Sentence examples for heavy pollutants from inspiring English sources

The number of functioning factories has fallen sharply, and the city has improved public transportation, but there is little wind to whisk away the still heavy pollutants.

"Finding a site in northern New Jersey, which is our focus, big enough to accommodate 700, not 100, residences and be near major roads and to Manhattan and not have heavy pollutants is difficult, to say the least," Mr. DiBernardo said.

And if you don't, it's nobody's fault but your own.But there's another reason why I can let my daughter swim in the Amstel, and that is that I'm pretty sure that in a well-regulated country like the Netherlands, the water is reasonably free of heavy pollutants and raw sewage.

The gasification process scrubs out most of the heavy pollutants in coal.

Although some heavy components are separated in knock out drums of flare networks, separated liquids or non-separated heavy pollutants cause significant environmental problems.

The tech giant bought 237 megawatts of wind energy to completely power its newly built datacenter in Cheyenne, Wyoming, a state where nearly 88percentt of electricity comes from heavy pollutant coal.

The capacity of environmental pollutants to adversely affect the immune system and the importance of exposure during foetal development, are well known from studies of species exposed to heavy pollutant burdens (Martineau et al., 1988; De Swart et al., 1995; Dietert and Piepenbrink, 2006).

Two heat exchangers were designed to reduce the water carry-over from the waste gas stream of refinery and condense the heavier pollutants of ethylene plant before flaring.

Phytoremediation, using vegetation to remove, detoxify, or stabilize heavy metal pollutants, is an accepted tool for cleaning polluted soils and waters [ 48].

Also underscoring the hazards of the LAB industry is the State Council's emphasis on controlling and regulating heavy metal pollutants in its 12th Five-Year Plan to Combat Heavy-Metal Pollution.

The Environmental Protection Agency says honeybees have been used to map radioactive materials on five federal nuclear reservations, including Hanford, as well as heavy metal pollutants.