Sentence examples for pollution running from inspiring English sources

Technological advances, however, leave less pollution running off into local waterways.

Mr Peters describes complaints about "fugitive dust" blowing into homes, and about pollution running off into the Great Lakes.

Current and previous governments at state and federal levels, of both stripes, have increased investments to cut the amount of nutrient-rich waters and pollution running into the reef from farms and development along the coast.

Climate change, which is causing the oceans to warm, is cited as the leading threat to the reef, followed by pollution running off the land into the sea, coastal development and direct impacts such as fishing.

For a decade or so, government and university scientists have outlined two key tasks to secure the reef's future – cut fossil fuel emissions and reduce pollution running into catchments.

The plan sets a number of targets to reduce pollution running on to the reef, including an 80% reduction in nitrogen and a 50% cut in sediment by 2025.

Environmental pollution runs through this story — in Syracuse, whose lake is ruined, and in Nebraska, where there are signs with skulls warning against fishing in the river.

Environmental pollution runs through this story in Syracuse, whose lake is ruined, and in Nebraska, where there are signs with skulls warning against fishing in the river.

But they know that on this side of the Atlantic, fears of pollution run so deep in the grass roots that local and national politicians are hesitant to endorse drilling.

Every town and city should monitor air quality and ban burning when particulate pollution runs high.

But businesses aren't going to invest in a place where pollution runs rampant.