Sentence examples for mining which pollutes from inspiring English sources

The protesters are silent about large-scale informal gold mining, which pollutes rivers far more than formal mines.

Because the palm oil business is labor-intensive, its advocates also claim that it is a viable alternative to economic activities like gold mining, which pollutes water sources in the Amazon through miners' use of mercury.

Their construction, particularly in the north and west of Britain, has often been associated with industries such as textiles, chemicals, and mining, which have polluted waterways with heavy metals and other contaminants.

The Bechtel Corporation made a fortune constructing the dam and also oversaw the excavation of one of the world's biggest coal mines, Peabody Coal's Black Mesa mine, on the adjacent Navajo Reservation, which polluted the local water supply.

There are different types of microorganisms which pollute water.

It originates generally from dyeing industries which pollute water.

We then present a model of a farmer and a mine which can pollute his farm in a jurisdiction where the mine can subvert law enforcement.

On the other side are environmentalists -- like me -- and coalfield residents who are fed up with reckless mountaintop removal coal mining, which is ravaging treasured landscapes, polluting the natural resources on which they rely, and ultimately destroying their quality of life.

There are combat mines, which are called armor-piercing mines.

He lives on the Kentucky River, which is polluted by the eastern Kentucky coal mines and by the cities.

Cadmium, arsenic and other toxic elements from more than a century of mining have polluted it and other rivers in the area, including the Blackfoot, which empties into the Clark Fork and was immortalized in Norman Maclean's "A River Runs Through It".