The installation, titled Polluted Pots, uses artificial atmospheres to simulate dangerously polluted air quality in cities around the world.
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Jakarta is Southeast Asia's most polluted city and the fifth most polluted capital -- up from 2100th position in 2018, according to the report.
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Call it blind faith, but devotees remained unshaken by the polluted water, and performed the rituals that include taking a dip in the polluted river.
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A damning report by the World Health Organisation this month said India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, with Delhi ranked sixth most polluted.
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A damning report by the World Health Organization last month said India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, with Delhi ranked sixth most polluted.
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A report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in May said India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, with Delhi the sixth most polluted.
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A report by the World Health Organisation last month said India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, with Delhi ranked the sixth most polluted.
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Polluted streams and rivers where nothing could live, lakes so polluted that they caught fire, air thick with smog, acid rain, toxic waste dumps and carcinogenic building materials.
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In 2013, just under 60 percent of the groundwater in China's urban areas was classified as "very polluted," or "relatively polluted," according to a Ministry of Land and Resources study.
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And I think their risk is that it becomes so polluted, that the system becomes so polluted with content that people don't trust or don't know where it comes from.
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The ban applies to 28 of China's most polluted cities.
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The increasingly salty water became polluted with fertilizer and pesticides.
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Air at higher altitudes may be less polluted by carcinogens.
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Unfortunately, Krakow is one of the most polluted European cities.
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Jakarta, with a population of 30m, is congested and polluted.
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Beijing is a polluted traffic jam running low on water.
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And the polluted air is expected to persist for days.
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It is also one of the world's most polluted cities.
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At other times, the cars polluted much more than allowed.
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"Already the field was polluted by health economists," Farmer said.
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The polluted river water caused lead to leach from pipes.
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Spills from explosions have further polluted farmland and fishing holes.
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Chinese cities are among the most polluted in the world.
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Here is one of the factories that polluted San Francisco.
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"Polluted New Year," Eliud Gil Samaniego — Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico
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They're more likely to live close to polluted, industrial locations.
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Leaking wastewater systems have polluted streams in Yellowstone and Yosemite.
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But the Basra I saw was so exhausted and polluted.
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Cleveland, like the river flowing through it, was also polluted.
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The city is one of the world's most polluted capitals.
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"Less coal will mean a less polluted world," he said.
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At other times the vehicles polluted far more than allowed.
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I don't like the stories of polluted foreign shrimp farms.
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They are considered polluted, and many die as a result.
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The air and nearby rivers are heavily polluted, he found.
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Seven million people each year die from breathing polluted air.
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On the road, the cars polluted far more than allowed.
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At the moment Oxford Street gets pretty packed and polluted.
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Ms. Altamirano, 57, admits that the canal water is polluted.
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The other, already known, is environments polluted by pharmaceutical factories.
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And rivers polluted with cocaine increased dopamine levels in eels.
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Thin, polluted air, scarce sunlight and winters lasting up to 29 months weigh heavily on the average life expectancy in the city, labeled the eighth most polluted in Russia by the government last year.
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Unfortunately, the City of Brotherly Love is home to the polluted Schuylkill River, described as having "a hydro-carbon odor" and ranked as Pennsylvania's third most polluted river by the environmental advocacy group PennEnvironment.
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Six of the world's ten most polluted cities are in India.
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So it's always super packed with traffic and polluted as fuck.
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Delhi has become the world's most polluted mega-city, supplanting Beijing.
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Streets became polluted and perilous places for cyclists, pedestrians, and motorists.
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Sewage overflows, polluted stormwater and agricultural runoff may also contaminate water.
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The polluted aquifer is near the small town of Pavillion, Wyoming.
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The reason was even more surprising: because it polluted too much.
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He says interest in this from polluted China is particularly strong.
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China could be next, but for now China is hella polluted.
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Dr. Dabholkar opposed that practice, saying it polluted natural water sources.
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A woman wears a mask on a polluted evening in Beijing.
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It looked more like a polluted tidal lagoon in Flushing, Queens.
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By the 1900s, New York Harbor was polluted and practically lifeless.
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And Delhi is one of the most polluted cities on Earth.
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The water supply, largely groundwater, is being rapidly depleted and polluted.
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It's putrid and poison, polluted —That cesspool they call a canal.
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Lakes so polluted they were too dangerous for fishing or swimming.
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And Delhi is probably not the most polluted city in India.
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Other polluted communities haven't been able to vanquish their local polluters.
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There was also the matter of the thin, polluted air itself.
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If we stop polluting the ocean, it will be less polluted.
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Paris has also become more open to developing once-polluted brownfields.
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Raising them polluted water supplies and gobbled up scarce arable land.
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That's the estimated death toll associated with soot-polluted air worldwide.
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Many plants reopened on Thursday as winds cleared the polluted air.
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Which brings me to my second point: Bali is very polluted.
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But the U.S. isn't out of the coal-polluted woods, either.
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And you can see the worst polluted place in the world.
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Of the world's 30 most polluted cities, 22 are in India.
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If land or water was polluted, there was always more elsewhere.
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India's most fabled cities are now among the world's most polluted.
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It would collect polluted particles that the skyscraper would then filter.
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Things appear to be getting better in the most polluted cities, if only marginally, with particulate matter concentrations dropping in the ten most polluted places fractionally since the last set of WHO data was released in 2016.
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WATSON: Greenpeace says the water and air in Guiyu is terribly polluted.
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The industrial province is one of the most polluted regions in China.
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He found salmon rivers polluted by gasworks, lead, sewage and coal dust.
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The city of 100,223 inhabitants is among the most polluted in Europe.
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In the early part of this century it was still badly polluted.
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India is home to 13 of the world's 20 most polluted cities.
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When the level reads 'polluted' it automatically triggers the highest fan speed.
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All this polluted water spreads diseases such as cholera, dysentery and typhoid.
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Pristine habitats will be polluted, populations of plants and animals will disappear.
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It's an ecosystem inside a super dense and polluted European metropolitan environment.
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The disaster killed 19 people and polluted hundreds of miles of rivers.
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The polluted water may also contain bacterial pathogens like salmonella and giardia.
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There's no better person to represent how polluted Trump's swamp has become.
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Leaders of polluted cities aren't waiting for cleaner diesel technologies to appear.
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Military sites are some of the most polluted places in the country.
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Breathing polluted air can have dangerous, long-term effects on the brain.
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Hanford Nuclear Reservation is the most polluted area in the United States.
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Bad feelings polluted my tired mind as I idled around doing nothing.
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But Brother Nut has another 1,000 bottles filled with Xiaohaotu's polluted water.
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By the 1800s, Lower Manhattan's ponds and aquifers had already become polluted.
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I am surrounded by land and water that is dead, polluted, plundered.
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Ninety-nine percent of the U.S. population lives under light-polluted skies.
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In the beginning it's as if everybody is swimming in polluted water.
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This success offers lessons for other light-polluted cities across the country.
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Mexican officials have known the Santiago is heavily polluted for many years.
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But polluted air also harms billions of people on a continuing basis.
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In any case, many British lakes and seashores had become horribly polluted.
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Delhi was the world's sixth most polluted city, according to the WHO.
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"In a polluted place, the (positive) effects are much smaller," Chung said.
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That world is polluted, heavily surveilled, and the economic inequality is pronounced.
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The best strategy is to avoid breathing the polluted air at all.
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The military never alerted all of the people who drank polluted water.
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Not all of these deaths are solely the result of polluted environments.
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As members of Congress negotiate over federal funding and revenue, they need to know that their constituents – whether they live in healthy neighborhoods, or polluted ones, or those that were once polluted and are now healthy – are paying attention.
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The latter, in our overfished and polluted times, were not easy to obtain.
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Superfund sites are heavily polluted areas that have been designated for federal cleanup.
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Polluted water, filthy sand, and rank air sums up our whole beach experience.
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Steven Hirsch's photographs capture unexpected beauty in one of America's most polluted waterways.
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Of the 2132 most polluted cities in the world, nine are in India.
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Many Indians view Dalits as "polluted" based on their familial lineages and occupations.
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The pop-up exhibition features five artists from the UK's most polluted cities.
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It alienates us from our natural connections in a world that is polluted.
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"Sometimes we drink polluted water from the land," said another man sheltering nearby.
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The West and the Southwest continued to dominate the most-ozone-polluted list.
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That makes finding out that is already heavily polluted all the more disappointing.
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The ban is part of China's push toward becoming a less polluted country.
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At that stage 40% of its waters were too polluted even for irrigation.
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Jakarta is overcrowded, polluted, and sinking faster than any other city on Earth.
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The trade-in incentive is currently limited to Germany's 15 most polluted cities.
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Britain was, in effect, broke; Berlin's water supply was still polluted by corpses.
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Such is daily life for the millions who live under Beijing's polluted skies.
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Its location in a valley makes it harder for polluted air to escape.
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This aerial photo shows a polluted day in Shenyang, Liaoning province in 2016.
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This polluted air gets trapped in the park's steep slopes and high peaks.
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As residents began reporting more polluted beaches, environmentalists combed through the collected material.
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Superfunds are areas that are polluted with hazardous material and require extensive cleanup.
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Read more: 13 striking photos that show how polluted China's water has become
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It was once named the second most-polluted river in the United States.
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The costs of treating polluted water sources would far outstrip this meager increase.
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More than 6 million Americans are drinking water polluted with highly fluorinated chemicals.
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Chiang Mai temporarily becomes one of the most polluted cities in the world.
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Rural communities near poultry farms have their air and water polluted by waste.
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They are considered polluted, even toxic, and many have died from sleeping outside.
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Oh no, it was much too cold, or too polluted, they inevitably replied.
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Today many discern the hand of man behind polluted seashores and vanishing species.
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When headwaters are polluted, cities downstream will pay to treat their drinking water.
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Today the A.Q.I. (air quality index) in Beijing is 188, or moderately polluted.
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These waters are so polluted they are unsafe for fishing, swimming or wildlife.
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The Citarum is said to be one of the world's most polluted rivers.
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"The world is becoming more and more polluted," said one of Snowflake's residents.
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While the photos don't prove that contamination leaked from the former petroleum waste processing plant, they do show that the dark, polluted water leaked into the nearby Vince Bayou river, where it likely flowed into the already polluted Houston Shipping Channel.
