Sentence examples for greater polluters from inspiring English sources

There may be some large companies that are greater polluters than these firms.

And this from one of the world's wealthiest countries and greatest polluters.

His firm, Bracewell & Giuliani, also represents some of America's greatest polluters and contributors to global warming.

Factory farms can also be great polluters and there have been cases of waterways being contaminated in recent years.

I live in a country that suffers from serious environmental problems and is one of the greatest polluters in Europe.

"Are not poverty and need the greatest polluters?" This statement has echoed down the halls of climate change debate ever since.

A city's greatest polluters typically reside in affluent suburban communities located along the city's periphery, while those creating the least emissions reside in central locations, and most likely experience the largest associated health burdens.

Serious money is being made, but at a cost: no sooner, it seems, have the minerals been extracted than they are dispatched to China, powering the growth of one of the world's great polluters.

In a 2016 report, Oxfam found that the greatest polluters of all were the most affluent 10% of US households: each emitted, on average, 50 tonnes of CO2 per household member per year.

Back in 1992, when he was a Senator and taking the lead on many environmental issues, Al Gore wrote a book titled "Earth in the Balance," in which he whacked the automobile industry as one of the great polluters and warned that its products posed "a mortal threat to the security of every nation". Then he called for elimination of the internal combustion engine.

The apparel industry continues to remain as one of the greatest polluters and the second largest consumer of water usage in the world (Sahni 2016).