Sentence examples for environmental mass from inspiring English sources
The continuing outcry over China's "airpocalypse," along with the increasing number of environmental mass protests in China, has led the government to the inescapable conclusion that getting serious about pollution has become essential to maintaining social stability.
Results are shown in Table 2. Cattle, which represented 61% of Puri District's animal population, 9 appear to contribute the greatest environmental mass load of Cryptosporidium oocysts (2.1E+10/day) and Giardia cysts (6.2E+10/day).
An expert panel convened to assess risks from climate change put it this way in the 16 May 2009 issue of The Lancet: Should global mean temperatures rise an additional 5 6°C, "more than a billion people could be dispersed in environmental mass migration.
Environmental and mass transit advocates praised the mayor's initiative.
Critics cite multiple reasons for opposing the dam's construction including environmental degradation, mass displacement of regional communities, and domination of the project by the Punjab.
The automotive manufacturers and suppliers have to find optimal design solutions for such subsystems that comply with the conflicting requirements of the regulatory bodies regarding functional performance (safety and repairability) and regarding the environmental impact (mass).
In the application fields of drug discovery, clinical analysis, food safety, and environmental monitoring, mass spectrometry plays an important role in both qualitative and quantitative trace analysis.
Improvement in awareness of facial hygiene, environmental conditions, mass antibiotic distribution and health education on trachoma transmission and prevention should be strengthened in the District.
One study also found that healthy worker's SDNN was significantly decreased by high occupational and environmental PM2.5 mass concentration exposures (Magari et al. 2001, 2002).
By mid-1999, more than 10 years of political crisis and warfare had resulted in environmental disruption, mass population displacements, and a breakdown of sanitation and hygiene.
Surveys of such workers show that they report a lower willingness to report for duty for infectious diseases epidemics (SARS, smallpox) than for most other forms of catastrophic disasters (environmental disasters, mass casualty incidents) [ 24].
