The phrase "pollution arising from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the source of a certain type of pollution, often caused by human activity. For example: "Pollution arising from agricultural runoff is a major threat to aquatic ecosystems."
The enzyme assisted tanning system presented appears to be a viable option for combating pollution arising from the conventional vegetable tanning system.
Claire Holman, an air quality expert, said interior air pollution can also be dangerous – such as pollution arising from using cleaning materials, toiletries, or a wood-burning stove, meaning it does not always make sense to keep windows shut.
In a report last year, the Environmental Defense Fund, an environmental group, found that just 1 percent of buildings in the city created 87 percent of all soot pollution arising from heating oil by relying on these more viscous oils.
In recent decades, the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region located in south China has been experiencing severe air pollution, arising from the rapid increase in industry and motor vehicles.
Apart from the visual effect on the landscape of tailings disposal, the major ecological effect is usually water pollution, arising from the discharge of water contaminated with solids, heavy metals, mill reagents, and sulphur compounds.
Study 1 found comparative optimism for water pollution, air pollution and nuclear energy in normal conditions, but not when participants were asked to think about pollution arising from a hypothetical accident.
Pollution arises from activities in meat production as a result of failure in adhering to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Hygiene Practices (GHP) [ 1].
The major sources of man-made environmental Mn pollution arise from mining operations (3) and the manufacture of steel (4, 5).
The discussions revealed that the two communities experience air pollution arising mainly from industries and dump sites.
Moreover, it is important to tackle the pollution arising due to non-point sources of pollution such as from the agricultural fields, direct human and animal bathing in the river, immersion of idols, etc.
Most of these measures have external effects on other pollution loads arising from agricultural activities.
