Sentences with phrase «such pollutants»

Damage by such pollutants to the environment from renewables is 3 to 10 times lower than damage from fossil fuel based systems, the report says.

The discovery of the global mercury cycle underscores the need for an international treaty to address such pollutants.

Considering the loss of human life attributed to actual CO in the atmosphere, ozone, and other such pollutants produced by automobiles is currently insignificant and we do not have access to the models that predict any future deaths from those, it was determined that trying to factor those in is as productive as tilting at the windmills we're not going to build.

I believe that we should continue to control such pollutants as HC, SO2, CO, and NOx.

It can be difficult to determine whether such pollutants were released as a result of the storm's damage to facilities, or were voluntarily released by refinery operators themselves in the course of shut - down activities.

But the report said that extra measures to reduce such pollutants, led by soot and methane, would cut temperature rises by only 0.16 degree Celsius (0.29 Fahrenheit) by 2050, far less than some estimates that the benefits could be 0.5 C (0.9 F).

Unfortunately, the JWST will only be powerful enough to detect such pollutants on Earth - like planets orbiting white dwarf stars, which are incredibly dense stellar remnants of Sun - like mass and Earth - like size.

Such pollutants include hydrocarbons, pesticides and solvents.

But, in fact, there is little real pressure from outside for China to clean up the soot, unburned hydrocarbons, NO2, SO2 and other such pollutants from its vehicles and coal plants.

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 U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that because the alleged poisoning occurred inside an apartment, it couldn't be regarded as a pollutant, such pollutants being typically created as «by - products of the operation of equipment or machinery.»