effects of pollution

"The effects of pollution are also showing up now," he said.

In Asia each year, three million people die from the effects of pollution.

This story also touches on the destructive effects of pollution.

Least effects of pollution and noise prevail in this area.

He did an exhaustive study into the effects of pollution on the local butterfly population.

In the year 2058, Earth will soon be uninhabitable after the irreversible effects of pollution.

Science and technology helped bring environmental dangers to light, as biological research detailed the health effects of pollution.

Q. Prior to last summer, scientists had been warning about the effects of pollution for at least two decades.

The scientists were searching for evidence of the adverse effects of pollution.

The documentary may raise a few eyebrows concerning what some scientists have to say about the effects of pollution.

Today it is the effects of pollution that are taking their toll on Agra's monuments.

The government is failing to provide reliable timely information to people who need protection from the effects of pollution."

We are faced at the moment with the horrifying effects of pollution in all its cancerous forms.

The visual and infrared photos show effects of pollution from their respective areas over the entire earth.

It is also involved in the assessment of the effects of pollution on ecosystems, human health and materials.

He said butterflies, like other insects, "show effects of pollution and habitat destruction rapidly."

The effects of pollution are alleviated by the innovation and use of a new technology.

The poisonous effects of pollution from farm chemicals is blamed for the species' demise.

Management recommendations include a much closer examination of the different effects of pollution levels.

He is an expert in the area of the effects of pollution on ocean plankton.

The species is intolerant to habitat changes, and has experienced some limitations due to the effects of pollution.

One of these restrictions in on residential development, where the lingering effects of pollution could be a health hazard.

Distribution data are important not only for fishery management, but also for evaluating the population level effects of pollution and environmental change.

The EU member countries are trying to involve the general public in helping to reduce the effects of pollution.

This improvement has been strongly contradicted by recent reports on the effects of pollution on local residents.