"pollution rises" is a grammatically correct sentence and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where the amount of pollution in a certain area is increasing. Example: Despite efforts to reduce emissions, pollution continues to rise in many cities in the world.
"The world is watching as our pollution rises and governments support new mega-polluting coalmines".
Beijing recently introduced a regulation requiring people who buy five or more boxes of fireworks to register with an official ID; the city will halt fireworks sales entirely if the pollution rises to dangerous levels.
There, the pollution rises higher into the atmosphere, where it can be transported by horizontal air currents to the more stable zones, forming the top layer of the sandwich.
"When the pollution rises, everyone stays at home, and it's really depressing, and shop owners say they have no customers.
Pollution, rising crime rates and poor public schools gave them ever more reason to go.
Traditional, wallet-busting introductory textbooks do cover topics like pollution, rising inequality, and speculative busts.
Excluding emissions from tree clearing, Queensland's carbon pollution rose 27.3% from 2000.
The Environmental Ministry said the percentage of China's coastal waters rated at the worst possible level of pollution rose to 25.4percentt last year, from 24.3percentt a year earlier.
The brown-tinged haze above the southern horizon tells a 21st-century story -- pollution rising from factories clustered on the border with Mexico.
A number of national committees too now exist to save Venice and its art treasures from the combined effects of corrosive air pollution, rising damp, flooding in high-water periods, sheer age, and even defacement by pigeons.
But the practical impact is far from certain as China's bureaucracy struggles to manage soaring energy demand, rampant pollution, rising inflation and an economy that some analysts say is perilously close to overheating.
