Sentence examples for increased air pollution from inspiring English sources

The consequence of all this will be increased air pollution in those areas.

"One of the recent discoveries that is of concern is that increased air pollution can sometimes increase biodeterioration," said Eric Doehne, a scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute.

With or without Keystone, transporting oil by rail has raised concerns over safety and increased air pollution from extra train traffic.

Those who support relicensing the plants say that the risk of an attack must be weighed against the more likely possibility of higher energy prices, electricity shortages and increased air pollution if the plant were to close.

Similarly, Iran's major environmental problems - increased air pollution, biodiversity losses, desertification, deforestation, and drying water resources - will cross boundaries with major regional and even global implications, even though sanctions were supposed to hurt only Iran.

Increased air pollution, chlorine in swimming pools and modern hygiene standards are believed to be some of the factors in the development of the disease, according to the NHS.

Until the late 1950s there was increasing air pollution in Moscow.

But increasing the number of flights will also increase air pollution.

Urban planners know that more parking encourages more driving, congesting local streets and increasing air pollution.

The judge, Emmett G. Sullivan, said the plan would increase air pollution and disturb wildlife.

It also dodges the issue of a new runway in south-east England that could considerably increase air pollution.