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But now, with the industry in decline, we're stuck with what coal has left behind: polluted air, polluted water, dangerous working conditions, scarred landscapes, and a coal industry that wields its money and power without restraint to maintain its profits.
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The irony of criticizing people for spreading polluted information while helping to spread that same polluted information rarely, if ever, comes up; what the exasperated retweeters and journalists are doing is different, or at least it is from their perspective.
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This was one of the top 2 percent most polluted counties in the country.
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A study found that the air underground is more polluted than on the streets.
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Surrounded by smokestacks, 'Cancer Alley' is one of the most polluted places in America.
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For our children to inherit a less-polluted Earth, that's exactly what we need.
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A tugboat, part of the effort to clean up the polluted Gowanus Canal, sank.
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Carp have a high tolerance for polluted waters, making them unpopular fish to eat.
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At the most polluted sites even the dust blown from tailings can be dangerous.
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And by most ozone-polluted cities, California owns seven of the worst-off cities.
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Either way, our skies will suddenly be polluted with drones flown by brainless pilots.
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The accident polluted large parts of the Gulf, killing marine wildlife and harming businesses.
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Does it matter that Congo's music, its biggest cultural export, is polluted by politics?
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Agra is the planet's eighth-most-polluted city, according to the World Health Organisation.
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But if the water gets too warm or polluted, those algae can be expelled.
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Heathrow is already the most polluted area of London outside the centre (see map).
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THE SCENE by the polluted Guaire river that flows through central Caracas was dystopian.
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I hope many people living in polluted cities will end up using the Flow.
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Overall, 83 Indian cities figured in the list of world's 28 most polluted cities.
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"Pittsburgh back then was so polluted that we didn't think about it," Alice said.
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The lake is polluted with phosphorous two to three times higher than target limits.
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Yet much of the revenue has been squandered, leaving the Delta polluted and poor.
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But industrial and human waste polluted the waters and swimming was banned in 1923.
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It was salt water polluted by thick petroleum films where no fish dare enter.
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In their insatiable appetite for power and money, they have polluted charitable giving itself.
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It will also finally improve the heavily polluted and unhealthy air smothering Northern California.
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People in some of the world's most polluted cities are turning to bottled air.
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The Midwest also hosts 85033 percent of the nation's brownfields (polluted former industrial areas).
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The world's most polluted capital city, New Delhi, has an annual average of 113.5.
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Aside from algae and damaged natural environments, some of Cancún's beaches are also polluted.
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They're now considered to be some of the most polluted areas on the planet.
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The city's dirty air has surpassed notoriously polluted megacities, like Beijing and New Delhi.
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Now an oil spill has polluted the water and threatens a World Heritage site.
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Water is polluted, it is poisoned, and in many cases communities don't know it.
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So New York Harbor is a little polluted, and the F train never comes.
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It's also repeatedly described as "pristine," in contrast to the polluted world around it.
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Still, Canberra and Melbourne ranked among the top 30 most polluted major cities worldwide.
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In his 2007 film "The Host," a heavily polluted river yields up a monster.
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Beijing frequently features near the top of the list of China's most polluted cities.
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But that ritual largely ended after logging polluted streams in the early 20th century.
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Now anytime the lake is polluted, a city resident can sue on its behalf.
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The outbreak picked up speed in April, after dirty rainwater further polluted the wells.
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They sued the corporation, saying the plant had polluted the air, water and land.
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Can we talk about racism as a spectrum of how polluted is your brain?
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Already, people are drinking water from the heavily polluted river in the capital, Caracas.
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"We are determined to put right the wrongs of the past, where the people of this land were treated unfairly and the environment unduly polluted and degraded," Osinbajo said in a speech in the town of Bodo in the polluted Ogoniland area.
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Gauzy portraits of broken, poisoned people overlay images of the polluted landscape they call home.
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A Canadian start-up used to sell bottled up air to polluted cities in China.
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You don't need to imagine the lounge chairs by a now-empty and polluted pool.
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Welcome to Baoding, China's most polluted city However, the report did note some positive trends.
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Whatever the reasons, the results ought to be food for thought in polluted cities everywhere.
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"The entire process was polluted even before it began," Bennett told Army Radio on Tuesday.
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Lebanon's Mediterranean beaches are scattered with trash, its waters often too polluted for safe swimming.
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But Superfund sites — heavily polluted areas that require long-term cleanup — are of particular concern.
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He also recorded manatees swimming in polluted water in the Brunswick River near Cedar Creek.
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Even presidential hopefuls who aren't affiliated with any party are part of the polluted system.
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Tap water is equally scarce and when it is available it is brackish and polluted.
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One rainy afternoon the read surged from 'good' to 'highly polluted' without any real explanation.
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But, of course, search engines, social media, and review sites can be polluted and gamed.
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It's a city abounding in superlatives: Norilsk is Russia's northernmost, coldest, and most polluted city.
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The government said insurgent groups polluted it with diesel, forcing the state to cut supplies.
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If you get multiple red LEDs, it means that you've been walking around polluted areas.
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The big picture: Together, the top ten most polluted cities have over 22.047 million residents.
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They may clean up polluted areas, advise policymakers or work with industry to reduce waste.
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For the first time, India's air was also found to be more polluted than China's.
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It makes one wonder how many donations they received from constituents with polluted drinking water.
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How will we source exotic ingredients when our skies become too polluted for air travel?
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The river, historically polluted by industrial waste, produced water that was discolored and foul-smelling.
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It was named the most polluted in the world by the United Nations in 1992.
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An Op-Ed on Friday about Brazil's polluted water misstated a detail of Olympics history.
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But oil companies can breathe free, this river is not polluted with hydrocarbons, but carbohydrates.
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This offers renewed potential for integrating carbon capturing technology into dense and polluted urban environments.
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Activists said it had polluted the lake for more than 203 years with chemical substances.
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How can anyone ever trust democracy when democratic elections are polluted by such digital fakery?
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Smokestacks at one smelter next door, shuttered 31 years ago, for decades polluted these grounds.
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Nor will Saturn, now forever polluted by a few stray atoms from the blue planet.
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Texas also ranks among the US' most polluted states, particularly in terms of ozone pollution.
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My favorite bar though was polluted with TVs and so inescapable images of Houston drowning.
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Kanpur's chief pollution officer, Kuldeep Misra, rejected the tag of the world's most polluted city.
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The air is polluted with thick smoke and ash falls like snowflakes from the sky.
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Polluted skies, contaminated earth, nuclear explosions, fantastic happenings are all seen in the same light.
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Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producers, and spills have left the Niger Delta highly polluted.
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It became known as the most polluted lake in America, and its reputation hasn't faltered.
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Our lives are polluted with the high expectations — conscious or not — of everyone around us.
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At other times, Volkswagen has admitted in court, the cars polluted far more than allowed.
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For example, the most polluted city, Ghaziabad, had an average AQI of 110.2 this year.
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A West Virginia University study showed that Volkswagen diesel cars polluted more than they should.
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The virus is likely to be less lethal in less polluted areas of the world.
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But residents of Lahore, one of the world's most polluted cities, blame their country's government.
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" She added, "Lahore is not at all ranked the most polluted city in the world.
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Guanabara Bay, where sailing and windsurfing events were held during the Games, is still polluted.
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Above all else, though, Dr. Guo advises staying out of the polluted air whenever possible.
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New Delhi has in the past been ranked the most polluted city in the world.
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The resulting flood killed at least 17 people, left hundreds homeless and polluted the river.
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"The U.S. has also polluted the water around Guam due to weapons testing," he added.
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At worst, the consequences are akin to what happens when you breathe in polluted air.
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After being used as a settlement drinking supply, it became polluted and was eventually drained.
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Ruskin was appalled by the way industrialization dehumanized workers, stifled creativity and polluted the environment.
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This is not counting the premature deaths and chronic ailments resulting from breathing polluted air.
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Though the area has been polluted for decades, regulators are only just starting to act.
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A report in Changjiang Daily suggests that Huoshenshan Hospital abides by a principle it calls "three zones and two channels" -- the division of clean, semi-polluted and polluted areas, plus the creation of two separate channels for medical staff and patients to walk through.
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These maps show where roadworks are blocking traffic or which street corners are the most polluted.
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Running in highly polluted air isn't just more dangerous than running in clean air, Rajagopalan says.
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The government said insurgent groups polluted the spring with diesel, forcing the state to cut supplies.
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He also noted that the WHO's list of most polluted cities should be viewed with caution.
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Women toil in a dusky landscape, digging relentlessly in the polluted land for an undisclosed aim.
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The highly polluted river corroded old pipes and leached lead into tap water, according to experts.
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The second report details the impact that exposure to polluted environments has had on child mortality.
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"Our kids have been growing up in a polluted place," Kamal Mansour, a businessman, told me.
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The country faces huge environmental challenges: smog, polluted rivers and growing water shortages across huge areas.
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But it did report PFAS in milk and produce that had been farmed near polluted locations.
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Experts recommend that families use air purifiers if living in a polluted area or near wildfires.
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The World Health Organization reported 10 Indian cities among the world's top 20 most polluted cities.
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Jakarta and Hanoi are the two most polluted cities in Southeast Asia, according to the report.
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By comparison, the highest AQI level recorded Monday in Baoding -- China's most polluted city -- was 298.
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The Olympic park replaced what was once a polluted wasteland of industrial rubbish and abandoned sofas.
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But if the mining comes and the seas get polluted, we won't get the fresh fish.
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Almost 1,000 children a day die because of diarrhoeal diseases linked to polluted water or sanitation.
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He said 22015% of Ghana's waterways were polluted by miners stirring up sediment and dumping waste.
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Clinton charged last week that the ideology has polluted both Trump's bid and the GOP overall.
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The invasion of the toxic bloom is caused by discharge from the highly polluted Lake Okeechobee.
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You don't want this one polluted also by a lot of the stuff going over here.
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The UAE has the world's highest carbon footprint per capita and the world's most polluted air.
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Less has been written about how the Flint River became so polluted in the first place.
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Along with potential leaks from heavily polluted sites in the region, the contamination could hamper recovery.
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In 1992 the United Nations identified Mexico City's air as the most polluted on the planet.
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OPINION An Op-Ed on Friday about Brazil's polluted water misstated a detail of Olympics history.
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People are seen on the street in smog during a polluted day in Shenyang, Liaoning province.
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It aims to bring a more eco-friendly mode of transportation to an infamously polluted city.
