their CO2 emissions, polluting airwaves with their green chuntering.

The model was calibrated and validated using data from an industrial prototype that converted air emissions polluted with volatile organic compounds with an average daily concentration of 1129 mgC Nm−3 into bioenergy for more than one year.

It is clear that part of the load of highly polluted fuel fired units (G1~G6) is shifted to no emission polluted wind power generator (G7).

Secondary sources can include soil dust suspension from polluted earth surfaces, emissions from polluted vegetation and forests, and volatilization and release from combustion of polluted garbage and open field burning (e.g., Igarashi 2009).

These companies must decide whether it is cheaper to reduce emissions or pollute above their limit by buying allowances, whose price will be set by supply and demand.

The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday issued a welcome and overdue rule compelling power plants in 27 states and the District of Columbia to reduce smokestack emissions that pollute the air and poison forests, lakes and streams across the eastern United States.

But just as innumerable individual automobile emissions can pollute the air, so can innumerable expressions of supposedly private hate combine to "produce a large-scale toxic effect" that operates as a "slow-acting poison".

The $500 million offer moves all jobs overseas to factories that underpay their workers and produce emissions that pollute the environment.