The phrase 'pollution incident' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe an event in which pollution has been released into the environment, such as an industrial spill. For example, "The factory was fined for a pollution incident which caused hazardous chemicals to be released into the nearby river."
It can be seen from the pollutant concentration Eq. (2) that solving C (x, t) depends on the location x i of sudden water pollution incident and the amount of pollutants M i.
The pollution incident refers to a large amount of pollutant leaked into the water suddenly, resulting in a rapid increase in pollutant concentrations, which may serious impact on the safety of water supply.
In the reality, after some sudden water pollution incident happens, we may know the location of the pollutant incident by investigation with other methods, such as Chinese national pollution source information database (MEP 2010).
For the pollutant source identification of multiple point sources in a water pollution incident, there exists certain error even mistake, because this kind of "inverse problem" is a so called "ill-posed problem" mathematically, which does not have a unique solution.
A Yorkshire Water spokeswoman said: "We accept the judgment and apologise for the pollution incident.
Thousands of fish have already died and more wildlife is at risk following the "pollution incident" in the River Trent in Staffordshire.
It was not designed to link symptom prevalences to specific pollutants or pollution incidents.
Identification of pollutant sources for river pollution incidents is an important and difficult task in the emergency rescue, and an intelligent optimization method can effectively compensate for the weakness of traditional methods.
One in three of the pollution incidents involved sewage.
However, it is still too early to tell if pollution incidents are now reducing.
Nationally, the nine water companies that treat sewage were involved in 2,358 pollution incidents last year.
