Sentence examples for some pollution from inspiring English sources

Large tankers, container ships, and other vessels emit some pollution particles as exhaust; other aerosol pollutants form indirectly as exhaust gases mix and cool in the atmosphere.

Fresh air typically flows in from Siberia and Central Asia, while China's polluted air is wafted east across the Korean Peninsula, Taiwan and Japan, with some pollution reaching the United States.

Some pollution damage is localized.

Texas's vast and influential oil and chemical industries have yielded the state riches but also some pollution problems.

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Manhattan Democrat who represents the area, said the settlement provided a real chance to test some pollution control technologies.

"In an ideal world we would have no pollution," he said, "but to do what we want to do, like drive cars, we have to tolerate some pollution.

According to reports in the Chinese media, flights to some pollution-free regions have been packed as a result of the smog.

The Environmental Protection Agency's computer model for predicting how much air pollution comes from cars and trucks underestimates emissions and may overestimate the benefits of some pollution-control strategies, the National Academy of Sciences said in a report today.

And, while some air pollution affects people in low-income communities more, ozone is an equal opportunity polluter.

All methods of garbage disposal produce some environmental pollution.

"Ethanol helps with some air pollution problems and worsens others," said A. Blakeman Early, an environmental consultant with the American Lung Association in Washington.