Sentence examples for pollution damage from inspiring English sources

Some pollution damage is localized.

During the late 20th century preservation efforts concentrated on protecting the cathedral's stained glass from air pollution damage.

India's supreme court has ordered a state government to remove a wood-burning crematorium near the Taj Mahal to protect the monument from pollution damage.

"Pollution, damage from dynamite fishing, coral poachers, unwise coastal development and global warming have already killed more than 25percentt of the world's reefs.

A 1993 survey in 27 European countries revealed air pollution damage or mortality in 23 percent of the 100,000 trees surveyed.

Some of Europe's biggest insurers were based in London.Things started to go wrong in the early 1990s when Lloyd's almost went bust thanks to huge pay-outs on claims ranging from pollution damage to natural disasters.

Second, transboundary pollution damages the regions in two ways: through a global accumulative pollutant and a regional non-accumulative pollutant.

One of its many conclusions was that "coal-fired power plants have air pollution damages larger than their value added".

BP has set aside $40bn £25bnn) to cover the cost of the disaster, however, within this, the only provision for penalties is $3.5bn for water pollution damages.

But there's also been another form of pollution damaging the reef in the form of partisan propaganda that has left some people confused about the true state of the natural icon.

In an article published last year in the American Economic Review, the economists Nicholas Muller, Robert Mendelsohn and William Nordhaus mobilized considerable evidence that air pollution damages from coal-fired electricity generation, measured primarily in terms of health effects like premature mortality, exceeded the value added of the industry in 2002.