Sentences with phrase «toxic wasteland»

Addison ventures into the Spill Zone, a toxic wasteland filled with frightening creatures, to obtain an item for a mysterious benefactor.

August is generally a toxic wasteland for movie fans, although this year is proving to be a glorious exception with Kathryn Bigelow's harrowing Detroit, The Glass Castle, Wind River and the instant NYC crime classic Good Time all on local screens this week (and Steven Soderbergh's riotous NASCAR heist comedy, Logan Lucky, on deck).

If inflamed, as in Dylan's case, nothing can come in and out, so the cell becomes a toxic wasteland and illness results.

The country would effectively just be offering its highly valuable gold resources in exchange for hundreds of thousands of tons of cyanide, which would destroy one of its most beautiful and ecologically diverse regions forever and transform it into a toxic wasteland.

Brands and manufacturers should seek new ways to process raw materials and produce consumables so that future generations aren't left to live in a toxic wasteland caused by our current - day appetite for trendy electronics.

From Chernobyl to La Oroya, Peru, the world is littered with toxic wastelands, the residue of human industry.

Not exact matches

Among promises are levels ten times bigger than those seen in Killzone 2 and varied environments (toxic nuclear wastelands, a lethal alien jungle, bitter arctic conditions, «take the battle into space»), each of which feature «a distinct gameplay style for you to master».

Excelcion is a frozen Tundra, Bion is a desert wasteland and Talvania is a gaseous and toxic planet.

You may land on a barren wasteland with a lethally toxic atmosphere, or an Eden swarming with exotic wildlife — and once the planet is discovered and generated, it is available for all other players to explore.

Dark, desolate in a ruined mess of black, and charcoaled green, toxic gases and fire have run its course through the trenched wastelands.

In his universe, however, man's presence is felt as creeping urban decay, reducing every view to an undifferentiated wasteland of toxic rubble.

Coal, just the sludge is so toxic it can make thousands of acres a wasteland in minutes.

In fact, he says, the oil sands, combined with Alberta's growing mania for extracting natural gas from coal seams by injecting toxic chemicals into the ground — thereby poisoning some of the dwindling supply of drinking water — threaten to create a parched, deforested, polluted wasteland.