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Based from the said figure, 65% are classified as "pollutive" industries.

Tax all car journeys for their pollutive and anti-social behaviour.

Such a study would be limited to students with low blood pressure, inasmuch as learning about the pollutive personality could produce fatal outrage.

Also, the owners had agreed to a compromise - only half the output would be primary aluminum, the most pollutive in the production cycle.

A staff psychologist reports you saw lesbians, excrement, and a pollutive gas vehicle in various inkblots.

For instance, light that accidentally crosses a property boundary and annoys a neighbor is generally wasted and pollutive light.

By re-assessing and changing the light sources used, it is often possible to reduce energy use and pollutive effects while simultaneously greatly improving efficiency and visibility.

The inherent perspective of replacing pollutive and energy-intensive processes of exploitation and manufacturing by remanufacturing complies with a cradle-to-cradle approach.

They sent out huge and pollutive clouds of blue and billowing oilsmoke behind them--cough, cough, gag, gag, let me breathe.

Emissions trading basically refers to the trading of emissions allowances (carbon credits) between one regulated entity and a less pollutive entity.

This was done in order to diversify the company's fuel sources, expand its generating capacity, and to modernize its energy generation by moving away from less efficient, more pollutive coal.

These studies have calculated declines in total organic carbon and chlorophyll a and phaeopigment accumulation, positioning A. mollis as an effective tool to avoid, restore and control pollutive impacts of coastal bivalve aquaculture.

Hydraulic hybrids use many of the same principles as electric hybrids, but instead of using potentially pollutive (and heavy) batteries, they use lightweight components and clean fluid to power the vehicle while it's at slow speeds.

Across Europe there is a general movement away from pollutive scourers; in Britain this year, for example, 30 per cent of textile and clothing manufacturers will be using biodegradable agents and, by next year, estimate Friends of the Earth, this will rise to 80 per cent.