Sentence examples for pollution factories from inspiring English sources

Besides whatever measures Beijing officials take to reduce pollution, factories throughout north China may face shutdowns during the Games.

But since then, a new source of lead pollution — factories that produce lead-acid batteries for electric bikes, motorcycles and cars — has emerged with a vengeance.

A technology wielding Man cuts down forests, clubs baby seals, and erects pollution factories and industrial farms to the quickening notes of "In the Hall of the Mountain King".

For example, there were strong feelings about the problem of pollution (factories and poultry farms encroaching on village boundaries and food producers using more pesticides) and concern about the associated health risks, but people felt they were unable to prevent these changes because of a lack of social unity to influence local authorities.

Navarro, who has also dubbed China a "global pollution factory" and "disease incubator", made no secret of his distaste for its rulers during Trump's election campaign.

Baseball prior to 1900 largely featured balls made out of old rags, gloves fashioned from street rat carcasses and players whose primary occupation was working double shifts at the air pollution factory alongside five-year-olds with black lung.

Besides pointing out the flaws of building what basically amounts to a giant pollution factory, CSW is also appealing for more state and local resources for sustainable-energy alternatives.

He said officials would continue closing down outdated, high-pollution factories and would emphasize improving the environment in major river basins, most of which are heavily polluted despite years of cleanup efforts.

Pollution from factories adds to global warming and causes health problems directly: a new report by the World Health Organisation linked around 7m deaths to air pollution.

In an effort to counteract air pollution, chemical factories were established in Niihama to produce fertilizer from sulfur dioxide gas emitted from the copper refineries.

Pollution from factories adds to that from home heating and motor vehicle exhausts, the situation aggravated by temperature inversions and weather conditions that often produce little wind.