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"All of the area was heavily polluted," said Pete Bradshaw, the club's director of estate management.
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He added the polluted oil was being partly mixed with clean oil and used in refineries.
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Statistics show that the world is growing less polluted and has more parks and protected wilderness.
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In terms of year-long particle pollution, California has six of the eight most polluted cities.
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India is home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, according to the World Health Organization.
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In John Gerrard's new series, he digitally renders polluted bodies of water from around the world.
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The film's most recent topics are polluted with hate speech, drowning out the possibility for discussion.
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Delhi was named the most polluted city in the world in 2014 according to the WHO.
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India is home to 15 of the 20 most polluted cities in the world, they said.
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There, the reef had been damaged by repeated storms and polluted runoff from a nearby stream.
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In fact, a new study reveals that microplastics have even polluted Alpine snow and Arctic ice.
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"More than 90 percent of the world's population breathes polluted air," Mr. Morales recalled him saying.
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We are all already polluted … we are crawling with bacteria and we are full of chemicals.
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So addressing some of the issues less polluted by partisan histories needs to start in Congress.
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But this has happened in 2015 and 2014's May rainy seasons in the polluted canal.
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How did we allow one man to hold us under such polluted water for so long?
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During the campaign, actual "fake news" — deliberate hoaxes — polluted political discourse and clogged social media timelines.
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In today's 360 video, visit one of the most polluted neighborhoods in the U.S. • In memoriam.
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This is higher than data recorded in the Indian capital of Delhi its heavily polluted winter.
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Breathing in polluted air over a short period of time can exacerbate respiratory and heart conditions.
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He promised to clean the polluted Ganges River and build 100 million extra toilets by 2019.
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Teeming, polluted Tehran can no longer hold all those who need or want to live there.
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The city has acquired a reputation as one of the most polluted settlements in the world.
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He has lived in Florida his entire life and has never seen his backyard so polluted.
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Despite the American West's vast open spaces, almost half of U.S. territory has light-polluted nights.
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Jiangsu's Xuzhou, a big steel production zone, was identified as China's most polluted city in December.
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Critics say the practice has polluted water supplies, while backers say it supplies needed energy resources.
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Hebei is filled with coal-powered steel factories and has the most polluted cities in China.
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But if it's polluted before it reaches the reservation, then their sovereign rights have been invaded.
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The spill has polluted more than 200 square miles of water, damaging mangrove forests and estuaries.
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The spill has polluted more than 200 square miles of water, damaging mangrove forests and estuaries.
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He's not going to be able to con the broad public into supporting more polluted waterways.
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Unicef, said last year that Ulan Bator was one of the world's 10 most polluted cities and that the lungs of children in the most polluted areas did not function as well as those of children in rural areas, putting them at risk of chronic respiratory illnesses.
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The World Health Organization said this year India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities.
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That's been a huge economic boon, though it's also meant a loss of biodiversity and polluted water.
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Regulations would only become effective if one of those vulnerable areas was at risk of being polluted.
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Cleaning the Ganga Cleaning up the world's fifth-most polluted river was never going to be easy.
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The results shocked experts, who believe mercury is entering the food chain through fish in polluted rivers.
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Brosch entangles women's objectification with environmental degradation as subversive mermaids that bend the rules in polluted water.
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It's common to see people on the streets wearing face masks to avoid breathing dangerously polluted air.
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A sane debate is impossible, however, if the public mind continues to be polluted by nativist misdirection.
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A report on UNICEF published this week found that over two billion children worldwide breathe polluted air.
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Note that 'everything he sees' is blue, as if the world itself, not his soul, is polluted.
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The water, however, is often polluted, although it has passed the necessary safety tests for the games.
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Brazil says the water will be safe for the Games, but the water's been polluted for decades.
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Intelligence, when polluted with negative traits like greed, avarice and vindictiveness, can become a curse to mankind.
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Their travels took them to Kibera, Kenya, where she shared a photo of a badly polluted river.
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In Frogs, humans are almost kind of the lower animal, because we polluted the Earth too much.
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It unleashed a mud flow that killed 19 people, left hundreds homeless and polluted a major river.
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Or it gets polluted because Russian trolls and Macedonian teens toss in LSD tablets and dead raccoons.
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Already limited supplies of fresh water in China's north are growing increasingly polluted from industry and urbanization.
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Thanks to a variety of clean air and water regulations, China's infamously polluted waterways are looking cleaner.
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In 2014, the World Health Organisation declared India's capital Delhi to be the world's most polluted city.
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The insects were breeding in the polluted water of the Yamuna river that flows near the Taj.
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Tangshan, home to dozens of steelmakers, is located in heavily polluted Hebei province, China's biggest steelmaking region.
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This year, WHO revealed that the country was home to half of the world's most polluted cities.
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Note that "everything he sees" is blue, as if the world itself, not his soul, is polluted.
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In Semnan, several "polluted singles houses were cleaned" and 97 people, including 10 women, were detained. Col.
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Left untreated, these sites are more than eyesores: They create long-lingering problems including polluted drinking water.
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The program will target disadvantaged communities that are positioned near freeways, refineries, and other heavily polluted areas.
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Measuring Delhi's air against some of the other most polluted cities in the world, however, is difficult.
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Its polluted site is expected to be cleaned up by the end of 2017, Mr. Suna said.
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Today, we're venturing to the Midway Islands, an extraordinarily remote area that's been exceptionally polluted by plastic.
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He grew up in Syracuse, paddling on polluted lakes, and liked to collect and test water samples.
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As the Games approach, the focus has been on how the polluted water could affect Olympic athletes.
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They believed that legislators should focus on improving air quality in Southern California's poorest, most polluted neighborhoods.
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In June, another study found British rivers are so polluted with waste almost all samples contain microplastics.
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To the east of Xi'an, Hebei Province has some of the most polluted cities in the country.
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Up to 22014 percent of rivers, lakes, ponds and streams are polluted with human waste and sewage.
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The EPA has no plans to hold hearings in states where polluted communities could be easily heard.
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In 2015 the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection found it to be the country's most polluted city.
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It grows ceaselessly at the edges, hardening turf into concrete industries, forever feeding its enormous polluted body.
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Who wouldn't want to give them a try in this age of polluted food and deteriorating bodies?
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Concerns about sewage-polluted water and race-threatening floating debris have obscured the Olympic Regatta's stunning setting.
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We also weren't taught any math or science, lest our impressionable minds be polluted by secular knowledge.
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Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood gets its name from the Gowanus Canal, the notoriously polluted waterway snaking through it.
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To put it simply, they draw in polluted air, trap the particles, then blow out clean air.
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A study has shown that walking around heavily polluted areas could reduce the positive impacts of exercise.
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These days, English has become so robust that it is no longer the polluted but the polluter.
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Researchers have also found that ride-hailing tends to make cities more congested and polluted, not less.
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The key to cleaning up more polluted sites is to become less reliant on fickle federal funding.
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He lives around the corner from Neckartor, long one of the most polluted areas in the country.
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Last year, the government temporarily closed more than 1,800 schools after a string of especially polluted days.
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By The New York Times Night skies across nearly half the United States are polluted by light.
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Approximately 40 percent of the lakes in America are too polluted for fishing, aquatic life or swimming.
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Because of the interconnected waterways in the wilderness area, much of the area's watershed could become polluted.
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Even in sanctuary cities, black residents continue to be relegated to the most polluted and underserved neighborhoods.
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Mercury from illegal gold mines, fertilizer from farms and industrial waste from factories have polluted the Irrawaddy.
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The World Health Organization said in 2015 that Ahvaz was the most polluted city in the world.
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City dwellers and those in high-light polluted areas have a lower chance of seeing the phenomenon.
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Indian authorities are on a cleaning spree and tackling the polluted Yamuna River near the monument (Reuters).
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Four of the incinerators would be in greater Jakarta, already one of the world's most polluted cities.
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One is the nation's capital, which last week boasted the most heavily polluted air in the world.
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On another level, Jeroslow added, polluted rivers and streams would damage the brand of craft beer nationally.
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It is far cheaper to prevent pollution in water bodies than to clean them up once polluted.
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We created a tool to allow you to compare the world's most polluted air to your city's.
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Ahvaz, for example, has been described as the world's most polluted city by the World Health Organization.
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Almost 1.5 million people die annually due to diseases related to drinking pathogen-polluted water, it said.
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Fires from crop burning in India last year helped make Delhi the most polluted city on earth.
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"We needed to find some place with clear differences between polluted and unpolluted areas," Dr. Graham said.
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Coastal waters polluted with sewage, in this view, are probably more worrisome than smog or deep caves.
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Collect Pond, long a source of water in Manhattan, was being polluted by nearby slaughterhouses and tanneries.
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The world's most polluted city New Delhi has been the world's most polluted city for years, according to Greenpeace and AirVisual, which found it had an average air quality index of 135.8 in 2018 -- almost three times the level which the US Environmental Protection Agency regards as healthy.
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New York's once ridiculously-polluted East River and Hudson waterfronts were long considered great places… to dump bodies.
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"If lumber is not resolved (before NAFTA) the atmosphere will be so polluted," he said in an interview.
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Winter is typically the most polluted season in China, as the country burns more coal to power heaters.
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Banksy's mural appears to highlight the plague of polluted air and is the artist's first artwork in Wales.
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In 2016, 600,000 children were estimated to have died of acute lower respiratory infections caused by polluted air.
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Soon enough, Hirsch's polluted palette will be a memory, much like the industrial heyday of the borough's interior.
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His cinematic photos in *A Thousand Polluted Gardens *brim with rich, colorful tones that belie the grim scenes.
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They argued that across the U.S. West many abandoned former mine sites remain polluted and harm public health.
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As the human population increases, and sea levels rise, flamingos' wetland habitats will be developed, destroyed, and polluted.
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One of the world's most remote places, an uninhabited coral atoll, is also one of its most polluted.
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That indicates the weathering of bedrock, which unearthed harmful minerals that polluted their water supply, the study said.
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Rashida Tlaib walk around a zip code that Tlaib refers to as the "most polluted" in the state.
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Merkel last week told lawmakers she favored tailored solutions to bring down car emissions in heavily polluted cities.
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Thursday morning in San Francisco, the air quality was as bad as in Beijing, China's notoriously polluted capital.
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You can see our atmosphere, where it's not light-polluted; you can see the net of the atmosphere.
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The paler, the more time she's been digging polluted land, and the less time she has to live.
