Sentence examples for hazardous smoke from inspiring English sources

The federal government has abandoned efforts to create standardized autopsy guidelines to help determine whether deaths of people who worked at ground zero during recovery operations in 2001 and 2002 can be conclusively connected to the hazardous smoke and dust they breathed there.

Inhalation of toxic gases and hazardous smoke is a major cause of fire deaths.

Yet it has also helped to give its source country the dubious distinction of being the world's third-largest greenhouse gas emitter after China and the US – as well as a leading source of hazardous smoke haze.

Fire officials announced Tuesday that Yosemite Valley, the heart of sightseeing at California's most visited national park, will be evacuated Wednesday at noon as the Ferguson fire covers the park in hazardous smoke. .

In 10 minutes, the conversation shifts from how the stove helps reduce fuel consumption and hazardous smoke into "how much does it cost?" "Can I buy 20 units and sell them here?" "How can we produce these in Burma?" -- The wheels of entrepreneurship are turning.

These issues included camera surveillance blind spots over the bridge, electronic equipment for communications, navigation and sensor systems, that were installed on the outside of the boat, that would not meet extreme weather requirements, the use of hazardous smoke producing cables, and security deficiencies that would cause a compromise of the boat's secure communications systems.

6 10 20 Whether this sex difference is due to more hazardous smoking behaviours in women or a greater susceptibility among women to the toxins in cigarette smoke is unknown.

He seems to criticize a world that would rather treat children with depression with a pharmaceutical than write them off as lazy or would rather ban smoking from restaurants than have patrons inhale hazardous secondhand smoke.

Airlines have long feared the way volcanos can suddenly fill the sky with hazardous vertical smoke columns several miles high that rise at speeds up to 400 metres per second.

During the eight hour desert journey he drove through hazardous burn pit smoke, ten times more toxic than the sulpher and carbon dioxide plumes found at coal plants in the U. S. accused of producing Acid Rain.

Large flocks are being deployed in woods and fields from Florida to California to help reduce forest fire danger, cull thick brush without hazardous herbicides or smoke-belching mowers, and protect native ecology by devouring invading foreign weeds that have no natural enemy on American shores.