Sentence examples for insidious pollution from inspiring English sources

One of the most persistent and insidious pollution problems visited by the West on the developing world has taken a huge step towards a permanent solution this weekend.

Janos Goenczy, a Hungarian government official, said that heavy metals were "a very insidious sort of pollution, which can cause serious organic changes".

Part of this could be for the government to enable all schools, hospitals and other critical institutions to become local clean-air zones that would protect those most vulnerable from the insidious effects of pollution.

As Eric Hobsbawm has said, terrorism is a new kind of urban pollution, and the pollutant is an insidious and chronic disquiet.

Insidious forms of toxic air pollution -- deemed so harmful to human health that a Democratic Congress and a Republican president sought to bring emissions under control more than two decades ago -- persist in hundreds of communities across the United States, an investigation by the Center for Public Integrity's iWatch News and NPR shows.

Pollan pointed out the dangers of GMOs, how their pollution is of a more insidious kind since it can't be washed away in a clean up.

PCR contamination is an insidious problem.

London's air pollution today is different from seven decades ago, and more insidious.

While the image of a sea turtle with a plastic straw lodged deep in its nostril is an enduring emblem of the impacts of plastic pollution, tiny particles of plastic are the more pervasive and insidious form of pollution in the ocean.

Both oil spills and plastic pollution kill ocean wildlife in obvious, quick ways and slow, insidious ways.

Today's pollution is largely invisible to the naked eye – and all the more insidious for it.