Sentence examples for less polluting than from inspiring English sources

Trains are more efficient and less polluting than lorries on all but the shortest routes.

Nickel-metal-hydride batteries are more expensive and less polluting than nickel-cadmium cells, and have a longer life.

It is also eager to promote the use of gas, which is less polluting than China's main energy source, coal.

Japan claims the projects are less polluting than older coal-fired plants and so qualify as clean energy.

Darryl Siry clarifies: "Even using the worst assumptions for electricity generation, an EV [electric vehicle] is more efficient and less polluting than the gasoline equivalent.

The fuel can only be used in trucks with gas engines, which are less polluting than traditional petrol or diesel engines.

New Harvest, a nonprofit organization formed to promote the field, says on its Web site, "Because meat substitutes are produced under controlled conditions impossible to maintain in traditional animal farms, they can be safer, more nutritious, less polluting and more humane than conventional meat".

The non-profit foundation New-Harvest.org explains: "Because meat substitutes are produced under controlled conditions impossible to maintain in traditional animal farms, they can be safer, more nutritious, less polluting, and more humane than conventional meat".

"The modern facilities are far less polluting and damaging to the environment than the older incinerators, but burning waste is just a shortcut.

(Pakistan has undertaken a campaign to convert cars to natural gas and has installed an impressive national system of roadside fueling stations selling natural gas, which is less polluting and produces less carbon dioxide than gasoline – it would be impressive, that is, if supplies were consistently available).

(Pakistan has undertaken a campaign to convert cars to natural gas and has installed an impressive national system of roadside fueling stations selling natural gas, which is less polluting and produces less carbon dioxide than gasoline - it would be impressive, that is, if supplies were consistently available).