The phrase "moderate pollution" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It describes a level of pollution that is neither very severe nor very mild. Example: "The city's efforts to reduce moderate pollution have had a positive impact on air quality, but more needs to be done to address the root causes of pollution."
Although "moderate" pollution had been recorded in four locations in south-east England, so far there was no sign of ground contamination.
The odds climbed by more than 30 percent even on days classified by the federal air quality index as "moderate" pollution days.
The odds climbed by more than 30 percent even on days classified by the federal air quality index as "moderate" pollution days, which is intended to correspond to a minimal danger to health.
151 200 4 Moderate pollution, slight irritations may occur, individuals with breathing or heart problems should reduce outdoor exercise.
In contrast, in 2014 and 2039, the impact area along Rani Khola showed slight pollution, while moderate pollution along Teesta (Fig. 7b).
A QMCI score indicative of 'probable moderate pollution' was recording in mature planted forest streams in the Moutere Gravels of the Nelson region (Shearer and Young 2011).
We estimated the health effects (on blood marker levels and MI risk) per the 5th to 95th centile change in the level of the respective air pollutant to facilitate comparability between the different studied pollutants and to quantify effects across a moderate air pollution exposure range.
Pollution levels are expected to peak on Sunday, with high levels possible locally and widespread moderate air pollution.
It predicts "moderate" air pollution for Greater London, with ozone reaching 6 at the Olympic Park today.
Cluster 2 representing Kibi, Nsuapemso and Apapam are areas with moderate water pollution.
Furthermore, they showed that there is a moderate background pollution level comprising substances originating from waste waters and traffic at the investigated field sites.
