Sentence examples for harm from pollution from inspiring English sources

In the early 1980s, scientists investigating the oil seeps wondered if nearby creatures on the seabed might suffer chronic harm from pollution and serve as models for petrochemical risk.

Although tourism poses the threat of environmental harm from pollution and the overuse of natural resources, it also can create economic incentives for the preservation of the environment in developing countries and increase awareness of unique and fragile ecosystems throughout the world.

Overall, everyone agrees that the health benefits offered by cycling outweigh any potential harm from pollution exposure.

It's regulation that reduces harm from pollution.

Neira said that, given the overwhelming evidence of harm from air pollution, any politician who failed to tackle air pollution would be judged harshly by future generations – and the law.

He said the "vast majority" of people would suffer no harm from the pollution levels, but said people with health issues should take extra care.

In addition to subsidies and general harms from air pollution, the added environmental risks of coal mining and ash waste disposal present another serious problem.

"Harm from worsened air pollution... takes a tremendous toll on people already suffering from chronic lung or heart disease, as well as children, older adults and people who work outdoors," ALA's senior scientific adviser Norman Edelman said.

Indigenous Australians are at greater risk of harm from particulate air pollution.

Harm to animals and plants from pollution should also be limited.

"The government exists to protect us from harm, and that pollution is harm," Johnson said.