The phrase "stop contamination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the need to prevent or reduce contamination from something such as an environmental hazard, virus, or other substances. For example: "The government is encouraging citizens to take steps to stop contamination from the oil spill in the harbor."
We were told they would stop the contamination.
To stop the contamination, and to treat enough water to keep pace with people's needs, the water commission says, Mexico must spend at least $30 billion over the next decade.
Like in Alberta, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Quality has failed to stop the contamination or investigate what is means for residents.
"Which then, of course, begs the question of, why aren't there federal protections to stop this contamination?" The EPA did not respond to requests for comment.
Would you demand that your town or city stop this contamination, or sit quietly and accept this abuse because you don't believe in regulation?
Because the EPA hasn't acted for the last 31years, Waterkeeper Alliance, our local Waterkeepers, Sierra Club and other partner organizations have taken legal action to stop illegal contamination of groundwater and surface water at several coal-fired power plants.
Even providing simple pit latrines, household water treatment and educating people on proper hand-washing can help stop the contamination of water sources and reduce the cases of diarrheal diseases significantly.
What is urgently needed is that the scientific community create a practical mechanism whose purpose is to provide transparency, oversight and accountability to help stop the contamination of the scientific literature by undisclosed COI.
The Yupik people on St. Lawrence Island and ACAT have learned from previous CBPR projects that dietary changes alone will not stop the contamination of their environment, their bodies, and their traditional foods.
GM scientists now come armed with a battery of new technologies to stop cross-contamination from their plants, he adds.
