Sentence examples for huge polluting from inspiring English sources

Especially in these days of climate change, where huge polluting catastrophes such as the oil disaster in the gulf of Mexico (2010) and the nuclear accident in Japan (2011) are querying more and more the energy supply by fossil fuels and nuclear power, alternatives from renewable resources, wind, water, and solar energies, are essential to overcome the energy gap within the next decades.

America's corn crop might look like a sustainable, solar-powered system for producing food, but it is actually a huge, inefficient, polluting machine that guzzles fossil fuel -- a half a gallon of it for every bushel.

Yet they extract a huge price: polluting shipwrecks; fatal accidents; piracy; and the deadly threat of maritime terrorism.In understated prose that highlights the dangers inherent in the freedom of the seas, Mr Langewiesche points out the helplessness of American officials who believe that a large-scale maritime terrorist attack currently poses the most serious threat to their national security.

(Nitrogen fertilizer is made from natural gas, pesticides from oil). America's corn crop might look like a sustainable, solar-powered system for producing food, but it is actually a huge, inefficient, polluting machine that guzzles fossil fuel -- a half a gallon of it for every bushel.

Imagining a world where the freeways aren't clogged with huge, noisy, loud, polluting transport trucks presents a tempting vision, especially for frequent commuters.

"We're right in the middle of implementing a huge zone where polluting cars will no longer be allowed after January 1," said Paula Verhoeven, manager of the Rotterdam Climate Initiative.

Two years ago, a disgruntled resident of Ughelli, a town in the heart of the oil-rich delta, removed a central piece of an abandoned pumping station, causing a huge spill that polluted surrounding wetlands.

The process uses and pollutes huge amounts of water (one to five million gallons of water per well) and the water must be treated afterward before it goes back into public waterways.

The water system starts with a big handicap: its main source of supply, the Indus River, is heavily polluted from huge cities like Lahore by the time it reaches the Arabian seacoast.

The "good done?" Like consistently ruling in favor of huge corporations when they pollute the environment and screw their workers and consumers?

But just how much the president might do against the larger forces assembled before him -- including a powerful fossil fuel industry, uncooperative Republicans in Congress, and a climate already polluted by huge volumes of greenhouse gas emissions that will almost certainly keep on coming -- remains to be seen.