Sentence examples for reduced air quality from inspiring English sources

Energy production, particularly from fossil fuels, has reduced air quality and threatened public health around the world.

Inundated infrastructure, including that with toxic substances, would lead to pollution of water and reduced air quality.

But the costs of not changing the filter are high: reduced air quality, higher energy bills and, over time, dirty air filters can even contribute to A/C system issues and failures.

The fires have claimed one life, triggered numerous evacuation orders and dramatically reduced air quality, with particulate matter readings comparable to Beijing and other heavily polluted Chinese cities. Fires are also raging in Saskatchewan, leading to the evacuation of 13,000 people.

Specifically, they believed that heat waves and heat-related illness (73%), reduced air quality (65%), reduced water quality or quantity (63%), and droughts, forest fires and brush fires (59%) were most likely to become more common or severe as a result of climate change.

Furthermore, healthy men and women intentionally exposed to similar mixtures of VOCs report increased symptoms of eye, nose, and throat irritation and reduced air quality ratings relative to clean air conditions (Hudnell et al. 1992; Prah et al. 1998).

These hazardous pollutants reduce air quality and can trigger respiratory problems.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has been a proponent of helping buildings meet cleaner fuel requirements and instituted the NYC Clean Heat program in 2011, when the city adopted new regulations to phase out the use of Nos. 4 and 6 heating oils, which he has said emit soot, reduce air quality and can contribute to asthma.

Depending on meteorological conditions, fire emissions can efficiently reduce air quality and visibility, even far away from emission sources.

MacNamara argues that a growth in Uber vehicles is clogging up the streets of central London while they wait to pick up passengers, also reducing air quality.

Repeated loss of fine soil particles by dust emission from arable fields caused by tillage operations, decline soil fertility and reduce air quality.