Sentence examples for pollution handling from inspiring English sources

Finally, simple tests of resistance to pollution, handling and aging were carried out.

But using genetic engineering Dr van der Meer and his colleagues have coupled the light-generating reactions in bacteria to metabolic processes associated with handling pollution.

The pollution control pond is handling too much material.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Gabor Horvath, said Hungary would turn to the United Nations and the European Union for help in assessing and handling the pollution.

The 1990 International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation calls on parties to establish measures for reporting and handling oil pollution incidents.

"Eating smog is actually better for you than breathing it, because your digestive system is better equipped to handle pollution than your respiratory system".

However, he says, there is a limit to how much pollution plants can handle.

How the pollution issue is handled in the next few years will tell us a lot about China's government, its changing relationship to its people, and its ability to make difficult decisions.

The level of knowledge among the farmers is seen from Table 2, where answers about factors with a possible influence on intoxication of humans and pollution of the environment when handling pesticides are listed.

Copper was used to artificially contaminate the soil (355 mg copper per kg of dry soil) due to the abundance of copper pollution sites and its ease of handling.

Pesticide consumption in low-income countries is rapidly increasing, as well as pest resistance, acute pesticide poisonings and environmental pollution due to improper and unsafe handling.