The phrase "unpolluted nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to nature that is not contaminated or damaged by human activities, such as industrial pollution, waste, or deforestation. You can use it any time that you wish to describe pristine natural environments. For example, "People travel from around the world to hike in the Alps, and experience the stunning beauty of the unpolluted nature there."
Each and every region of our country due to its features like location, landscape, unpolluted nature, and clime constitutes a unique source for organic farming.
All in all, after overcoming the myth of the idyllic garden, the heavenly countryside filled with fruits and flowers became the land for agricultural production overlapped with an original need for pure enjoyment, for the sheer pleasure of unpolluted nature.
The film, for all its adoration of unpolluted nature, has an insistent death-loving creepiness, so it's a relief when Noah's plan is furiously opposed by his wife and children.
Cadmium concentrations in unpolluted natural waters are usually below 1 µg/L.
TO: I am always happy when I see places untouched by humans, unpolluted places, where nature is at its best.
Mn concentrations in sediments found in that study were found within the concentration range commonly occurring in natural unpolluted wetlands.
"In a surprisingly short time, after being disconnected from the digital word, people go back to what is more natural for us all, which is to connect with nature, to appreciate unpolluted air and crystal clear water, to hear the sounds of birds and the breeze passing through the trees, and at night discovering more stars than one could ever hope to see in the city," said owner Norm Dove.
Croatia has unpolluted marine areas reflected through numerous nature reserves and 116 Blue Flag beaches.
The reciprocal nature of Kettlewell's results in polluted and unpolluted woodlands provided convincing evidence in support of Tutt's differential bird predation hypothesis.
The world has lost so much wildlife some conservationists think half the earth should be set aside for nature to ensure the world can continue to provide all the services we need such as clean water, unpolluted air and soils, healthy food and so on.
