The phrase "mass pollution" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a large scale or widespread pollution that affects a significant area or population. Example: "The government needs to take immediate action to address the issue of mass pollution caused by industrial waste in our rivers."
As a bonus, global warming due to methane released by animals will slow down, as will the mass pollution of farmlands and waterways by billions of tons of animal waste and blood.
It is now clearer than ever before that a just few dozen companies and cartels have presided over the mass pollution of our planet, unknowingly for many years but no longer.
In short, it's about a return to the 1920s economic model that yielded unprecedented inequality, mass pollution, and the worst financial crisis of the 20th century.
In today's world of rapid climate change, mass pollution and ever-increasing diminishment of species, thankfully there are still remarkable individuals out there on the front lines who somehow manage to see the light at the end of the dismal tunnel of despair and destruction.
From a sea of brawling humans to a sprawling mass of pollution, the message is bluntly apocalyptic.
ACCORDING to political taste, it is either an act of mass political pollution or a celebration of people power.
Just look at the world around us: wars, weapons of mass destruction, pollution, the leftover junk of the backend of doing, with the planet spinning ever closer to self-destruction, even as it increases its access to knowledge to solve those problems.
It is diffcult to assess the optimal flow volume and pollution mass when considering both monetary and temporal limitations.
For example, a mining country could have been working for thousands of years, resulting in masses of pollution.
A geographic information system (GIS) was used to calculate the runoff volume from each subwatershed to estimate pollution mass loading.
The megacities are a big draw on energy resources, and are mass emitters of pollution.
