Sentences with phrase «harmful pollutants such»
It has also reduced 90 percent of harmful pollutants such as mercury, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, ozone and particulate matter.
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Most car - detailing services continue to employ environmentally harmful products such as ammonia, volatile organic compounds and other chemical - based treatments that off - gas harsh pollutants inside the car as well as harm waterways when they are washed down storm drains
He warns, however, that fish caught from local rivers, streams and lakes in many states have been found to contain high levels of mercury and other harmful contaminantssomething anglers should take note of, particularly when it comes to children, who are particularly sensitive to such pollutants.
The indoor environmental quality measured in green buildings is better compared to typical buildings and, as a result, occupants have less exposure to allergens, pollutants and environmental contaminants such as the harmful gas formaldehyde found in some building materials.
I also know that fatty fish may contain harmful pollutants, such as dioxin and mercury.
Berkey reduces harmful pollutants, chlorine, fluorine and toxic heavy metals such as lead and mercury without removing the beneficial and healthy nutritional minerals of the water that is needed in maintaining a healthy body and sound mind.
These exotic - looking plants get high marks for their ability to eliminate harmful pollutants from the air such as benzene and trichloroethylene.
Annual emissions of harmful air pollutants such as sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and particulate matter will also increase by tens of thousands of tonnes, with potential social costs of USD170 million per year.
A 2007 Supreme Court decision determined that legally, CO2 may be considered one such harmful pollutant, and that the EPA should decide whether it was or not, using the extant body of scientific evidence as its guide.
«Synthetic fibers are problematic because they do not biodegrade, and tend to bind with molecules of harmful chemical pollutants found in wastewater, such as pesticides or flame retardants.