The Dhamra Port, which will be largest in South Asia, is expected to pollute their nesting site irreversibly and its lights will interfere with their natural processes.
Since the shareholders already expect the polluting industry to have environmental violations, the negative reaction from the shareholders will be relatively weaker.
Water sample with DO concentration below this optimum range is expected to be polluted.
Annual increases in PFT in the four groups of children (boys and girls from both cohorts) were found to be higher in the community expected to be polluted (especially in the younger cohort) compared with the two other communities.
As long as they deliver economic growth without too much public protest, officials can still expect promotion, however polluted their areas.Optimists see changes afoot.
SG3 is most susceptible to flushing by sea water and is normally expected to be least polluted.
Among the cohort of second graders (in 1983) living in the area expected to be most polluted, a significant increase in the prevalence of part of the respiratory symptoms (such as cough and sputum, wheezing with and without cold and wheezing accompanied by shortness of breath) was evident in 1986.
The study found, as expected, that natural gas trucks polluted less.
We selected pesticides from the CADPR Groundwater Protection List CADPRR 2009) that includes chemicals previously detected in California groundwater (n = 7), or designated as having the potential to pollute groundwater and expected to be detected in groundwater in California (n = 62) (CADPR 2009) based on their solubility, adsorption, or half-life.
Those who spent more working or leisure time in the heavily polluted city center were expected to be highly exposed, given the pattern of pollution of Athens (i.e. pollution comes from outdoors).
Despite the bioenergy policy involves more energy from renewable technologies which are expected to be less polluting, results show that due to rebound effects, bioenergy policy results in more environmental impacts.
