Sentence examples for source polluting from inspiring English sources

This might be the major source polluting the surface water which has apparently a strong influence on the groundwater quality that is supported by Fig. 13.

To restore a river polluted by human interference, we conducted an ecological restoration study from 2009 to 2011 on parts of the Yitong River, which is a typical non-point source polluted river in Northern China.

Table 3 Reasons for choice of water sources for domestic use of the average household Reasons for choice Sources of water Groundwater Rain water River water Reliability 67.4 16.9 41.2 Availability 27.9 62.8 71.9 Convenience 15.9 25.0 - Health concerns 63.9 35.8 1.8 Other water source polluted 78.1 20.3 - Low cost 36.9 25.0 36.9.

The compounds were known to persist and accumulate far from their sources, polluting the environment and causing adverse health effects in humans.

Instead of optical light sources polluting our view, sources of radio waves, such as cell phones, wireless internet transmitters, GPS satellites, etc., all obscure our view of celestial radio sources.

In an ideal scenario, we would transform the current unsustainable use of carbon-emitting energy sources, polluting agricultural & mining practices and contaminating & over-exploiting drinking water resources, into a more sustainable and environmentally friendly practice.

There are reliable estimates that more than a billion people get water for drinking, washing, and cooking from sources polluted by human and animal feces.

The Baids live in Ahmedabad in Gujarat, which is known as the 'Manchester of the east', a massive textile hub that's seen its freshwater sources polluted by the runoff of synthetic dyes, and wanted to find a natural solution for the dyes and fabrics used in India's textile centres.

Isolates from some sources (polluted, plants, food and soils) showed a tendency to carry high number of biocide/metal resistance plasmids (but without ARGs).

Why was it, he wondered, that people most exposed to these supposedly noxious miasmas — sewer workers, for example — were no more likely to be afflicted with cholera than anyone else? Snow also knew that the concentration of gases declined rapidly over distance, so how could a miasma arising from one source pollute the atmosphere of a whole neighborhood, or even a city?

Out of these three, the last two sources are stationary sources of pollutants, affecting air to a greater extent but in a limited area, while the vehicular traffic being a mobile source pollutes the atmosphere to a larger extent without limitation.