Sentence examples for tracking Pollutants from inspiring English sources

Germany: Tracking Pollutants.

The operational prediction of ocean currents is necessary for carrying out a variety of activities such as shipping and towing as well as search and rescue, tracking pollutants and oil spill, monitoring coastal water quality, forecasting power output from current energy farms, and, issuing warnings to fishermen and to organizers of sports and swimming events.

Agency officials say the decision was made for two reasons: the agency has issued two other reports on climate this year, and the annual report is mainly meant to track pollutants that directly threaten people or ecosystems -- substances like lead, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide, which causes acid rain.

This month, the Environmental Protection Agency finalized new rules to reduce ozone and, for the first time, required so-called fenceline testing near oil refineries to track pollutants such as benzene that may be escaping — a task that requires sensitive monitoring equipment.

These could be launched anytime from 2009 to 2020 and beyond, and could replace and possibly improve upon the current fleet of at least nine satellites that track pollutants.

These are just two of the questions that a team of American and Canadian scientists hope will be answered using a model they have developed to track pollutants across North America.

The system also provides the state with tools to evaluate pollution control strategies, track pollutant movement, and forecast air pollution events.

Tracking such pollutants will require better instruments, Burrows says.

The shirts track different pollutants – carbon monoxide, particulate pollution and radiation – and work similarly to a household carbon monoxide detector.

HYSPLIT was originally designed to use atmospheric models to calculate the tracks of pollutants in the atmosphere (Stein et al., 2015).

Equation 1 was adapted into Equations 2 and 3 to separately track indoor pollutants originating from indoor emissions (Cin_I,i) and indoor pollutants from outdoor sources (Cin_O,i,) with total concentrations calculated as the summed contributions from the two sources (Equation 4).