Sentence examples for pollution emergency from inspiring English sources

1.0 Air pollution emergency.

All manufacturing establishments except those required to have in force an air pollution emergency plan.

BP also confirmed that the installations had tested oil pollution emergency plans within the last year, she said.

Stores sold out of masks and the capital implemented its new pollution emergency response plan for the first time after visibility plummeted at the weekend.

"The environment plan contains an oil pollution emergency plan that details how in the unlikely event of a spill, BP will be able to stop it, recover oil and support rehabilitation".

The environmental protection minister, Chen Jining, vowed in December to punish agencies and officials for any failure to implement a pollution emergency response plan quickly, the state-run Global Times tabloid said.

"Excessive rare earth mining has resulted in landslides, clogged rivers, environmental pollution emergencies and even major accidents and disasters, causing great damage to people's safety and health and the ecological environment," the white paper said.

Nearly all of these studies, however, are reactions to known or suspected exposures in a home or workplace; to pollution emergencies; and to other specific instances where people have or may have come into contact with a specific toxin.

Shot in subdued and sometimes surrealist grey tones, the seven-minute film follows two families -- one from Hebei province, the heavily polluted industrial heartland of northern China, and one from Beijing, the prosperous Chinese capital that has seen several epic pollution emergencies in recent years.

The Environmental Health Disaster Scenario program conducts group role-modeling activities based around contamination or pollution emergencies at the beginning of the BAHEC's Youth to Health Careers Summer Program as part of a health expo that features different careers in public health.

Beijing suffered 60 days of pollution above emergency levels, sparking reports of an "airpocalypse", a boom in sales of air purifiers and masks and measures to tackle the problem including the destruction of open-air barbecues and a crackdown on fireworks for Chinese new year.