Примеры использования To pollutants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was suggested to refer to pollutants in waste and waste water.
Plant stress: this is a measure of the variation in chlorophyll content in living plants,in response to pollutants.
Poverty is associated with malnutrition,exposure to pollutants and lack of access to clean water and sanitation.
This threshold was applied only to the intentional manufacture, process and use of pollutants, and not to pollutants in by-products.
The Guidebook should be adapted with regard to pollutants and source nomenclature to meet the future needs of inventories.
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Currently there is no requirement in Chapter 5.4 of the UN Model Regulations for the supplementary description relating to pollutants to be added in transport documents.
Exposure of the populations of the Claimants to pollutants from the oil well fires and oil spills in Kuwait and to hostilities and various acts of violence.
An assessment to identify possible pathways by which people were exposed to pollutants, and the likely amounts of exposure;
The analysis of gills, gonads, kidney, gastrointestinal tract, andeye tissue should be eliminated because it may only provide a minimal increase in information on exposure of fish to pollutants.
Saudi Arabia has indicated neither the locations within the Al-Hassa region where crops were exposed to pollutants from the oil well fires, nor the size of the areas planted with crops.
The vulnerability of the aquifer systems to pollutants is dependent on a number of factors, including soil type, characteristics and thickness of materials in the unsaturated zone, depth to groundwater and recharge to the aquifer.
In its written response,Iraq argues that Iran lacks adequate baseline data against which to compare the health effects allegedly caused by exposure to pollutants from the oil fires.
Above all children, whose immune system is still developing,react sensitively to pollutants in indoor air and may suffer irritation of the mucous membranes, headaches, asthma, and allergies as a result.
Some consideration of socio-economic conditions(but not effects) will be necessary if human health effects are to be addressed adequately, including effects on vulnerable groups andconsidering effects besides those arising from exposure to pollutants.
Any rules regarding aquifers andaquifer systems should take account of their susceptibility to pollutants and the length of time required for aquifers to clean themselves as compared to surface waters.
In particular, exposure to pollutants such as particulate matter(PM) and ozone has been found to be associated with increases in hospital admissions for cardiovascular and respiratory disease and Particulate matter.
Iran states that the reduction in the quality of crops produced in the Southern Provinces in 1991 was caused by exposure of crops to pollutants from the oil well fires in Kuwait and the resulting adverse environmental conditions.
In particular, exposure to pollutants such as particulate matter(PM) and ozone has been found to be associated with increases in hospital admissions for cardiovascular and respiratory disease and mortality in many cities in Europe and other continents.
The concept of groundwater vulnerability is derived from the assumption that the physical environment may provide some degree of protection of groundwater against natural and human impacts,especially with regard to pollutants entering the subsurface environment.
The Finnish part of the Expolis project,which measured exposure to pollutants in cities, found that unemployed people's personal exposure to fine particulate matter was almost three times that of employed subjects.
However, the environmental impact that wind power generates, is much lower when compared to energy from fossil fuel(oil), which causes a big environmental impact producing gaseous emissions which,in addition to pollutants, destroying ecosystems.
In addition, the exchange of information relating to pollutants, to the volume of water extracted and the authorizations and licences granted for the use of the groundwaters is of particular importance, so as to effectively monitor and assess the status of the groundwater body.
WHO currently makes no recommendation about the residential use of processed coal, but calls for future research to examine the content,emissions of, and exposure to pollutants, including toxic contaminants, in"clean" or"smokeless" coal.
There remains eight that ranked poor orvery poor because they were still subject to pollutants discharged from the hinterland and the discharge of untreated sewage from the Harbour areas that not yet covered by Stage Two of the Harbour Area Treatment Scheme.
WHO currently makes no recommendation aboutthe residential use of processed coal but calls for future research to examine the content of, emissions from and exposure to pollutants- including toxic contaminants- from the use of“clean” or“smokeless” coal.
Iran states that the inhabitants in 10 of its western provinces were exposed to pollutants from the oil well fires, such as smoke, black rain, oil mist and other toxic agents, in sufficient quantities to cause an increase in the number of treatments provided for 13 diseases in Iran in 1990 and 1991.
Iran seeks compensation in the amount of USD 3,717,688 for expenses incurred in the provision of medical treatment andhealth services to its general population due to an increase in the number of treatments provided for 13 diseases as a result of exposure to pollutants from the oil well fires in Kuwait.
With regard to pollutants, some countries(notably those which preferred the capacity-based thresholds for activities) preferred to use thresholds based on the amount of the pollutant released or waste transferred. Others(notably those which preferred the employee-based thresholds for activities) preferred to use thresholds based on the amount of the pollutant manufactured, processed or used.
Syria asserts that the results of the monitoring and assessment study demonstrate that there were 103,824 additional cases of respiratory diseases in 1991, and 790,989 additional cases of respiratory diseases between 1992 and1995 that were due to exposure of the population to pollutants from the oil well fires.
However, although the gradual replacement of old high polluting vehicles with new lower emission vehicles has already shown improvements in the air quality in many urban areas,the impact on human health of long exposure to pollutants in those areas and the fact that 60 to 80% of pollutant emissions in those areas are attributable to urban transport, makes it necessary to develop special measures in order to reduce pollution from transport in urban areas.