"subsequent pollution" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to pollution that occurs after a specific event or period of time. Example: The company was fined for the initial pollution, but subsequent pollution continued to harm the nearby river.
The subsequent pollution caused a health crisis.
No debate on controlling population growth and subsequent pollution can therefore exist without tackling this institutional barrier to action.
(Chevron insists that Texaco cleaned up its area of operations and subsequent pollution was caused by PetroEcuador, the state company that once partnered with Texaco).
Wallerstein said the scale of the subsequent pollution could be far-reaching adding that in Cornwall Bio-Beads account for the majority of industrial plastic pellets found littering the beaches.
As subsequent pollution problems revealed, however, this instrumental approach to environmental management tended to ignore ecological complexity and variability, and the unforeseen consequences of engineering natural systems as waste sinks.
The Er3+:YAlO3/TiO2 nanoparticles then entered the cells through the broken cell wall, causing abundant leakage of the intracellular components and subsequent pollution of the bulk water quality.
This is planned take place in January 2018, during the coldest part of the winter and when the need for indoor heating and subsequent air pollution are at a peak.
Furthermore, the time-course of COD showed that organic acids were leached through the column even more rapidly than chloride (often viewed as an inert tracer) enhancing the risk of heavy metals leaching and subsequent water pollution.
But Chicago meteorologist Amy Freeze has an idea for a new approach to help contribute to the solution to combined sewer overflow and subsequent water pollution problems not only in Chicago, but across the country.
The paper says the recession and subsequent fall in pollution made reaching the agreed-on target for emission reductions — 20 percent from 1990 levels — more manageable, and it says that surplus permits and other factors could even make cutting emissions by as much as 30 percent viable.
The high concentration of γ-HCH found in blubber samples may indicate a current utilization of this pesticide in some countries, with a subsequent global scale pollution since both the atmosphere and the ocean are important transport media for HCH isomers [ 64, 65].