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It was likely that many more animals have been harmed by contact with the polluted water, Prebble said.
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Such locations are heavily polluted industrial areas, often contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals such at PCBs or DDT.
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Ms Ardern has made lofty promises to build 100,000 houses, reduce child poverty and clean up polluted rivers.
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Rainwater washes away all of the chemicals away into the water bodies and the water bodies get polluted.
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Airborne particles, particularly in polluted regions, can block the tiny cooling channels that help stop an engine melting.
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It can be clipped to a bag and is designed for people who live in big polluted cities.
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"The sewage has to be treated in order to prevent the water bodies from getting polluted," Appakutti added.
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Meanwhile city life means we're all, to a greater or lesser degree, adding to the collectively polluted atmosphere.
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Growing up, McAdams lived near a lot of lakes and recalled that her local port was always polluted.
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"Many people do not know that the air inside is often more polluted than outside air," said Frerot.
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If you're looking at it for compassionate reasons, those animals are dying because they're drinking that polluted water.
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"We should encourage those with high emission standards to produce more while limiting the polluted players," he said.
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Last year, the country's air was also found to be more polluted than China's for the first time.
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Delhi is among the world's most polluted cities and environmentalists have urged the government to tackle the problem.
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The more polluted a water source is, the more processing required to make the water safe to drink.
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It works both inside and outside and could be particularly useful if you live in a polluted city.
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Maybe you can avoid going for a run when it's so polluted outside and wait until tomorrow morning.
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This is the polluted and dangerous world we are creating, and it's what's chasing activists into the streets.
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While bleached coral can recover, they may die if water temperatures remain high or the water is polluted.
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The state government has failed to clean up the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay, the venue for yachting.
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But your indoor air could be up to five times more polluted, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Its hope was that removing polluted sediment upriver would halt PCBs from flowing south toward New York City.
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The cause is polluted air, which Delhi's chief minister says has turned the city into a "gas chamber".
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The past two centuries of industry have scarred the American landscape, leaving polluted wounds that may never heal.
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It's a plan that makes America more polluted, worse off, and less prepared for the difficult century ahead.
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This truncated, indoor, artificial beach is emblematic of the world that we have so grossly polluted and damaged.
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A woman strolls through polluted air in front of a construction site of a residential compound in Wuhan.
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Senators who oppose the move said that tap water was sometimes more polluted and harmful than plastic bottles.
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In the most polluted yard found, a top layer of soil had 45,000 parts per million of lead.
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These are the eight most polluted states in the US, based on the number of people at risk.
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New York (CNN Business)The New York Harbor for years has been polluted and depleted of marine life.
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The dam burst at the Samarco mine killed 19 people, left hundreds homeless and polluted a major river.
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The next day, he met the woman on a bridge over the famously polluted Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.
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The next biggest was polluted water that spread gastrointestinal diseases and parasitic infections and killed 1.8 million people.
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In some cases, indoor air quality can actually be up to five times as polluted as outdoor quality.
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Loose and slo-mo in their convivial fanaticism, most folks appeared to be just a wee bit polluted.
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Special mention went to the Gowanus Canal, which has been called the most polluted waterway in the country.
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Hawaiian activists have opposed it, saying that decades of telescope-building on Mauna Kea have polluted the mountain.
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Marie, finding that the outhouse was clogged, peed on the floor and polluted my newly constructed water supply.
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The disaster polluted more than 120 miles of coastline, sparking rare protests in the Communist Party-ruled state.
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Other recent studies have cited similarly troubling statistics for India, and for other countries with severely polluted air.
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It's taken two decades to clean up most of Silver Bow Creek, polluted from a century of mining.
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State governments agreed and forcibly sterilized Indian, black and poor white women thought to possess these "polluted" genes.
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Sure, you don't have to clean a fish tank, scrubbing algae from the glass and siphoning polluted pebbles.
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Polluted air, it turns out, is a major contributor to the mortality-increasing effect of an economic boom.
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The proposal would direct foreign aid to help clean up polluted rivers that contribute debris to the ocean.
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Earlier this year, the World Health Organization said India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities.
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China's most polluted city in 2018, according to the Greenpeace/AirVisual report, was Hotan in the far west.
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Superfund authorizes the EPA to identify heavily polluted sites, clean them up and demand reimbursement from the polluter.
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India is home to 22 of the world's 30 most polluted cities, a list previously dominated by China.
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Of the world's top 20 most polluted cities, as measured by the WHO, all are in developing countries.
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In 210, 22017,232 children were estimated to have died from acute lower respiratory infections caused by polluted air.
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However, the city Anaekwe lives in -- Onitsha in southern Nigeria -- has been labeled the most polluted on Earth.
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"The polluted area is vast and the cleanup cost is tremendous," officials wrote, estimating a $33 million bill.
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Autoimmune disease, lingering infection, exposure to polluted air, psychological stress and other conditions can all promote chronic inflammation.
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Indonesia's National Development Planning Board reported earlier this year that 96% of Jakarta's river water is "severely polluted."
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In grossly polluted areas, like the Liao river in China, that level may rise a bit above 100 nanograms.
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The top posts surfaced by Instagram's algorithms for the neutral hashtag #Vaccines were also polluted by anti-vaccine misinformation.
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THE MATANZA RIVER, known more commonly as the Riachuelo, or little river, is one of the world's most polluted.
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"I think they would be shocked to know that these are actually some of our most polluted national parks."
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It was whole communities and species, and vast areas of the world being devastated, and the seas being polluted.
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Previously, they teamed up with street artists in Hong Kong to paint the street with its condensed polluted air.
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A nearby creek was later found to have been polluted by tons of chemicals from the local DuPont plant.
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In one sample, PCB levels were 50 times higher than in crabs in one of China's most polluted rivers.
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Poland's energy minister said on Monday it had started to remove polluted oil from its part of the pipeline.
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According to the World Health Organisation, India's capital has the most polluted atmosphere of all the world's big cities.
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Many villagers say they lack proper access to clean water because the mining operations have blocked or polluted rivers.
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Coined in the 1980s, the term refers to the disproportionate exposure of blacks to polluted air, water and soil.
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A mahout bathes his elephant in the polluted water of the Yamuna River in New Delhi on Feb. 6.
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It said Pittsburgh is the only city in the 25 most polluted that is east of the Mississippi River.
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Critics say this would be prohibitively expensive and that the water is too polluted from mining and farming upstream.
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In addition, several other effects are pushing the problem of polluted soil slowly up the ladder of political concerns.
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And now, because of the smoke, many more people in the region are breathing in dangerous, smoke-polluted air.
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The observing hasn't taken place at the Vatican itself for a long time; Rome is much too light polluted.
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The water is still polluted, stadium budgets have been slashed, and a scary virus is frightening athletes and spectators.
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India is probably not too far behind, given that its capital New Delhi is now more polluted than Beijing.
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Hundreds of thousands of residents are without adequate drinking water, leading some to get water from polluted Superfund sites.
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They capture the quiet, majestic beauty of the night sky above a world that's increasingly frenetic and light-polluted.
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"Wildfires have become a leading cause of short-term exposure to polluted air," she said in a telephone interview.
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Earlier this year, the World Health Organization reported 10 Indian cities among the world's top 20 most polluted cities.
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WHO also revealed that 13 of the world's 20 most polluted cities were in India, including several state capitals.
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For pretending that its diesel-powered cars polluted less than it said, VW has proposed to pay $15 billion.
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It said the two most recent spills polluted at least two rivers, including a tributary to the Amazon River.
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It could be a great way to figure out trends, polluted areas and possible changes to improve air quality.
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Nearly 300,000 people live in the slums alongside the polluted Rio Ozama in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic's capital.
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Gold mining companies have polluted the environment or hired abusive private security forces that have raped and assaulted locals.
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We have polluted, depleted and abused this planet so badly that there is much damage that can't be undone.
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Pruitt said he'd like to preserve Brownfields grants, which help states clean up and reuse highly polluted industrial sites.
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Their activities have heavily polluted some fresh water supplies and in some instances obstructed the operations of concession holders.
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Racists have polluted minds, twisted by an ideology that reinforces the false belief that they are superior to others.
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The smoke from fields combines with pollution from vehicles and industry to make Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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The streams are sometimes dangerously polluted, thanks partly to a local entrepreneur who makes his money illegally dumping toxins.
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The groups said polluted water from the dams has caused health problems among children, including skin rashes and diarrhea.
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"Fewer and fewer cities are using the heavily polluted shallow-depth underground water," Mr. Ma said in an interview.
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The smoke from fields combines with pollution from vehicles and industry to make Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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We live in a time when our information streams are polluted and there are many different types of information.
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They found that most of the ice-free surface waters in the Arctic Polar Circle were only slightly polluted.
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In the late 1960s, the newly formed Environmental Protection Agency declared Chattanooga the most polluted city in the nation.
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The waterways in England have been polluted for decades even after the city announced efforts to make a difference.
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In 2012, Scott killed a statewide septic tank inspection program and an initiative that would've rehabilitated polluted freshwater springs.
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According to the World Health Organisation, 13 of the world's 20 most polluted cities, including Delhi, are in india.
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The air on the ship could be as bad as the polluted skies of Beijing, a new report says.
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Despite its location outside the continental US, parts of Alaska are also among the most polluted in the country.
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However, the overall number of Americans exposed to polluted air increased to nearly 141.1 million between 2015 and 2017.
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Yet the bay is heavily polluted, so full of P.C.B.s, pesticides, dioxin and petrochemicals that fishing is widely restricted.
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When I asked him whether the Ganges was polluted, he didn't comprehend where such a question was coming from.
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China set July 1 as the deadline for heavily polluted provinces and regions to implement the new emission standards.
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Cooley captures the catastrophe with his lens in on-site footage of polluted saffron waters and noxious gilded rocks.
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"The air was so polluted that people drove with their headlights on during the day," a Brookings report noted.
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It's a bit like the analog vs digital debate that polluted the internet during the making of this album.
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And in 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approximated that 40% of American lakes are too polluted for swimming.
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Mr. Girgenti said the kill may have been polluted from different sources, including sewage outflows and a homeless encampment.
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He works with the elders to improve the sewage treatment so that polluted water doesn't seep into the ocean.
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From 923 to 292, the polluted Cuyahoga River, which cleaves Cleveland into east and west, caught fire 221 times.
