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Перевод: pollution

[существительное]
загрязнение; осквернение; поллюция

Тезаурус:

1. The National Rivers Authority (NRA) has announced proposals for a scheme to fight pollution and improve the water environment in England and Wales.
2. All the advice he had been getting, he told them, was that Britain was in fact very culpable in North Sea pollution issues.
3. OSF: traffic pollution film: to be provided, you ordered some shots before but didn't confirm: are they the same ones?
4. This kind of link between GIS and other modelling programs is to be warmly welcomed and parallels work at the NWRRL in linking GIS and air pollution plume models.
5. By the early eighties he had held half-a-dozen public appointments, including the chairmanships of the Royal Commission on Pollution and of the Trustees of the Natural History Museum:
6. ANYONE can make a mistake, so it would be unfair, wouldn't it, to poke fun at someone who wrote Advisory Committee on Pollution of the Sea (instead of Protection of the Sea).
7. They also believe that the safety of a husband's life and his prosperity depends on their scrupulously following all pollution taboos and keeping strictly to the purity rules.
8. (Referring to whatever we have been discussing: hooliganism; child abuse; industrial unrest; pollution - whatever has been in the news)
9. However, no reference is made to the current state of technical knowledge, the "means" to be employed or any relevant codes of practice, unlike the Control of Pollution Act 1974, s.72, in relation to the control of noise.
10. The Air Pollution Inspectorate and the CEGB
11. Studies by the German researchers Sukopp and Schindler have shown that the stems of reed mace Typha are weakened and tend to break at even 11-;20 mg/litre nitrate, while, in the Broads, an extensive dieback of the elegant Norfolk reed Phragmites is attributed to nitrate pollution.
12. Given that pollution levels relate to fuel consumption, private cars and taxis are also the greatest polluters.
13. They are great colonisers of damaged reefs, whether the damaged reefs, whether the damage has occurred due to tourism, with attendant pollution, from shipping traffic or sedimentation.