Sentence examples for emit dangerous from inspiring English sources
Damp green tobacco leaves emit dangerous amounts of nicotine.
This equipment, along with smaller auxiliary engines, can emit dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide.
An approach for quantifying the human health risk caused by industrial sources, which, daily or accidentally, emit dangerous pollutants able to impact on different environmental media, is introduced.
The problem is that the fracturing process used to extract the gas can, if done improperly, pollute surface and drinking water and emit dangerous air pollution.
And, while light therapy has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for SAD when monitored by a health care professional, tanning salons are not recommended and tanning beds emit dangerous levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Allegations that granite countertops may emit dangerous levels of radon and radiation have been raised periodically over the past decade, mostly by makers and distributors of competing countertop materials.
Everyone knows what's needed to address the serious air quality issues, but the transformation involves the lives of millions of people working in factories that are emitting dangerous pollutants at very high levels.
Yet the museum's garage can accommodate only 10 school buses; the rest will be left to drift about the surrounding streets, compounding the gridlock problem, or sit idling in layover lanes on Columbus Avenue and Central Park West, emitting dangerous diesel fumes.
New York's lawsuit echoes a similar effort on the west coast, where two California counties and a city are suing 37 fossil fuel companies for knowingly emitting dangerous levels of greenhouse gases.
Hershkowitz said states began to crack down on medical waste incineration years ago because many materials that did not need to be burned were being sent to combustors and were emitting dangerous pollutants.
Once in the body, it usually became concentrated in the bones, continuing to emit potentially dangerous radiation and often causing cancer or creating a skeletal condition that resulted in spontaneous fractures.
