"noxious pollution" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe harmful or toxic substances that are released into the environment. Example: The government has implemented strict policies to reduce the levels of noxious pollution caused by factories in our city.
And it promises to cut down on its noxious pollution.
And environmental degradation and noxious pollution are storing up costs for the future.
People who live next to coal plants could continue to suffer from the health effects of the facilities' noxious pollution.
Also, shale oil is commonly high in compounds containing oxygen, sulfur, or nitrogen, impurities that can degrade refinery equipment or, if present in the end product, create noxious pollution upon combustion.
Acknowledging that he has been "depressed" by the noxious pollution shrouding Beijing, Mr. Li encouraged the news media and the public to hold him accountable should his government fail to clean up China's contaminated water and food supply.
Standing in front of an audience in a simple white shirt and jeans, Ms Chai speaks plainly throughout the 103-minute video, which features a year-long investigation of China's noxious pollution problem.
In another presentation, about a new kind of "autocatalytic paint" for street furniture that "eats" noxious pollutants such as nitrous oxide, an engineer in a video clip complained: "No one really owns pollution as a problem".
"While nothing will bring her back, I hope a new inquest will give me the answers I need". However, a recent report by asthma and air pollution expert Prof Stephen Holgate said there was a "striking association" between Ella's emergency hospital admissions and recorded spikes in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and PM10s, the most noxious pollutants.
Smoke released from fires using these fuels emits numerous noxious pollutants, including particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and carcinogenic organic air pollutants in concentrations that are many-fold higher than those associated with air pollution in polluted cities [ 3].
BP agrees to spend more than $400 million to reduce noxious air pollution from a massive refinery in northwestern Indiana.
China's noxious air pollution has made people smarter, funnier and impervious to missile attacks, the country's official media reported this week, as a toxic cloud covering half of the country began to lift.
