Sentence examples for environment polluting from inspiring English sources
Five industries were selected from the top-ten environment polluting industries in Bangladesh; these are the tannery, pulp & paper, fertilizer, textile and cement industries.
Huge amounts of mud and other residues are yearly being produced by various countries as a waste product by the marble and granite (MGR) industry, causing serious threats to the environment, polluting soil and water, and when dry, turning into a fine dust that is harmful to the population.
About 97% of the 20,000 medium- to large-sized livestock farms do not have waste treatment facilities, so waste is discharged directly into the environment, polluting the air, water, and soil (Padungtod et al. 2000).
"The prime driver in risk misperception is psychology," he told me, "but it's when psychology operates in an information environment polluted with nonsense that people can become truly deluded".
… Can their lives be led, can their children be brought up, can their hopes be maintained and their worst fears dispelled in a social environment polluted by those materials"?
However, satellites designed for demise still have to survive the space environment, polluted by space debris, for many years.
The two strains of Yarrowia are promising biotechnological tools in knowledge-based information required to design a bioreactor for treatment of mercury-laden industrial wastewater and bioremediation of the aquatic environment polluted with mercuric ions.
Whereas wellness magazines emphasize an environment polluted by toxins, gun culture emphasizes souls polluted by evil.
The Flyers were true to this mood in a hockey environment polluted by speculators who expanded the NHL and started the World Hockey Association.
I believe we are all born into an environment polluted by cissexism (one among many forms of oppression), which falls upon us like acid rain.
Over half of all people without toilets live in India and China – 1.5 billion in total – creating an environment polluted with human waste.
