Sentence examples for polluting though from inspiring English sources

Manuel Silva, a farmer and environmental activist, told the Boston Globe, "Many people just faint for no reason...It is very common for people to lose their memory, especially the people who live close to the pits and the flares". In a very general sense, Americans know that oil is polluting though the majority fails to grasp the diverse environmental risks associated with its production.

Mr. Montebourg, the minister of industrial recovery, insisted that all but $208 million of that expenditure would be made up by new taxes on cars that are more polluting, though others are skeptical.

In recent days, one reporter at the news conference remarked, the hazy air has seemed polluted, though the environmental agency's daily figures say the pollution level has been low.

The hit abundance of adenovirus in our samples also appeared to have increased during the heavily polluted days, though with more daily variations than those of S. pneumonia and A. fumigates (SI Figure S5).

She said councils already have the power to charge polluting vehicles though the government was only requiring its use in five cities.

Yet desalinating water uses enormous amounts of energy, which comes mainly from highly polluting coal (though Beijiang's advanced technology is more efficient than that found in standard power plants).

ChevronTexaco, though, vigorously denies polluting, or dumping hazardous wastes.

"The arrangement parcels up the atmosphere and establishes the routinized buying and selling of 'permits to pollute' as though they were like any other international commodity".

Of course, you churn out some CO2 flying to Ireland, but the emissions are only half those of a flight to Spain and if you go by ferry you'll pollute less, though there is a three-hour drive from Dublin to Ard Nahoo, which is a mile from the nearest village, so you'll need a car for excursions.

"It's important to get more facts out to people so they understand how and why our trash and chemicals, especially plastics, end up polluting our coast, even though we are several miles away," says Blicharski.

On the other hand, leaked natural gas, though still somewhat polluting, vaporizes and disappears quickly in the atmosphere.