Sentence examples for pollution generation from inspiring English sources

Second, as we constructed our design framework, we have identified the key differences in energy use and pollution generation among three generic cokemaking technologies in China.

These advantages include a wide range of application, low consumption of energy, concentrated application of energy, high efficiency, and lack of pollution generation.

The unit pollution load method which is based on the pollution generation rate per unit area and time for a given land use can aid decision-makers in the preliminary assessment of diffuse pollution.

Therefore, further attempts should be made to disaggregate their effects into direct and indirect effects on pollution generation in order to understand how the process of structural changes evolves in transforming emission sources in the Chicago region.

When implementing bioenergy crops on marginal lands, pollution generation greatly increased at the field level, indicating that these lands are likely not viable for bioenergy crop production to meet potential future renewable energy demand.

Results of this study suggest that the energy embodied in trade should receive special attentions in energy policies design to limit the energy resource out-flow and pollution generation.

Today we must fight for a worldwide price on carbon just as Americans fought for restrictions on air and water pollution generations ago.

Cancer rates soar along polluted waterways; rivers turn black with industrial effluent; water is unsafe to drink; acid rain strips forests; some 300,000 die prematurely each year from air pollution; a generation of children is being brought up with high levels of lead poisoning.

A photocatalytic fuel cell (PFC) with simultaneous degradation of organism pollution and generation of electricity has been a promising technology in environmental wastewater remediation.

These wastes are disposed along with other MSW, leading to not only pollution, odour generation, vector menace but also loss of valuable resources that could be recovered and reused.

The proposed model is based on nine features including construction cost, side costs (cost of replacement, maintenance, and repairs), pollution, electricity generation, profit, renewability level, green economy, rate of return on investment, and consumption.