Sentence examples for fuel mining from inspiring English sources

The fossil fuel mining industry has too much influence over Australian politics.

Then there's the country's world leading position on coal exports, its soon-to-be world leading position on exports of Liquified Natural Gas and, as I've already written here, the ongoing support for further expansion of fossil fuel mining and exports.

"While thorium partially addresses some of the downsides of current commercial reactors based on uranium fuel," Jan Beranek, nuclear energy project leader of Greenpeace International, said in an e-mail message from Amsterdam, "from what we know it still has significant issues related to fuel mining and fabrication, reactor safety, production of dangerous waste, and hazards of proliferation".

Danger: Climate Changing Methane Going UP - due to accidental leaks from fossil fuel mining and distribution structures, as this map of Boston methane leaks shows.

Following this week's Pacific Islands Development Forum, 14 countries, including Fiji and the Solomon Islands, have agreed to consider the treaty, which would require participating nations to ban any new coal or fossil fuel mines and provide "universal access" to clean energy by 2030.

And that's without even considering the climate impacts of the fossil-fuel mining binge, or the many hazards of fracking.

The radical idea would have a profound effect on industries blamed for widespread damage to the environment like fossil fuels, mining, agriculture, chemicals and forestry.

The most common man-made sources of chromium in groundwater are burning of fossil fuels, mining effluent, effluent from metallurgical, chemical and other industrial operations (Leung and Jiao 2006).

Geological source such as natural reaction and volcanic emissions are the main causes of arsenic pollution where other factors such as the burning of fossil fuels, mining, smelting, and pesticide use by human activities are also responsible for arsenic toxicity (Bissen and Frimmel 2003).

Anthropogenic activities, such as combustion of fossil fuels, mining, ore smelting, and well drilling, also mobilize and introduce arsenic into the environment.

Environmental lead exposure occurs from burning of fossil fuels, mining, and manufacturing and from drinking water where lead pipes are used.