Sentence examples for pollution of the spring from inspiring English sources

Potential pollution of the spring could negatively impact this species and perhaps could also cause its extinction.

Dairy farms account for the great majority of the recorded instances of agricultural pollution: of the 3,700 recorded in both England and Wales from 2010 to 2016, just over 2,000 involved dairy farms, while 664 were linked to poultry farms and 444 to pig farms.

The study design for the investigation of LKAS8 was based on the information gathered in the pollution source profiling as well as on the hydrological and pollution dynamics of the spring.

The study followed a nested sampling design in order to cover the hydrological and pollution dynamics of the spring and to assess effects such as differential persistence between parameters.

But unlike the smoky pollution of the past, today's pollution is a hidden killer," said Khan. "The scale of the failure to tackle the problem is demonstrated by the failure of the government and the previous mayor [Boris Johnson] to meet legal pollution limits.

Figure 2 Spatial distribution of NPS nitrogen pollution of the UABC (2005).

The UK's pollution problems of the last week remind us that when winds stop, air pollution builds up; especially when fog shields the ground from the sun.

This plastic smog parallels the air pollution crises of the 1970s, when a fine particulate of carbon and other chemicals hovered over our cities.

Bilson suggests that state officials were originally overly cautious because of major ground-water pollution issues of the early 1990s -- such as factory-site perchlorates and MBTE from gas station storage tanks.

Therefore, the small possible difference between the impacts of air pollution on extreme cold- and heat-related mortality risks might be attributable to the relatively good air quality in the summer but a higher level of pollution in the winter of Beijing (Table 4 and Fig. 6).

Shifting to these alternatives could avoid the equivalent of 12 times the current annual carbon pollution of the United States by 2050.