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Hawaiian activists have long opposed it, contending that decades of telescope-building on Mauna Kea have polluted the mountain.
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As plastic bags have polluted sidewalks, landfills and waterways, bans on the bags have become a hotly debated issue.
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Space is already polluted by artificial light, making it more difficult for astronomers to monitor cosmic events, he wrote.
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But behind him stood a string of grimy refineries belonging to oil companies interested in exiting their polluted grounds.
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Women who just gave birth are also considered polluted, and many remain isolated with their newborns for several days.
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Regular exercise, exposure to a less polluted environment and social interactions provided by golf are all positive for health.
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Much of the population is impoverished and malnourished, while years of poor governance have left our cities horribly polluted.
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State appointees began getting drinking water from the polluted Flint River, rather than the more expensive Detroit water system.
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Over the last two years, Energy Transfer Partners has polluted drinking water sources that millions of people rely on.
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The Ganges is arguably one of the most revered rivers in the world - and one of the most polluted.
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While serving in office, Ahok did much to provide housing for the poor, improve infrastructure and remediate polluted waters.
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Besides being brackish, Venice's water is also highly polluted, since sewage water continues to be dumped in the canals.
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One recent assessment, by the property database Attom Data Solutions, called the neighborhood the most polluted in the nation.
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Christian, could affect how the EPA oversees the cleanup of hundreds of the most polluted sites in the country.
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The polluted air, combined with the unsettling sight of abandoned buildings, makes walking through the neighborhood an eerie experience.
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"He has polluted our information ecosystem," Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik said on CNN's "Reliable Sources" on Sunday.
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It told Dr. Saliba that the sea had been polluted by sewage and other runoff, not by the landfill.
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Of the 10 most polluted cities in the country, eight are in California, according to the American Lung Association.
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Soon dozens of communities from New York to Washington State discovered their drinking water was also polluted with PFAS.
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The military never alerted all of the people who drank polluted water, meaning some are still in the dark.
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According to data released last year by the World Health Organization, nine of 403 people globally breathe polluted air.
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"I don't think these will solve any problems with the subway or make the city less polluted," he said.
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The most polluted areas of Australia are cities where pollution from industry and motor vehicle emissions are most concentrated.
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The buses, lorries and cabs clogging the central London thoroughfare make it one of the most polluted places in the UK. "I wondered how to protect him," she says, pointing to a study that found children in polluted areas develop stunted lung capacity that is 8 to 10 percent smaller as a result.
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The mandate came in 225 when they were ordered to cleanup of 235 polluted waste sites in Flint River watershed.
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I grew up in Mexico City; I know what it's like to grow up in a filthy, polluted air space.
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Unbeknownst to many of those present, the factory was a polluted superfund site scheduled to be cleaned by the government.
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Riefler also sold the paint commercially, with profits directed toward cleanup efforts in the very streams polluted by the runoff.
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And while they're not necessarily a form of environmental advocacy, it's hard to separate them from the site's polluted past.
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For a time, its residents recall with perverse pride, Veles was the second-most polluted town in the former Yugoslavia.
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Formerly the world's most polluted city, Delhi has partially cleaned up its act but still averages PM2.5 levels of 143.
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So there's one guy who's built a bicycle that can suck up polluted air, clean it, and releases clean air.
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Luan County is a rustbelt community on the polluted outskirts of the steel city of Tangshan in north-east China.
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"The water was extremely polluted there was raw sewage and chemical sewage being dumped right into the Nile," she recalls.
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"A polluted environment is a deadly one — particularly for young children," WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said in a statement.
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Activity in the service sector, much of which happens in offices in polluted cities, accounts for 68.5% of global GDP.
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The heavy flooding could spill chemicals from these heavily polluted sites into the water, and deposit them where people live.
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Any level above 150 is considered unhealthy and Bangkok ranked in the top 10 of polluted cities worldwide on Monday.
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Marine animal populations are still struggling to recover, as are coastal wetlands, beaches, and other habitats polluted by the spill.
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"A polluted environment is a deadly one -– particularly for young children," WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said in a statement.
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Yet less than 100 days to the start of the games, the water is still polluted and littered with garbage.
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During monthly "ceremonies," the women are raped by Commanders in the hopes they'll get pregnant in the increasingly polluted Earth.
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He'd grown up on the river and was stunned to see it so polluted that the fish were left deformed.
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Oil bunkers line Nigeria's Niger Delta, the site of frequent oil spills and one of the world's most polluted waterways.
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Local residents and Brazilian authorities accused the company of causing a toxic leak in February that polluted the water supply.
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BMW said it would offer a trade-in incentive of 6,000 euros in the most polluted parts of the country.
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Mrs Clinton laments that poorer areas are often the most polluted—citing, for example, the filthy water in Flint, Michigan.
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The Flow tracker works both inside and outside and could be particularly useful if you live in a polluted city.
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"A polluted environment is a deadly one, particularly for young children," WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said in a statement.
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With more scuba-diving tourists, boats and jet skis visiting the reefs, corals are being damaged and polluted, he said.
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The water of the Flint River, which was already polluted, was being delivered through antiquated pipes, causing leaching of lead.
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A group of international anthropologists have found evidence for what may be the oldest known polluted river in human history.
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Combined with an aging population and a polluted, inadequate (for all those people) resource base, and you get looming stagnation.
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Environmental groups argued it was needed to keep the waterways from being polluted with toxic metals like mercury and arsenic.
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Without its national parks, "America The Beautiful" might be a song about polluted skies, dirty strip malls, and gated playgrounds.
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Although I didn't know it at the time, I was already sick with dysentery from training in the polluted water.
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That way if a developer polluted later versions with ads or privacy invasions, users could rely on the old one.
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Evidence has suggested that most indoor air is actually more polluted than outdoor air, according to The Environmental Protection Agency.
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Denska, the world in 'Concrete Genie,' is a once bright and bustling seaside town that is now dark and polluted.
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The water quality is poor, while 75% of coastal waters are polluted with sewage because treatment plants are not running.
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These once-productive lands have either become deserts, are polluted, or have been deforested and converted for unsustainable agricultural production.
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Each year, another twenty-four thousand people abandon Vietnam's sublimely fertile Mekong Delta as crop fields are polluted with salt.
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He announced his climate action plan Monday in Michigan's most polluted community — a Detroit neighborhood near the Marathon Oil refinery.
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Delhi, home to nearly 19 million people, is among the world's most polluted cities according to the World Health Organization.
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In areas where the miners work, the rangers say, the water is so polluted that the fish are all gone.
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If a local lake is being polluted, the city may not be able to go to court to stop it.
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Editorial It is no longer safe to breathe in New Delhi, one of the most polluted cities in the world.
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The World Health Organization estimates that around 250 million people die every year from exposure to particles in polluted air.
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Next year, he won't be so lucky—by which time our union will be in an even more polluted state.
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A new study from the World Health Organization says nine out of 10 people on Earth breathe highly polluted air.
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The decision is another small victory for young environmental activists who are fearful of inheriting a warmer, more polluted world.
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Although the country is not without its environmental problems, today Japanese cities are among the least polluted in the world.
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There are strong indications that air pollution affects kids before they are born if their pregnant mothers breathe polluted air.
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Or, if you live in a highly polluted area, pollutants can get trapped in your nose and cause similar problems.
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The water was brown and polluted with heavy metals, most likely the result of nearby coal mining and gas exploration.
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The prosecutors, however, argued that a leak could have caused a fire or explosion or polluted the nearby Pembina River.
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Young people are uninterested in the tradition and increasingly migrating to cities, like the polluted Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator.
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He soon became an expert in how the nation's water supply was being polluted and the scope of the problem.
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It's also simply a way to purge the stresses of living in a cramped, polluted megalopolis of 24 million people.
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The gas windfall has the potential to stabilize Egypt's precarious, debt-laden finances and help clean up its polluted air.
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Wright's tree-visitations are shadowed by the ubiquitous complaints of 21st-century "Thoreaus," bereft among threatened forests and polluted waterways.
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The company faces a lawsuit in the English courts over allegations KCM polluted the land of nearly 2,000 Zambian villagers.
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On many winter days, Lahore competes with India's capital, Delhi, for the unflattering distinction of the world's most polluted city.
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It is the most damaging element of toxic air in China, which has some of the world's most polluted cities.
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Childhood in the northeast of England is polluted with anecdotes from the elderly as to how things 'used to be'.
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The air was more polluted in the days before the Clean Air Act of 1970, and the terraces got sooty.
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Migratory fish won't return to polluted waters even if there are no dams to block their way, Dr. Craig said.
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The mountain aquifer running down the spine of the West Bank and Israel is also being rapidly depleted and polluted.
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"It is very misleading to show Reykjavik as one of the most polluted cities in the world," one reader wrote.
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Mr. Kerry noted that the harbor had once been badly polluted but that government efforts and regulations had rejuvenated it.
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Humboldt County's Clam Beach, which is fed by two creeks, was named California's most polluted beach by Heal the Bay.
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And throughout, there's an implicit dread of childhood's vitality and purity (I'm not sure innocence is the word) being polluted.
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In case you forgot your Infectious Diseases 101, cholera is a bacterium that thrives in water polluted by fecal matter.
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These corporations think that Americans won't notice when their water is polluted and their farm lands are covered in oil.
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They are mostly placed in areas in which storm water drains into polluted waterways, such as coastal Brooklyn and Queens.
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We're also using the metaphors of redwood root systems, and that focuses on the means by which polluted information travels.
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The real and wretched problem, of course, was that the lake itself was polluted—and individuals can't sue over that.
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A century or more of mining and heavy industry has buckled roads, cracked old buildings and polluted fields and rivers.
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Tax credits aimed at revitalizing abandoned, polluted or blighted areas can encourage development that eventually expands a city's tax base.
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Government officials in Jakarta, Indonesia covered the polluted Sentiong River with a black net ahead of the 2018 Asian Games.
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"Like tobacco companies, these industries have poisoned our air and polluted our planet for decades without recourse," Inslee told ThinkProgress.
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This highlights the most consistently polluted regions but obscures seasonal or short-term pollution spikes, like those surrounding California's wildfires.
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California officials have told residents in affected areas to stay indoors or wear face masks to avoid inhaling the polluted air.
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"People were claiming it was polluted water," said Dr. Gúbio Soares, a virologist at the Federal University of Bahia in Salvador.
