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Meanings of environmental pollutants in inglés

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загрязнитель
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contaminante ambiental
catalán
contaminant

Substance or energy source damaging to the environment.

contaminante ambiental
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Examples for "pollutants"
Examples for "pollutants"
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Air pollutants from residential solid fuel combustion are attracting growing public concern.
Pubmed
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The rule covers global warming pollutants including carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide.
Reuters
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Most of the acronyms refer to pesticides - or 'environmental chemical pollutants'.
The Guardian
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The vehicles had emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
Reuters
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It removes all four common indoor air pollutants as well as ammonia.
The South African
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However, increases in other pollutant gases associated with traffic are causing concern.
The Irish Times
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These measuring stations do not measure the particular source of any pollutant.
The Guardian
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The pollutant also plagues many cities in Europe and around the world.
The Guardian
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Tropospheric ozone is the main atmospheric pollutant that causes damages to trees.
Pubmed
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Fishery officials believe the kill was caused by an industrial pollutant discharge.
The Irish Times
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Although macroplastics are a clearly visible environmental pollutant, they are only part of the problem.
The South African
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Phenol, a common environmental pollutant, was used to assess the evaluation efficacy of this method.
Pubmed
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Formaldehyde is a toxin and carcinogen that is both an environmental pollutant and an endogenous metabolite.
Pubmed
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Background: Cadmium, a persistent and widespread environmental pollutant, has been associated with kidney function impairment and several diseases.
Pubmed
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are significant environmental pollutant that can lead to cancer and endocrine system disrupting.
Pubmed
Usage of environmental pollutants in inglés
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Gills are considered a key player in organism defenses against environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Polychlorinated biphenyls are environmental pollutants that are toxic to many biological systems.
Pubmed
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This retrospective study investigated the effect of environmental pollutants on male reproductive health.
Pubmed
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Further studies are needed to consider micronutrients status and exposure to environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Dioxin and dioxin-like compounds are among the most prevalent and toxic environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Prenatal life is the most sensitive stage of human development to environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Exposures to environmental pollutants in utero may increase the risk of adverse health effects.
Pubmed
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A second area of application is monitoring for environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Biochars function as electron transfer mediators and thus catalyze redox transformations of environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Factors such as genetics, environmental pollutants, lifestyle issues and irritating products play into the condition.
Ebony
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The spore-based system will likely prove useful for remediation of other environmental pollutants as well.
Pubmed
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And some environmental pollutants also add to the risk.
News.com.au
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Sulfite is also formed from exposure to sulfur dioxide, one of the major environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Placenta and umbilical cord blood are important media for investigating maternal-fetal exposure to environmental pollutants.
Pubmed
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Background: Epidemiological studies indicate environmental pollutants to be involved in the increase in the prevalence of allergic diseases.
Pubmed
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Objective: To describe the current state of environmental health research on children exposed to environmental pollutants in Latin America.
Pubmed
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Translations for environmental pollutants
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contaminant
Environmental pollutants across language varieties
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