Sentence examples for pollution concerned from inspiring English sources

Documents revealed during the latest case showed the Treasury had blocked plans to charge diesel cars to enter towns and cities blighted by air pollution, concerned about the political impact of angering motorists.

What about pollution concerns?

So Singh and other drivers have become a focus of the city's growing pollution concerns.

As early as 1994, E.P.A. documents labeled carbon dioxide "a pollution concern".

Nickolas John Themelis, an engineering professor at Columbia University and chairman of the Global Waste to Energy Research and Technology Council, argues that pollution concerns are overblown.

It could well be the future in areas where water is scant or pollution concerns are elevated.

Citing safety, noise and pollution concerns, Beijing banned fireworks within the city center from 1993 to 2005, and nearly 300 other cities also instituted bans.

For the 2004 Games, Deena Kastor stayed on the island of Crete with the United States team until two days before the Olympic marathon because of pollution concerns in Athens.

Beyond pollution concerns, some critics say Alaska's wild lands and formerly empty fjords and inlets have simply become too crowded.

Governor Hull said the pollution concerns could be overblown, because as newer, cleaner-burning plants began operating, older, less efficient plants would be shut down.

A 21-year moratorium has prevented Mexican trucks from traveling freely in the United States, with several presidents citing safety and pollution concerns.