Sentence examples for mitigation of pollution from inspiring English sources

Apart from the mutual benefits, plant microbe interactions also influence the water quality especially at rhizosphere providing inherent ability to the aquatic system for the mitigation of pollution from the water column.

There is an accumulation of scientific evidence about the environmental functions of grasslands, such as their role in the conservation of biodiversity, in the regulation of physical and chemical fluxes in ecosystems, and the mitigation of pollution.

Even so, soil erosion control measures are designed to reduce sediment production (source) and mobilisation/transport (pathway) on hill slopes, with consequent mitigation of pollution incidents in watercourses (receptors).

Recent studies examining the groundwater quality of the study area urge the mitigation of groundwater pollution.

It is inferred from simulations that vegetated façades are efficient at mitigation of residual pollution.

It is, therefore, useful to advance exploring the organisms (Yarrowia spp. Idd1 and Idd2) for mitigation of mercury pollution in the environment.

An important ecological service provided by tropical riparian ecosystems is the mitigation of nutrient pollution (e.g. nitrate) from surrounding agricultural areas.

Use of nitrogen fertilizer at lower than 75 kg of N/ha and feeding less degradable starch concentrate is recommended for mitigation of N pollution, especially in the form of urine N by dairy cows in intensive farming.

Most of transgenic crops under development aim to address one of four broad needs: improved agricultural characteristics, improved post-harvest processing, improved food quality and other novel products for human use, and improved mitigation of environmental pollution.

On the other hand, both countries have played an important role on the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure and – considering that large portions of their territories present high levels of "Direct Normal Irradiation" (DNI) – CSP technologies might have figured as an important strategy for the mitigation of atmosphere pollution and global warming.

Various performance indices have been adopted to describe the mitigation of the pollution impact to the natural environment, the reduction of the management and maintenance charges for the urban drainage system, the preservation of the normal purification efficiency, and the limitation of the costs at the treatment plant.