Sentence examples for more toxic runoff from inspiring English sources
"There should be more toxic runoff," he said.
Eric A. Goldstein, a lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council, a private group, said the project, although better than some earlier options proposed by the state, would still shrink wooded areas and wetlands that help filter pollution, and still had features that would attract more car traffic and thus generate more toxic runoff.
San Joaquin Valley soil will become more toxic because of irrigation runoff and imported salty water.
Fresh Kills, unlike modern landfills, has no protective liner under it, which is why it annually contaminated ground water and wetlands with 1.5 billion gallons of toxic runoff and emitted more than 15 billion cubic feet of greenhouse and carcinogenic gases.
Blicharski is organizing a town hall meeting for Earth Day to raise awareness and help residents in the San Fernando Valley understand more about the effects of litter and toxic runoff in the Pacific Ocean.
That's good for farmers' bottom lines (less dependence on fertilizer, pesticides, and irrigation means more profit) and for the environment (less fertilizer means less toxic runoff into estuaries).
Armed with local knowledge of where farms, paved surfaces, and septic fields may be contributing to toxic runoff, she says, "people will be able to make more powerful estimates of where risk of contamination might be higher".
Chlorfenapyr was more toxic via spray to the water than via an exposure simulating surface runoff.
What about problems of sewage and toxic runoff?
