Sentence examples for radioactive pollutants from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania should order all its public water systems to immediately test for radioactive pollutants.

The China Meteorological Administration reported Thursday morning that the wind was sweeping radioactive pollutants from Japan's crippled nuclear plant toward the southeast.

Valery Grebenets of Moscow State University's department of cryolithology and glaciology teaches his students 13 "horror stories" about thawing permafrost, including buckling roads and railways, soil runoff killing fish and the release of toxic and radioactive pollutants contained by frozen dams.

Pennsylvania environmental regulators said Wednesday that they were calling for waste treatment plants and drinking water facilities to increase testing for radioactive pollutants and other contaminants, to see whether they are ending up in rivers because of the growth of natural gas drilling in the state.

For aerial releases the radioactive pollutants are finally deposited on the ground forming a surface source.

Continuous mining and refining of uranium release many tons of radioactive pollutants which increase the risk of air, water, and soil contaminations.

All are meant to be working by the end of the year.At each monitoring station, a small staff, mostly graduate students, will collect air samples twice a week and send them to Florida State University in Tallahassee to check whether they contain either atmospheric pollutants or radioactive iodine, which is released during nuclear catastrophes.

In light of the potential impacts of technological developments on communities, Shrader-Frechette (1994, 2002) has argued for including members of the public in deliberations about health effects of and reasonable exposure limits on environmental pollutants, especially radioactive materials.

We then quantify levelised cost of electricity, energy security, greenhouse gas emissions, fresh water consumption, heated water discharge, land transformation, air pollutant emissions, radioactive waste disposal, solid waste disposal and safety issues for each modelled mix.

Another base-load electricity source – the fossil-burning power plants – although affordable, emits various air pollutants (chemical and radioactive effluents, dust, ash, etc)., which are dispersed from a power source and transported through various pathways that could lead to the general population exposure.

Nuclear power plants, however, do yield waste heat that may be considered thermal pollution, and they also yield useless and dangerous radioactive wastes that, although they are pollutants, may be less undesirable than those from fossil-fuel generators.