Sentence examples for ground polluted from inspiring English sources

Some found contaminated ground, polluted air and other environmental problems.

/ The ground polluted floats with human gore  / and human carnage taints the dreadful shore.

Soil, river sediments, and ground water polluted by carbazole have become a great threat to the environment.

This sensor device was employed in the analysis of several contrasting samples such as tap water, ground water, polluted waters from an influent and effluent of an urban wastewater treatment plant and polluted river water due to acid mine drainages, thereby covering a wide spectrum of matrices and absolute and relative heavy metal concentrations.

For instance, the architect explains that "the first time I came here it was just green and we thought it was so nice" (D3), but, since the ground was polluted, it was not possible to walk on it and it would have been expensive simply to cover it over.

The assumed lifespan of the well pads is 10 years in both cases.> We consider both the total amount of freshwater withdrawn for use in the shale gas extraction process (the majority of which is used for fracking), and the share thereof which is 'consumed,' i.e., either evaporated, infiltrated into the ground or polluted to an extent that it cannot be directly re-used during the fracking process.

France had tested its first bombs in the Sahara desert, but in 1966 it had moved its nuclear test site to the more distant Mururoa, an uninhabited island that is part of French Polynesia.Although Mururoa is remote, nuclear watchers were worried that the French tests were above ground, potentially polluting the atmosphere for many hundreds of miles beyond its shores.

Three months later, that too was withdrawn, and they admitted defeat – not to the campaigners, but to an insurmountable objection from the Environment Agency: that waste from the huge facility could leak into the ground and pollute an aquifer beneath that provided drinking water.

At the epicenter of the crash site, where thousands of liters of oil leaked from crushed tanker cars into the soil, the ground remains too polluted for reconstruction.

Cities are constantly migrating and metabolizing, leaving behind industrial legacy and environmental degradation to be remediated by future generations; legacies of toxic waste, polluted ground waters, sealed soils, powsy land and degraded ecosystems.

A large dairy in Washington state, Cow Palace Dairy, polluted ground water by over applying manure to soil, ruled Judge Thomas Rice of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington on Wednesday.