Sentence examples for oxide pollution from inspiring English sources

However, she argued that the report's findings looked only at particulate pollution and neglected to mention ozone and nitrogen oxide pollution, indicators that would implicate richer countries.

Citizens' groups in communities near Heathrow fought hard for nearly a decade against the airport's runway expansion, complaining about noise and nitrous oxide pollution.

Federal officials said Monday that Arizona's Navajo Generating Station will produce one-third less energy by 2020 and could close by 2044 under a rule aimed at reducing haze-causing nitrogen oxide pollution.

This points to a problem with the Clean Air Act: it separates acid rain, smog and other effects of nitrogen oxide pollution, making it harder to devise good environmental laws and harder to gain political support for them.

In fact, Hunter and Huntington, owned by Warren Buffett's PacifiCorp, are so dirty that they account for nearly half of all the nitrogen oxide pollution emitted by Utah's electricity sector.

The short-term impacts have largely died down and the plane looks considerably better – helped along by a quirk of atmospheric chemistry which sees nitrous oxide pollution from the aircraft engines causing cooling during this period by destroying methane in the air.

BLUETEC will thus meet new, tougher federal rules on nitrogen-oxide pollution that come into force in 2009.

In 2016, an agency analysis concluded that gliders produce almost three hundred thousand tons of nitrogen-oxide pollution a year, along with nearly eight thousand tons of diesel-particulate pollution.

They criticize the production of fake fur due to its use of non-renewable petroleum-based materials like nylon that take thousands of years to decompose and can cause nitrous-oxide pollution.

As a result, they're pumping out up to 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxides, pollution associated with asthma attacks and other respiratory ailments.

Sulfur oxide air pollution in this region has been markedly reduced and the pollution reached the same level as that in un-polluted areas by the end of 1970s; atmospheric sulfur oxide level is now below 0.01 ppm in the Yokkaichi area [ 1].