Sentence examples for toxic emergencies from inspiring English sources

We are, as I discovered, a careless people — 28,000 of us in Connecticut every year who bring on our own toxic emergencies.

The brochure also includes safety tips, telephone numbers for information and toxic emergencies and disposal options.

In contrast, in a number of metabolic and toxic emergencies (including ouabain treatment), cytosolic water rapidly is compartmentalized in different membrane-bound structures of endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus (vesicles), mitochondria, and other organelles.

In a more serious vein, cleanup crews dressed in decontamination suits descended on a small town of to deal with a toxic emergency caused by a mercury spill.

Toxic waste emergencies in Orange County soared last year.

For today Crane hopes any lessons learned can help break the pattern seen in past disasters of unnecessary destruction and loss of life followed by lengthy periods of poorly controlled toxic exposures for emergency responders.

In August that year, President Jimmy Carter declared a state of emergency after toxic chemicals – dumped during the 1940s and 50s – were found oozing into a residential community in upstate New York.

The book could strike some as instantly dated, since it went to press before the author, David L. Scott, could include such recently minted terms as "toxic assets," "TARP" and "Emergency Economic Stabilization Act".

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, this week called the capital's toxic air a "health emergency" as he launched proposals for a bigger and earlier clean air zone than the one planned by his predecessor, Boris Johnson.

With the current trend, if high concentrations of toxic pollution occur in emergency as effluents from factories or mining sites, trace and low concentration adsorbents may not be suitable to save the situation.

Wherever this unconventional variety is refined, Kelley and other advocates worry, local residents will endure increased day-to-day emissions, emergency flaring, toxic byproducts such as petroleum coke, and risks of explosions like the one that rocked Port Arthur's neighbor, Beaumont, Texas, in April, killing one worker.