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Many of them live in boats that sit on top of polluted soil that they're trying to clean with special foliage.
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The authors found that some cities are so light polluted that the people living within them never experience a true night.
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For the most part, polluted or brackish water is treated in one of three ways: membrane filtration, electrodialysis, or capacitive deionization.
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During the U.S. presidential election, Russian government trolls and profit-driven fake news outlets polluted the social network with polarizing propaganda.
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The Thames was so polluted then that in the particularly hot summer of 173, a ghastly stench radiated from its waters.
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Environmentalists say without the rule, there's no data by which to hold the industry accountable in the event of polluted water.
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From the Zika virus to polluted Guanabara Bay to Russian doping, the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio is fraught with controversies.
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Finally there is a case involving the cleanup of Chesapeake Bay which is heavily polluted by agricultural runoff and other sources.
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"A polluted environment is a deadly one – particularly for young children," Margaret Chan, the WHO's director general, said in a statement.
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It's not the first time they have used the ink to paint a powerful picture about the issue in polluted cities.
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BMW also said it would offer a trade-in incentive of 6,000 euros in the most polluted parts of the country.
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Bryan said rivers dammed by landslides created stagnant water polluted by silt and bacteria, leaving people with the threat of disease.
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The Polish energy minister said on Monday that Poland has started to remove polluted oil from its part of the pipeline.
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She opposes fracking on public land and anywhere that local communities are against it, or wherever it polluted air or water.
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Central Kalimantan parliament had received complaints from residents that palm waste, allegedly from Binasawit's plantation, had polluted Sembuluh lake, Situmorang said.
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After months of criticism over construction delays, corruption, safety and polluted water, Brazilians were out in force to support their teams.
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Around 70% of surface water is thought to be polluted, and pumping from 20m tube wells has dangerously lowered groundwater levels.
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From cooking residue to paints, varnishes and fungal spores, the air we breathe indoors is often more polluted than that outside.
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The state owns the majority of the United States's top 10 most polluted cities, no matter how you slice the data.
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The algal blooms are being blamed on polluted water flowing from Lake Okeechobee, which has been on the verge of overflow.
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The small, jagged foam sculptures are coated with resin, sand, and other materials to resemble partially melted clumps of polluted snow.
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Officials say that 35,000 square kilometres of farmland is so polluted that no agriculture should be allowed on it at all.
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Especially when, to Dr. Day's point, I live in New York, one of the most stressful, polluted cities in the world.
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The World Health Organization said in 2014 that New Delhi had the most polluted air among nearly 1,600 cities it studied.
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Mike Zulu of Lusaka, who owns a borehole, said that when his water was tested it was found to be polluted.
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The Coorong, an important wetland near the river's mouth, has been polluted with salt and algae as the river's flow diminishes.
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In truth, when the cars were back on the road, some polluted upward of 40 times more than the allowed limit.
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Correction: The cars with cheat software polluted 40 times more when not being tested, not 40 percent more as originally stated.
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As if the upcoming Olympic Games in Rio didn't have enough swirling around it, add this: floating debris and polluted water.
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The World Health Organization said this year India was home to the world's 14 most polluted cities, with Delhi ranked sixth.
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In fact, the lake has the ominous distinction as one of the most polluted bodies of water in the United States.
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The smoke from fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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The polluted river water corroded old pipes and leached lead into tap water, according to a Virginia Tech water quality study.
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He also took a run in Tiananmen Square, and was criticized for not wearing a face mask in the polluted city.
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Pollution-tracking website AirVisual this week found three South Korean cities and no Chinese cities among the world's 10 most polluted.
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A small challenge: The researchers still need to determine whether dark-skinned snakes survive better in polluted water than striped snakes.
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Some big, polluted cities, like Guigang, are using mist cannons, which shoot into the air a spray that disperses smog particles.
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Their HD drivers provide deep, thrumming bass and crisp treble, plus their passive noise cancellation maintains clarity in noise-polluted areas.
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He has long railed against a throwaway economic model that has polluted the world's oceans with plastic, now a mainstream concern.
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In areas where wildlife, water and vegetation have been polluted, within 30 days- the ecosystem will be clean and fertile again.
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The EPA has acknowledged the upper Hudson was polluted with three to five times more PCB contamination than it originally estimated.
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Air problems Besides a problem with plastics, India is also home to some of the most polluted cities in the world.
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Some of the world's most polluted cities include Peshawar, Pakistan; Varanasi, India; Cairo, Egypt's capital; and Al Jubail in Saudi Arabia.
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An astonishing 33 of Europe's 50 most-polluted towns are in Poland, as ranked by the World Health Organisation in 2016.
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Meanwhile other extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and flooding can leave behind mold, polluted floodwater and other health hazards.
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The only metro areas on the most-polluted list outside the state are Houston, the New York City region and Phoenix.
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In 2018, a study found the city was becoming more polluted between 2014 and 2016, after several years of decreasing pollution.
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The Superfund is part of a federal program which helps to clean up land that has been polluted with hazardous waste.
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The city of Fairbanks is the most polluted city in the US for both short-term and long-term PM pollution.
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It is targeted at either people who live in polluted areas or tourists taking a piece of Australia home with them.
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"The ecosystem is broken, the sea has been polluted, people are afraid the fish will be gone," Paendong said by telephone.
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Its air quality, meanwhile, has deteriorated, even by the standards of a country with some of the world's most polluted cities.
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In the devastating wake of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, parts of the East Coast were left not only demolished, but polluted.
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Almost every day brings new revelations of how Polluter Pruitt has polluted the integrity and honor of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"Polluted air is poisoning millions of children and ruining their lives," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a statement.
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These are French photographer Pierre Baëlen's compelling images of young love surrounded by the gritty landscapes of a polluted manufacturing town.
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I felt like puking, thinking of the polluted puddles that Marcos fished in the shantytowns of this godforsaken place, Asunción, Paraguay.
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Among the world's most polluted cities Pollution is nothing new to the 18 plus million residents living in the Indian capital.
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This announcement won't surprise many residents of Gowanus, where plans for a Superfund cleanup of its notoriously polluted canal creep forward.
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Incredibly, Pruitt gets zero credit from the left for increasing Superfund clean-up efforts designed to restore polluted sites to usability.
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To reach these targets, China prohibited new coal-fired power plants in the country's most polluted regions, including the Beijing area.
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European water was less polluted, with fibers showing up in only 72.2% of water samples, and only 3.8 fibers per liter.
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CA: What if I buy your story about air pollution and dementia but can't move out of my heavily polluted neighborhood?
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It was the real-world embodiment of the fantasy online world of trolls, Russian and domestic, who polluted the political discourse.
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That's why the Florida Department of Health is warning locals to take precautions and avoid the polluted water Irma left behind.
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BMW also said it would offer a trade-in incentive of 26,000 euros in the most polluted parts of the country.
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Some "had to tie brooms to their waists to sweep away their polluted footprints," wrote the novelist and journalist Arundhati Roy.
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Polluted information is a mental health issue; not knowing what's really happening or whom to trust creates an enormous cognitive burden.
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The exhibition's allure instead derives from its comfort with paradox and difficulty, its calm in the face of rising, polluted waters.
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But today many people are getting news from platforms that are easily polluted by Russian or other hackers with fake news.
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But to give up on museums entirely because of that polluted heritage is to accept those classifications and values as unshakable.
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And each female character, in her own way, has learned how to navigate an environment that has been polluted by misogyny.
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South Asia continues to be of particular concern, with 27 of the 30 most polluted cities in India, Pakistan or Bangladesh.
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"I think Melbourne at that time was the most polluted city in the world that day," he told reporters on Sunday.
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He also said that she should shift her attention away from the United States to focus on other more polluted countries.
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But internet platforms in China are just as easily polluted with false and fast-moving information as they are everywhere else.
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"Polluted air is poisoning millions of children and ruining their lives," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a statement.
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The smoke from fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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Private landowners allowed companies to use their lands, but some later sued after they said the companies had polluted their property.
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"Decarbonising our transport sector in fifteen years will create new jobs, cut emissions and clean up our polluted air," Hanrahan added.
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Many are still distrustful of their tap water, though it now comes from Lake Huron, not the notoriously polluted Flint River.
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Immigrants often use the Rio Grande, the dangerous and polluted waterway that has claimed the lives of immigrants attempting to cross.
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The Superfund is part of a federal program which helps to clean up land that has been polluted with hazardous waste.
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Many women continue to fear being mothers, afraid their children will be raised in a polluted place and doomed for life.
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PM2.5 in China's most polluted city of Shijiazhuang stood at an average 70 micrograms last year, down 15.7 percent from 2017.
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Many rich Chinese are leaving China for better education systems elsewhere and to flee the country's polluted cities and strict government.
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Some travel huge distances to collect water at nearby rivers or streams, bathing in unfiltered, sometimes polluted and disease-ridden waters.
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Layers laid down after the 1920s are full of Asterionella formosa and Synedra nana, diatoms that thrive in nutrient-polluted lakes.
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The air quality in Seattle this week has been worse than in Beijing, one of the world's most notoriously polluted cities.
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Disadvantaged or polluted communities could be (and have been) taken by the notion that climate mitigation also mitigates asthma-causing pollutants.
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We don't eat healthy diets, we smoke too much, we don't exercise, we live in communities that are polluted or unwalkable.
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To see whether even a short shift from a less-polluted environment to a more-polluted one would affect so-called biomarkers that are known to be involved in heart disease, the researchers took advantage of a study-abroad summer program run by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of Peking in Beijing.
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So now they've taken in six young kangaroos struggling to survive because of burns, a lack of food, and ash-polluted water.
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And in just a few decades, we have polluted our oceans with plastic trash sourced largely through the beverage industry and supermarkets.
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The weather, with no wind to blow the pollution away, has aggravated the problem in one of the world's most polluted cities.
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That year a Vale joint venture was responsible for another deadly dam spill that killed 19 people and polluted a major river.
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Belarussia's Gomeltransneft Druzhba had earlier said polluted oil, already in the pipeline, could reach Slovakia and Hungary in four to five days.
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But I can't help but think, What if I really do find the other half of my deen in the polluted sky?
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Like, the sex robots and polluted spaces are about to be so big, there will be barely any room for humans here.
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Thousands of children are believed to have ingested the polluted water in Flint, a mostly African American and Latino suburb near Detroit.
