Sentence examples for pumping dust from inspiring English sources

Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing humankind, and as the stakes are raised, many are proposing ambitious solutions – from pumping dust into the atmosphere to escaping to space.

The two sheds would have 28 chimneys between them, pumping out dust from inside the units at such a rate that the entire atmosphere inside would change every five minutes, experts say.

At the same time, environmental groups say they also fear a range of potential problems, including depletion of the valley aquifer from well pumping, possible dust-bowl conditions in areas of large patches of fallow ground and concern about salmon and other species.

Combined with the hefty impact, the increase in volcanic activity would have pumped enough dust and noxious fumes into the atmosphere to blanket the Earth and drive many species to extinction.

One day this month in Jackson, a 2-foot-high cowboy in sky-blue-fringed chaps careened out of the chute, somersaulted off the sheep and rose immediately, dust-covered, pumping tiny fists to wild applause.

Frivolous flip-flops and pretty-girl pumps gather dust under my bed.

"It just pumps out dust," said Dr. Joseph Prospero of the University of Miami, an expert in the phenomenon.

However, some floor-finishing businesses offer a dustless sanding process that pumps toxic dust into outdoor tanks.

It urged the newcomers not to object to the dust kicked up by plows or the pumping of sprinklers when farms have to be irrigated at night.

Moreover, column adsorption was reversible and the regeneration was accomplished by pumping of 0.1 M NaOH through the loaded banana peel dust column.

Flooding and coal dust explosions in some mines required improved ventilation and pumping engines.