Sentence examples for pollution out of from inspiring English sources

Upstream water quality has deteriorated because the flow is now too slow to flush pollution out of the river system.

Not only would those projects keep runoff pollution out of the waterways, they would also bolster groundwater supplies, which could eventually be used for drinking water.

Another Santa Clarita council member said the city's residents were already paying a fee to finance a city program to keep runoff pollution out of the country's waterways.

So for example, he wants to replace agribusiness with food-generating algae, and he wants to design organisms that eat the pollution out of smokestacks, and he'd like to replace large sectors of industrial manufacturing with low-impact biomachinery.

But, he says, keeping light pollution out of your home is a better bet because we have more of an understanding of how disruptive it can be to our daily rhythms and immune systems.

Quebecers want to see reconstruction of a causeway that was built over Missisquoi Bay on Lake Champlain to allow a free flow of pollution out of the northern portion of the lake to dissipate.

Mr. Campbell added that since New Jersey plans to retrofit 11percentt of its diesel fleet with modern filters, systems like IdleAire will be most useful in tackling another side of the problem: pollution from out-of-state trucks.

In its petition, North Carolina is invoking a little-used but powerful section of the Clean Air Act that allows states to ask the environmental agency to address pollution from out-of-state sources.

But last Wednesday -- even before those answers were forthcoming -- the companies believed to be responsible for the pollution reached an out-of-court settlement with 69 families whose lives have been riddled with illness and pain.

8 Long-term exposure to air pollution was associated with out-of-hospital death from fatal MI. 3 In the present analysis, no significant associations were found for short-term air pollution and non-fatal MI, although point estimates suggested a possible positive effect for all pollutants except ozone (see online supplement table S2).

According to Wilson, things such as out-of-control plastic pollution happen because it's not our rational conscious brains making the big decisions, but rather our impulsive emotional unconscious that's in charge.