polluted

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• There wasn’t a strong connection between the age of a station and how polluted it was.

• If it could be successfully recycled one day, that same polluted source would be valuable to a region like ours that’s prone to drought.

• What makes this ever more complicated is the fact that because the water gets polluted in Mexico, the United States doesn’t know what’s in it.

• A remote mountain that some consider pristine is polluted with microplastics, she says.

• The state forester, Peter Daugherty, has denied any direct connection exists between clear-cutting and polluted drinking water.

• In fact, commercial fishing has been suspended entirely because the lake is considered polluted.

• Instead, he wanted viewers to grasp that “this spring from which Mother Courage drank death was a polluted one.”

• Wetlands protected under the “Clean Water Act of 1972” are being polluted with birch beer precursor chemicals.

• We know exactly which leaking tank polluted drinking water in southern West Virginia earlier this year.

• “Sometimes I worry what these polluted bodies are doing to the environment, too,” he says.

• Her prophets are senseless, men without faith: her priests have polluted the sanctuary, they have acted unjustly against the law.