Sentence examples for share of pollution from inspiring English sources
Refined fuels have considerable share of pollution of marine ecosystems.
Serious transboundary conflicts over water pollution commonly arise from the environmental management of Chinese river basins adopting the current model of proportional share of pollution reduction (MPSPR).
Dale Wallace, sales manager of Bridge of Weir, was on the Lincoln stand Monday at the auto show to discuss the firm's place in an industry that has been responsible for its share of pollution.
Moreover, increasing the share of investment in low-carbon energy out of total technology investment can positively and significantly affect the unified performance, and the share of pollution control has a negative and significant effect.
First, the inquiry simply ignored the largest share of pollution from fracking – the combustion of the gas it would produce, which would be responsible for up to 80% of total "lifecycle" emissions from fracking.
If you are in this group, and unless you haul bales of hay or entire soccer teams, or commute up and down the Grand Tetons, you may be wantonly contributing more than your share of pollution said to cause global warming.
Or is environmentalism synonymous with concern for future human well-being, or about a fair apportionment of access to the earth's resources and a fair sharing of pollution burdens?
Airlines that want a share of free pollution permits need to give detailed information by March 2011 about the amounts of goods and passengers they carried in 2010.
America's 1,600 power plants are responsible for nearly 40% of the country's carbon dioxide emissions – with a disproportionate share of carbon pollution generated by a relatively small number of ageing coal plants.
The big diesel engines used in buses and trucks produce a disproportionate share of air pollution, particularly soot -- a major contributor to asthma, especially in urban areas -- and sulfur.
While nature sometimes produces its own damaging contaminants – wildfires send up billows of smoke and ash, volcanoes belch noxious gases – humans are responsibile for the lion's share of the pollution plaguing the planet today.
