Sentence examples for pollutants out of from inspiring English sources

It hauls combustible pollutants out of the ground and sells them for world-beating profits.

"There are a whole host of best management practices that people use today to keep the pollutants out of the environment.

That's not only going to shrink our carbon footprint; it's also going to take deadly pollutants out of the air we breathe.

But the plant, says Mr. Steets, has also kept millions of tons of pollutants out of the air over its lifetime.

Holleman, the attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center, said, "I like to say they're using twenty-first-century technology to take pollutants out of the air and thirteenth-century technology to put it in the water.

They were seeds of the tropical almond, Terminalia catappa, and would grow into what is known locally as "the sewage tree," because it can filter heavy metals and other pollutants out of standing water.

Coaches lend back to the Royals and riding in luxury in white horse drawn, plush carriages, while busses conjure up images of chewing gum on the floor, odors of stale tuna sandwiches, hazy windows, torn seats, pollutant belching, out-of-date yellow school buses.

Instead of quenching our thirst, El Niño's rains will sweep up and carry our pollutants out to sea.

Canada has also  been sued for keeping a pollutant out of its gasoline supply, and for taxing windfall profits by oil companies.

Another interesting result is that for almost all chemical substances analyzed, bogues captured near sewage outfalls showed the highest levels of pollutants, pointing out the need of stringent measures for wastewater treatment units discharging in coastal areas.

"If you use biodiesel instead of petroleum, you lower almost all the criteria pollutants coming out of your tailpipe," says Shari Friedman, an environmental consultant based in Washington.