Sentence examples for long term pollution from inspiring English sources

Broby Church was renewed in 2004 (Fig. 5), whereas the interior walls of Søndersø Church has not been treated since the late 1930s [20] (Fig. 6) and thus enables us to distinguish between short and long term pollution effects in medieval building interiors.

"Today in the countryside, plastic film pollution is one of the key factors in severe ecological problems, and it's a long-term pollution issue," the newspaper said in a report published Monday, titled "Unbridled Plastic Film".

A more sanguine view of the possible long-term pollution was taken by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, which reiterated on Friday that the red sludge remained hazardous due to its caustic alkalinity, but that its heavy metal concentrations were not considered dangerous.

Example: Most umbrellas now exclude long-term pollution damage, but some still cover damage from a sudden catastrophe.

Long-term pollution in the county of Caras-Severin resulted in Cu, Zn, Cd, and Pb accumulation in soil and vegetation [18].

The seed progenies of birches from an industrial barren reared in a benign environment produced higher numbers of long shoots than seedlings from other habitats, suggesting that adaptive changes in crown architecture are partially shaped by the selection imposed by long-term pollution impacts.

Hence, recent developments in satellite-based remote-sensing allowing the reconstruction of long-term, wide-area and high-resolution estimates of current and historical PM2.5 concentration is an important step forward, allowing the quantification of the long-term pollution exposure of PM2.5 in developing cities and in dense urban areas using the satellite-derived PM2.5 data.

And at a news conference the following day, he said he was concerned about potential long-term pollution. .

If we wait until the effects of long-term pollution are fully felt, climate scientists tell us, we will have passed critical thresholds that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to turn down the global thermostat.

Models for long-term pollution effects.

The effects of long-term pollution exposure were estimated from a detailed spatiotemporal exposure model.