Sentence examples for foreign pollution from inspiring English sources

Despite its position as the world's second-largest economy and home to one of the most educated populations, Japan still shudders at foreign "pollution".

His problem is not overfishing by foreign boats or pollution in the Thames estuary.

OO Fading US Fishermen Historic Industry Faces A Warming Worldd after weathering overfishing, pollution, foreign competition and government regulation, America's fishing fleet faces a challenge it can't outrun: Climate change.

As gas became more expensive and consumers became more concerned about pollution, foreign car companies began to produce smaller and more efficient cars.

Last year, the Aymara people raided the city of Puno to protest the incursion of foreign mines and the pollution of their sacred Lake Titicaca.

Schools and students will be free to study whatever interests them, from religion to pollution and foreign affairs.The ministry is equally keen that children should develop a fuller life outside the classroom.

They put us on a path to building industries and creating clean energy jobs, weaning our nation from foreign oil, and reducing pollution in order to avoid the catastrophic effects of global warming.

So the most sensible thing to do is to modestly underwrite good things that we don't have enough of -- like renewable energy and clean air and water -- and start collecting the same taxes that everyone else pays from the dirty industries that are giving us too much of things that we don't want: foreign oil dependence, air pollution, dirty water, and climate disruption.

Foreign journalists with handheld air pollution detectors have been popping up on street corners checking levels of soot and dust.

The country's environment ministry pushes for domestic action on pollution, and the foreign ministry wants China to be seen as a constructive player on the international stage, but the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) traditionally takes a more hardline view at the UN.

That means less carbon pollution and less foreign oil from the Middle East.