Sentence examples for toxic waste water from inspiring English sources
These critics point to the dumping of toxic waste water by Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines during the mid-1990's, and recent citations of other lines for violating air pollution levels.
Fracking in America generated 280bn US gallons of toxic waste water last year – enough to flood all of Washington DC beneath a 22ft deep toxic lagoon, a new report out on Thursday found.
So far, nearly 180 sq miles (470 sq km) of forest have been felled by tar sands miners and giant lakes of toxic waste water cover a further 130 sq km.
In late 1992, just as the toxic waste water was filled to the brim and threatening a heavy spill into the valley, Summitville declared bankruptcy and shut down operations, and its officers fled.
A blowout at a gas well in another popular camping spot, in the woods of the Punxsutawney hunt club, also in Clearfield County, had shot a 23-metre (75ft) combustible gusher of gas and toxic waste water into the air.
About 260bn US gallons of the 280bn US gallons of toxic waste water were from Texas, a state that has undergone three years of severe drought and where there is fierce competition for water between the oil industry and farmers and ranchers.
The common practice for decades has been to re-inject the toxic waste waters into underground wells, to avoid extensive contamination of the local water and soil.
Six of the 21 questions asked how serious were environmental problems related to the disposal of toxic wastes, water pollution, disposal of solid waste and garbage, pollution of beaches, loss of open space, and air pollution.
The inhabitants complain of above-average cancer rates and the dumping of 15.8 billion gallons of toxic waste-water into the streams and rivers that continue to supply most of them with drinking water.Chevron acknowledges that Texaco, an oil firm it bought (along with the lawsuit) in 2001, did pollute the water.
The Sonora Fund is also leaning toward cross-border grant giving to address problems like toxic waste and water contamination, Ms. Cain said.
And if organisms can prosper here in nasty environments — in geysers, in the depths of the sea, in toxic waste, in water that is too hot, too cold, too acidic or too alkaline — why could they not prosper out there?
