Significados de pollute waterways en inglés

After rinsing, the plastic beads pollute waterways and oceans, where they can be eaten by marine life and end up in the human food chain.

Opposition parties have condemned them as being too weak to clean up polluted waterways.

Chinese and foreign media have regularly identified "cancer villages" along polluted waterways.

The organisation's water spokesperson, Chris Allen, said introducing tougher rules would not improve polluted waterways.

One of the country's most polluted waterways is about to receive a long overdue makeover.

A Northland farming leader is urging Fonterra to start penalising dairy farmers now for polluting waterways.

The number of dairy farmers flouting rules around polluting waterways has dropped to its lowest recorded level.

Opened in the 1960s, it was polluting waterways and making land unusable for farmers in the area.

Much more polluted waterways, like London's Thames, have been able to turn their water quality around, he said.

And he manages to end on a hopeful note, despite warnings about polluted waterways, and species facing extinction.

To do so, they must navigate the Malacca Strait, one of the world's busiest and most polluted waterways.

The Green Party has come under fire for suggesting local authorities aren't prosecuting farmers often enough for polluting waterways.

The report shows for the first time in nearly 30 years the proportion of polluted waterways has been reduced.

Skinner said it was scary to hear Owhiro Bay is only one of many dangerously polluted waterways in the region.

Mr Robertson said expenditure of that scale over that timeframe was more palatable than having "seriously polluted waterways".

OceanaGold denies the risks, even though gold mining is notorious for polluting waterways with arsenic, mercury and other toxic metals.