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Aside from trying to avoid polluted areas, you can make sure to buy furniture and products that advertise themselves as formaldehyde-free.
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So when contamination reduces the amount of land for leasing or forces cities to build on polluted brownfields, it hurts local governments.
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By then it had become a filthy and polluted canal that effectively marked the boundary between rich and poor in the city.
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"The State of Florida is responsible," said Campbell, adding that the Corps knows it is releasing heavily polluted water into the estuary.
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Depleted aquifers, polluted waterways and silted-up dams threaten renewed and more intense water crises—which will be exacerbated by climate change.
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"It would have been better if the funds raised were used to assist borehole owners to deal with polluted water," he said.
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There are no individuals in Burtynsky's hyperreal panoramas of oil refineries, landfills, polluted rivers, transportation networks, mining pits, and densely populated cities.
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The company recommends changing the filters every six months to "ensure performance", or more if you live in a very polluted area.
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What if a polluting company is within localized regulations in the state where polluted water begins, but not where it ends up?
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They are at least monitoring the pollution levels, others are not even monitoring the air, we know that some are very polluted.
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An accidental toxic-waste spill polluted more than 200 km (125 miles) of coastline and killed more than 100 tonnes of fish.
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The East China Sea is known for its rich, although already polluted, marine ecosystem, with whales, porpoises, seabirds and fish, he said.
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They don't even include the heavily polluted "toxic stew" that will host open water swimming, sailing and windsurfing events during the Olympics.
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"A polluted environment is a deadly one -- particularly for young children," Dr. Margaret Chan, the WHO director-general, said in a statement.
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Hebei, regarded as China's most polluted province, said it would learn lessons from last week's smog and draw up more "focused measures".
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Hundreds of millions of low-skilled workers prefer safe employment at a government factory, even if it means their city is polluted.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel wants to avoid such bans, calling instead for tailored solutions to bring down car emissions in heavily polluted cities.
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In 2010 Greenpeace, an NGO, reported that fabric-dyeing plants in Gurao had severely polluted the water, making it unfit to drink.
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Some of the one-product boomtowns could fade away, leaving little behind but the concrete shells of empty factories and polluted soil.
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We've over-hunted, destroyed habitats, polluted waterways, and altered the climate by burning fossil fuels, wiping species off the planet for good.
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Much of the soil in Detroit's vacant lots was devoid of nutrients, riddled with rubble, polluted with industrial chemicals and heavy metals.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Ikea has come up with a plan to help some of the world's most polluted cities breathe easier.
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Mostly they spoke of their concerns about the community: that the schools were overcrowded, that Southend was polluted and subject to overpolicing.
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The smoke from the fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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Researchers also lacked data on how much time women spent breathing polluted air outdoors or any exposure to PM 2.5 at work.
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Six characters dominate the book, including Harold Areno, who lives on a swamp so polluted even the rugged cypress trees are dead.
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He said the color would be familiar to those who used to travel to Los Angeles when the city was more polluted.
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The southern city of Basra saw violent protests and riots last summer after thousands of people fell ill because of polluted water.
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This spring, Mr. Buhari announced that he would personally introduce a $1 billion cleanup program of the oil-polluted Niger Delta area.
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Of the 25 most ozone-polluted cities, 10 are in California, with three in Texas: Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth and El Paso.
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In some of the world's most polluted cities, people apparently will: Sales of bottled air from fresh-smelling places are taking off.
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This is part of a broader migration of aluminium smelting from northern higher-cost, more polluted provinces to the south of China.
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In 2016, the section of the Ganges flowing past Varanasi is one of the most polluted bodies of water on the planet.
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As a result, the US Environmental Protection Agency says that military facilities make up the majority of the country's most polluted sites.
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A recent study commissioned by the county concluded that Turkey Point's old cooling canal system was leaking polluted water into Biscayne Bay.
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Greenpeace said 80 percent of the net increase in capacity took place in the heavily-polluted regions surrounding Beijing, including Hebei province.
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The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States, and for decades it was also one of its most polluted.
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Second is the banning of all illegal "small, scattered, chaotic, polluted" plants in industries as diverse as metals fabrication and furniture manufacture.
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During her period, Radha can't enter her family's house or her temple, and she can't touch other women, lest they be polluted.
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While growing up, the actress moved between several cities in India, which contains 22 of the world's 30 most-polluted urban areas.
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India is home to 22 of the top 30 most polluted cities, according to a study in March by Greenpeace and AirVisual.
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The country is home to 22 of the top 30 most polluted cities, according to a recent study by Greenpeace and AirVisual.
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This water is famously polluted with lead (among other toxins), in a yearslong scandal that's still not come to a satisfactory conclusion.
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The World Health Organization has estimated that around 7 million people die every year from exposure to fine particles in polluted air.
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The species we should be worried about are those that decline because of logging, polluted rivers, suburban development or the warming atmosphere.
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In one recent case, people sued on behalf of a river that was being polluted in the course of a construction project.
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Smashed cars at the adjacent metal recycling facility and trash floating in the polluted water warn that this is no ordinary park.
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More than two years after anonymous accounts polluted the discourse surrounding the last presidential election cycle, there is no cure in sight.
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Throughout, the narrative is polluted by clichés — "the battle for Bitcoin had just begun," we're told — and stilted attempts at recreating dialogue.
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But when Benyamin keeps crying, she takes him to the balcony and points to the brightest star shining through Kabul's polluted sky.
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If you are breathing polluted air, you may be at greater risk of catching the coronavirus and of having a severe infection.
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But Hoan Kiem Lake is notoriously polluted, and the turtle was occasionally seen surfacing for oxygen in the years before it died.
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Heavily polluted cities have bad A.Q.I. measures all year, but some destinations have only a few months of daily, unhealthy air pollution.
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Some even "had to tie brooms to their waists to sweep away their polluted footprints," writes the novelist and journalist Arundhati Roy.
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Clogged with decades of garbage, the river, officially the Sentiong, is one of the most polluted of Jakarta's 13 rivers and canals.
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Problems arise when there's a sudden flurry of polluted information, particularly when it spreads privately and can't be searched for or monitored.
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The lawyer nominated to run the Superfund toxic cleanup program is steeped in the complexities of restoring polluted rivers and chemical dumps.
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Herbivorous insects — those multitudes that feed vertebrates like birds — find it hard to sniff out their food plants in traffic-polluted air.
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Records from a two year period (2015-2016) show that the company polluted multiple drinking water sources used by millions of people.
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Children whose mothers lived in the most polluted areas were more likely to have high blood pressure between ages 3 and 9.
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Experts have previously said the algae in the nearby polluted Yamuna River had led to an increase in the number of insects.
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One study of the German professional soccer league, Bundesliga, showed that polluted air was associated with worse athlete productivity on the field.
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And they can promise to bring the jobs back by making America polluted again, by getting tough on trade, and so on.
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The briny, tidal water of the Bei River, the residents' lifeblood, has been dredged and is polluted, overfished and crowded with ships.
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Half of all Latinos live in this country's most polluted cities, in neighborhoods where incinerators, power plants, and factories are clustered together.
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Here are the 100 most polluted cities according to the report, starting with Gurugram, a suburb of the Indian capital New Delhi.
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Viewing the system as corrupt, they also wanted to avoid registering so as to prevent themselves from being polluted by the process.
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One of the more overarching themes throughout the book is using the term "polluted information" as opposed to either disinformation or misinformation.
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But when they were back on the road, they polluted nitrogen oxide at up to 40 times more than the allowed levels.
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The surprise was that benefits of walking were negligible, in terms of boosting heart and respiratory health, when walking along polluted streets.
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Slaking China's thirst on a national scale brings problems, though, for a country where water is becoming ever scarcer, and more polluted.
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Having been warned that Bangkok was hot, loud, polluted and crowded, our plan was to spend as little time there as possible.
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Unlike in the United States or Australia, many polluted areas in China overlap with its southern agricultural heartland, which poses unique challenges.
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They are not supposed to look Gujjars in the eye or touch their food or water cups — Gujjars would consider it polluted.
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Tests by the German government showed that some cars polluted much more on the road than they did in official test labs.
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As the very air and water upon which we rely grows polluted and toxic for so many, what can we possibly do?
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Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad stand as 3rd, 4th and 5th most polluted cities in the country in terms of air quality, Khan said.
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Ripe targets Military facilities account for 900 of the 1300 most polluted sites in the US, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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In the meantime, it started drawing water from the Flint River — a waterway polluted with high levels of industrial waste and agricultural runoff.
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Polluted river water, which was used until the city switched back to Lake Huron in October 2015, caused lead to leach from pipes.
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He compared China's "political ecology" to environmental ecology, saying that once they are polluted "a great price must be paid to recover them".
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Unlike climate change, polluted drinking water is a simple issue Americans can readily understand—and one that tops Americans' concerns about the environment.
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The curbs mark one of the latest steps in Beijing's 'war on pollution' as it pushes to clear the country's notoriously polluted skies.
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If implemented, they would be some of the most radical steps so far to tackle air quality in the country's most polluted cities.
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The Air Visual API application, which compiles data from ground sensors worldwide, ranked Belgrade 16th of the world's most polluted cities on Thursday.
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For years, my Twitter stream was polluted by think pieces telling developers to abandon the classic campaign, usually directed at Battlefield creator DICE.
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There is even a phenomenon known as "sick-building syndrome, " where simply spending time in a polluted structure can cause symptoms of sickness.
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Thursday's agreement was meant to assure that Alpha has the finances to restore mines to their natural setting and clean up polluted streams.
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The neighborhood is a mixture of Bahamian, Haitian, Dominican, and Cuban, and is bordered by the Little River, a brackish, semi-polluted canal.
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Some Olympic athletes, particularly from the sailing events, have raised concerns about the possibility of contracting diseases in Rio's heavily polluted Guanabara Bay.
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Women who are pregnant and exposed to polluted air are more likely to give birth prematurely and have children at low birth weights.
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It has been trying for 10 days to contain an oil spill from a tanker which polluted popular beaches near Athens, angering residents.
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An earlier study from 2010 found that water along 18% of the length of China's rivers was too polluted for use in agriculture.
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Last year the government unveiled an almost impossibly ambitious plan to make 90% of polluted soil usable by the end of the decade.
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So Theresa May discovered as she arrived on November 6th, into a haze unusually acrid even for the world's most polluted big city.
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The proliferation of SUVs has made our streets more congested, our roads more dangerous, and our environment more polluted for no good reason.
