Sentence examples for small pollution from inspiring English sources

Levels of the small pollution particles that penetrate deep into a human body sometimes reach six times the safe levels in Kraków.

A small pollution becomes a big (and possibly irreversible) pollution.

The relative small number of deaths due to respiratory diseases may have limited our ability to detect small pollution association (Kinney and Ozkaynak 1991).

The cells create little pollution: a relatively small amount of carbon dioxide.

The new standards for the first time set numerical limits on emissions of mercury, acid gas and small-particle pollution for a small subset of the nation's 1.5 million industrial boilers.

A new simple method is proposed for identifying sources of small scale pollution, by determining the tissue concentrations of pollutants in terrestrial mosses.

In the toughest areas for other would-be members -- inefficient small farmers, pollution and corruption -- Slovenia does relatively well.

This interacts with the NOX and SOX to produce the dangerously small particulate pollution that leads to premature deaths.

Levels of small particle pollution — which causes health problems including heart attacks and lung cancer — are high, but no worse than in many other European cities, said Frank J. Kelly, an environmental health professor and head of the environmental research group at King's College London.

Small particle pollution from exhaust and industrial fumes [ 76] as well as a wide range of chemicals in the air, water, soil, and households [ 77] makes up the natural physical environment.

The technical services of the city of Paris were concerned with a very small-scale air pollution problem: the contamination of the air conditioning system of a public building from an outdoor source.