Sentence examples for environment contaminating from inspiring English sources

Despite efforts to improve management, huge amounts of e-waste still end up in landfill, where toxins can leach into the environment, contaminating soil and groundwater, and posing public health risks.

Only 1% of the pesticides applied make contact with the target pest, while the remaining 99% of the pesticide drifts into the environment contaminating soil, water and biota [9, 10].

In the recent past, there is an increased use of metallic substances in industries and this has resulted an accumulation of heavy metals in aquatic environment contaminating both surface and underground water sources [2].

"These pits continue to pollute the environment, contaminating the water table and polluting the rivers and streams that 30,000 people depend on for drinking, cooking, bathing, and fishing," reads a report for AmazonWatch, an environmentalist NGO which has followed development in the region.

Because it is not chemically bound to the polymer, HBCD can migrate into the environment, contaminating indoor dust and foodstuff.

Colonized individuals can shed the organism into the environment, contaminating surfaces, which would allow for transfer to other individuals.

Or did something in the outside environment contaminate the body?" she told a press conference in Paris.

Wearing gas masks and protective suits, Arrow crews practice reloading the Arrow missile launcher in an environment contaminated with chemical agents.

This suggests that bacteria combination can be used for bioremediation of environment contaminated with polluted wastewaters.

This suggests that mixed culture of bacteria in the present study can be used for bioremediation of environment contaminated with polluted wastewaters.

The ability to safely perform environmental remediation projects in an environment contaminated or potentially contaminated with ordnance and explosive waste (OEW) is critical to the safe and efficient performance of field activities on many current or former Department of Defense (DoD) installations.