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Outside, agency employees in colorful government jumpers filed into the building wearing OxyCap purification headgear that allowed them to breathe the polluted air.
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The country has 290 of Europe's 22020 most-polluted towns (in terms of PM2.5, or fine dust), according to the World Health Organisation.
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Delhi is a miserable place to be in right now, and it's easily the most polluted city in the world at the moment.
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Unsurprisingly, the Mariana Trench is also polluted in less visible ways, including chemicals used to make plastics found in tiny, shrimp-like creatures.
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The study also found that damage caused by air pollution is not limited to the most highly polluted cities in China and India.
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But you hopefully won't be stuck listening to level 4003 fan noise for too long, unless you live in a really polluted place.
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So at times manually lowering the fan when it's only slightly polluted can reduce pollution levels quicker than just letting it blast away.
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But it's lost—polluted, even—behind the truth that skepticism is a tool for deniers to implement dangerous policies, regardless of almighty science.
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In fact, until 1993, researchers banned women from participating in [early] clinical trials, as it was believed female hormone fluctuations polluted medical data.
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The photographs are largely aerial views of large swaths of land altered by anthropogenic activity: polluted river basins, mining sites, thickly populated suburbs.
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The reddish color is due to rays of sunlight passing through Earth's dusty, polluted atmosphere as the moon falls into our planet's shadow.
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The move was punishment for the country running a doping operation that polluted sports by prioritizing "medals over morals," according to the IPC.
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The assets are based near the city of Norilsk, which has a reputation as one of the most-polluted places in the world.
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Fish from the most polluted sites could withstand concentrations 1,000 times higher than normally harmful levels, according to the paper published in Science.
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And since ink can be made with some questionable ingredients and polluted with mold or bacteria, ask your artist where they've gotten it.
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Researchers now better understand what happens in the brain when you breathe polluted air—and how that can lead to neurodegeneration years later.
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"Despite tremendous improvements in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region over the last five years, it still ranks as the most polluted," he added.
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But this ended up backfiring: Thanks to lax testing procedures, most diesel cars polluted far, far more than the newer, stricter regulations allowed.
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One conversation between a surfer and a businesswoman has led to a huge social media campaign to help clean up Britain's polluted beaches.
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Its vast network of once pristine rivers and lakes are now some of the most polluted among OECD countries, according to some experts.
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The disaster was considered one of Brazil's worst environmental disasters that killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless and polluted a major river.
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By presenting the filthy water in the form of a treat, Polluted Water Popsicles makes the city's waste problem that much more offensive.
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Government officials say India's cities - 230 of which are among the 21 most polluted in the world - desperately need the $266.479 billion makeover.
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According to the AP, the budget would slash funding for cleaning up polluted sites and ending the Climate Change Research and Partnership Programs.
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Meanwhile, the Corps claims it has no choice but to pump the lake's polluted water into the estuaries, but that's simply not true.
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Norilsk is a heavily polluted industrial city and it's home to Norilsk Nickel, a mining giant that has a nickel smelting plant upstream.
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In the meantime, it started drawing water from the Flint River — a waterway polluted with high levels of industrial waste and agricultural runoff.
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The U.S. attorney for Minnesota has charged a German ship owner with dumping polluted water into the Great Lakes, Minnesota Public Radio reports.
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If that happens, they say, the companies will probably have to liquidate, leaving little money to fund reclamations and clean up polluted water.
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Transport and Environment named Mallorca the second-most polluted port in Europe in 2017, with cruise ships emitting 28 tons of sulfur oxide.
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Their diets are similar, children in both groups have little exposure to tobacco smoke or polluted air, and both groups forbid indoor pets.
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Air pollution and climate change Polluted air kills 7 million people every year and about 90% of people now breathe it, WHO said.
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Houston, the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and the region around El Paso all made the list of the top 25 most polluted cities.
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Electricity is available for only about four hours a day, and 75% of coastal waters are polluted because sewage treatment plants sit idle.
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New York has curbed its pollution rates since the 20th century, but polluted air still causes an estimated 2,700 premature deaths every year.
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Due to climate change, more people will also be diagnosed with asthma and other allergy-related respiratory conditions and saddled with polluted air.
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Every wind farm or solar field displaces some other form of power generation (usually coal or natural gas) that would have polluted more.
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Read more: Photos show what daily life is really like inside Chernobyl's exclusion zone, one of the most polluted areas in the world
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Furthermore, investigators concluded that the polluted river, which sees nearly constant leaks of mining waste, returned to its pre-spill quality days afterward.
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The town is now battling a foreign chemical company for just compensation to buy out the remaining homes in this highly polluted area.
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But the breach, scientists say, has breathed new life into the bay, flushing in fresh ocean water and pulling out polluted bay water.
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"We need this website to find fresh water, because of how polluted water is becoming," wrote one user on Live Spring's Facebook page.
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The EWG's "health standard" is 1 ppb, which makes it seem like my water is more than 30 times too polluted with chloroform.
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Summer temperatures now reach as high as 23800 degrees Fahrenheit, and Ahvaz sits at the very top of WHO's World's Most Polluted Cities.
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Outside of extreme events, the agency administers the cleanup of some of the most polluted sites in the country under the Superfund program.
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In a decade, China went from zero to 125,000 kilometers of high-speed rail, making living outside polluted cities like Shanghai a possibility.
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If you are using an air-conditioner, make sure it is recirculating rather than drawing polluted air from the outside, Dr. Moline said.
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The city sits in a river valley basin, surrounded by steep hills that can trap both heat and polluted air over the region.
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During a severely polluted day, Mr. Rangi said the man ran outside, clutched his throat and could not stop crying before he collapsed.
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A vast ground-floor installation composed of liquor bottle caps and copper wire, it resembles a polluted wave engulfing the earth below it.
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Once among the most polluted cities in the country, Pittsburgh today is increasingly rebuilding around greener medical complexes, research universities and tech offices.
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He is also, in the context of the polluted scheme of things, the inevitable culmination of every leader who has gone before him.
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The congressional vote to overturn the Stream Protection Rule will move us in the direction of polluted water from sea to shining sea.
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Publishing ideas outside the mainstream can make an author incredibly vulnerable; the web is polluted with a culture of toxicity that invites attacks.
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Trump won't make America great again, but Pruitt, who clearly has Trump's full backing, can do a lot to make it polluted again.
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China's cities rank among the most polluted in the world, with Hotan and Kashgar in the top 20 according to an IQAir report.
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Doyle and her colleagues plan to keep observing polluted white dwarfs to build an even more robust model of the contents of exoplanets.
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It's also the subject of my forthcoming book, coauthored with Ryan Milner, titled You Are Here: A Field Guide for Navigating Polluted Information.
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Another study finds that while white people largely cause air pollution, blacks and Latinos are more likely to breathe in that polluted air.
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In recent years, there has even been concern that academics' research and policy advice are polluted by their business ties or speaking fees.
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"We came here to entertain the children, even though the sea is polluted," she told Reuters as the dirty surf lapped close by.
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But it is the impact on public health of polluted drinking water that can bring on a crisis with the most tragic consequences.
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However, a by-product of the proliferation of bot traffic is that data, which drives key tactical and strategic decisions, can become polluted.
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Many infectious diseases—from cholera and typhoid through river blindness and malaria, are directly or indirectly transmitted through polluted or stagnant water supplies.
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The most recent air pollution data from WHO released in March gave India the distinction of having the world's 10 most polluted cities.
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My kitchen now has a dual-fan ventilation system, and the space is far less polluted than it was before the Airthinx arrived.
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Read more: The world's most polluted cities Just 2% of South Korea's energy sector is currently renewable, the International Energy Agency tells CNN.
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The reservoir was not polluted and tap water on the island is safe to drink, the paper said, citing the Shanghai Water Authority.
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Residents of proud and prosperous cities, like Maracaibo and Cabimas, are left to look through garbage piles and oil-polluted waters to survive.
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Whether from polluted air or heavy cigarette smoking, the fastest-growing cause of death in New York during the 1960s was pulmonary emphysema.
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The activists in St. James Parish oppose the project because they don't want their community to become more polluted than it already is.
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Students were incredulous at the shortsighted and callous ways in which European settlers polluted their own waterways, clear cut forests and destroyed ecosystems.
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To make matters worse, corals with plastic on them were 20 times more likely to be diseased than those that were not polluted.
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John Kellett worked near the city's heavily polluted harbor for many years — an "ugly piece of water" to most visitors, as he recalls.
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I want my grandkids to be able to walk down the streets of Pittsburgh and breathe less polluted air than my own children.
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Delhi is already one of the world's most polluted cities thanks to emissions from coal-fired power plants, diesel engines, and industrial factories.
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The latter scenario could help Hidalgo win re-election, despite her own unpopularity due to the congested streets and polluted air of Paris.
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The military polluted the City of Newburgh's water — but their clean-up is "lagging" The military polluted the City of Newburgh's water — but their clean-up is "lagging" A chemical spill more than two decades ago at an Air National Guard base located 60 miles north of New York City is at the center of a water crisis in the City of Newburgh.
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But she was also left with the responsibility to clean up several acres of land that had been polluted by tenants over the decades.
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Climate pollutants lead to more smog in polluted areas, expanded ranges of tropical diseases, more intense storms and sea-level rise, among other damages.
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At 0003 globally on the AirVisual list, Wuhan, in northeastern China, is not among China's most polluted cities, but residents aren't taking any chances.
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Water from wells - many of them hard to reach because of the fighting - is polluted and can be used only for washing, Yousef said.
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Windsurfers will compete in a more polluted area, but the government says it's fine since they won't be exposed to the water as much.
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The region is home to scores of huge petrochemicals facilities along with dozens of heavily polluted Superfund sites, many of which have been flooded.
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"This was one of the dirtiest and most polluted areas of Bogotá," he said, strolling down the corridor in the industrial neighborhood, Puente Aranda.
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Entering Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley,' an industrial, polluted stretch of land between train tracks and a twisting river, might not be good for your health.
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Mills in some cities, including top steel producer Tangshan, have been ordered to cut capacity by as much as 50 percent in polluted days.
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Textile manufacturing takes a heavy toll on the environment, from the pesticides used to grow cotton to the polluted water created by dye runoff.
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"The goal is to change the current status quo of polluted cities, smog and ineffective, inconvenient and overpriced transportation modes together!" says the company.
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