Sentence examples for noxious effluents from inspiring English sources
Increase in demand, public concern at the emission of noxious effluents, and competition between rival processes provided the incentives for greater efficiency.
The law of nuisance has long provided remedy for neighbors who are caused to suffer noxious effluent arising from nearby agricultural or industrial uses.
Some of the most noxious chemical effluent in the world still flows into the Ganges from the tanneries of Kanpur, two hundred miles upstream from Varanasi, because there are no effective treatment plants.
The experiments and the model offer rational methods for examination of the basic physical chemistry and its physical consequences and also of analogous and practically important cases in management of filtration, of slip casting and the use of clay liners to retention ponds containing noxious and toxic effluents.
But as far back as the nineteen-nineties, people living near the plant have described noxious odors and corrosive effluents that have forced them to stay indoors, as well as what seems to them unusually high rates of illness and death.
Waste effluent spills also stimulated blooms of toxic and noxious algae.
The contributed nutrient concentrations from the effluent greatly exceed the minimal levels that have been shown to promote noxious algal blooms (Mallin 2000) and depress the growth of desirable aquatic habitat species (Burkholder et al. 1992).
Osgood called these practices "noxious".
"The smell is pretty noxious.
