Sentence examples for pollution crisis from inspiring English sources

To investigate the roots of the air pollution crisis, Chai accompanied inspectors from the Ministry of Environmental Protection on trips to heavily polluting steel mills.

"It's terrible," she complained of the current pollution crisis.

Because densely populated urban centers concentrate human activity, we think of them as pollution crisis zones.

Will providing expatriate workers a danger pay do much to tackle China's pollution crisis?

"A third runway at Heathrow will exacerbate the air pollution crisis that's already costing thousands of lives every year.

We visit Flint, Michigan, where a water pollution crisis is ruining the lives of thousands of families.

Investors see opportunity in the pollution crisis, as environmental stocks were among the biggest gainers on China's stock market on Monday.

"Restricting the use of phosphorus fertilizers is a major step in tackling a water pollution crisis that threatens more of our watershed areas every day," he said.

Beijing has not yet officially responded to President Obama's announcement, but has its own plans for cutting emissions, partly in response to the air pollution crisis.

In 1971 Birmingham became the first American city in which industrial plants were closed under federal law during an air-pollution crisis.

It needed a lot of years (and several governors) to create an air-pollution crisis, and Mr Bush inherited most of the trouble when he took office in 1995.