Sentence examples for rises with pollution from inspiring English sources

The compressibility of the compacted clay rises with pollution.

That will continue to rise with pollution levels.

GDP – the barometer of progress that underlies the Bretton Woods world – actually tends to rise not only with pollution and radically unequal returns from capital but also with societal challenges like crime, commuting time and family breakdown.

Then there's this: As news accounts, often backed by official reports, multiply of cancer villages, of rivers and wells running milky — or orange, or red, or black — with pollution, of rising cancer rates among young people as well as old, the Chinese doctors' reactions are the most telling: They care deeply about their patients and they love their country, they say.

Along with climate change comes a predicted rise in sea level and in ocean acidification, both of which are bad news for corals, especially when paired with pollution or coral disease.

We still have problems with pollution control".

Will automobiles choke us with pollution?

With concerns about rising air pollution hanging over India's capital like the thick blanket of smog that appeared a few weeks ago and activists against noise pollution jostling to be heard over the burst of holiday firecrackers, the relatively benign problem of light pollution may not seem too important.

In addition to rising air pollution, the glut of traffic means accident rates are high, with pedestrians and cyclists the most common victims.

Previous research on risk transitions provides clear evidence of a transition away from risks associated with household pollution with rising income, and also suggests that the evidence regarding injuries appears to decrease with rising income.

Deforestation and rising ozone pollution together would add another 10%.