Sentence examples for measured pollution from inspiring English sources

Nabu has measured pollution in large German ports and found high concentrations of pollutants.

A calculation algorithm was developed to remove the urban background, contributed by other sources than traffic in the selected street, from the roadside measured pollution levels.

Dr Sean Semple, of the University of Aberdeen, whose research contributed to the campaign, said: "In the past five years our research group has measured pollution levels in over 100 homes across Scotland.

For decades, air quality officials deliberately measured pollution at a distance from traffic and other big pollution sources.

Furthermore, the bias reduced by a factor of 10 and the coverage improved by 5% when using both sets of measured pollution data.

Limitations include the long lead times for adult cancers and use of distance rather than modelled or directly measured pollution levels as a proxy for exposure.

He travels around Oklahoma, measuring pollution in the groundwater near oil refineries.

An environmental physiologist, Mr. Kolb visited several stadiums, and sneaked into a few others, to measure pollution with a small monitoring device.

This time last year, a similar two-day ban was said to have had a positive impact on air quality, reducing the PM10 particles and the toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) according to Airparif, which measures pollution in the capital.

He helped develop a "smell chart" to help people identify which toxic chemicals they were being exposed to, trained people to measure pollution and has taken companies to court and closed down hazardous waste sites.

Most agree that at the very least, the picture will grow increasingly complicated, as issues ranging from power plant construction to climate change to new ways and ideas for measuring pollution all unfold in the years and decades to come.