Ships are incredibly polluting, belching out millions of tons of greenhouse gases every year.
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And that was when those diesels were noisy and polluting, belching out black smoke.
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In Thailand, as in America, it is illegal to run a derelict scrapyard belching out cancerous smoke.
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In fact, taking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is not an alternative to belching out less greenhouse gas.
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Their vehicles are cobbled together from the husks of our now devastated civilisation, beasts of twisted metal, belching out smog.
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It is where rail commuters belching out of the Tower City Center found their connections; where Christmas trees dazzled and dignitaries opined.
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For generations, the economic engines of "progress" churned onward, belching out climate-disrupting tonnages of carbon-dioxide, methane, and other greenhouse gases.
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There is also no question that he has devoted much of his career to belching out racist invective and dividing the country.
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Environmentalists said it was impossible to adequately scrub outdoor air in the middle of a congested city where cars are belching out exhaust.
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Others point to the particularly toxic emissions from the rusty and inefficient old microbuses that chug around the city belching out black smoke behind them.
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These bumpy spots produced by, say, an underwater volcano belching out magma have more mass, and therefore a bigger gravitational pull, than valleys or flat regions.
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Canadians are currently among the world's biggest emitters per person, each of them belching out nearly three times more greenhouse gases than the average person in G20303 countries.
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The company's diesel engines did indeed deliver lower carbon emissions and better fuel economy, but at the cost of belching out noxious pollutants capable of shortening many lives.
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And for all the talk of public transit as the solution to pollution, it is common to see old busses belching out black smoke as they crawl along congested roads.
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Not only do these gigantic punctures in spacetime consume anything that passes their borders, they also enjoy belching out galaxy-coring blasts of radiation, which seems like bad news for cosmic hospitality.
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As he pulled out from the harbor near his home on Governador Island, he pointed to a half-dozen pipes, exposed at low tide, belching out human waste from the island's 300,000 residents.
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From Los Angeles and Denver to Philadelphia to New York City, our communities are suffering from an increasing annual number of bad-air days, as our cars and trucks continue belching out pollution.
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NASA astronaut Andrew Feustel — a current Space Station crewmember — snapped a photo of the volcano belching out a thick plume of steam tinged with a bit of ash from his post 250 miles above.
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As president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, a powerful industry trade group, Gary Shapiro has an important role in belching out plenty of that hot air—and he recently did just that.
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Because the pizzeria chimneys are so close to ground level, their emissions can have a much bigger effect on local health than the pollution belching out of taller smokestacks in factories and power plants.
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In 2017, a surge in smog levels prompted the government to tighten regulations on waste-to-energy plants and waste incineration facilities which were blamed for belching out polluting fumes, says Sung Nak-kuen of the Korea Waste Association.
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"The Federal Ministry of Environment has declared the air pollution in Port Harcourt an emergency situation and has subsequently issued a notice to temporarily shut down an asphalt processing plant...belching out thick smoke," the government said in a statement.
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" Trump's decision to honor Rush Limbaugh and have First Lady Melania Trump confer the Medal of Freedom on him during the speech alarmed Elliot Williams, who noted that Limbaugh "has devoted much of his career to belching out racist invective and dividing the country.
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In a scene somewhat inspired by Harry Potter, Kabir finds his superpower when an evil man is about to kill him, while Raka emerges as a zombie supervillain, whose blood is black and whose strength comes from inhaling the toxic fumes Malhotra's factories are belching out.
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Starting around late 2014, Future began a now-infamous megaproductive streak, belching out albums, mixtapes, collaborations, what have you, at an absurd rate that belies the lifestyle portrayed on record, for if he spends all that time in the studio, when would he ever find time to pop pills in the strip club while shuddering over the world's existential horror?
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Robert Lackenby, a 31-year-old foreman welder, from Heaton, was on deck when he heard shouts of fire and saw smoke belching out of the forepeak.
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Sports writers all over the country were intrigued by the symbols of the Smoke Eater name, and the stacks belching out a stream of smoke, high above the CM&S; (Consolidated Mining & Smelting) Smelter.
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Eruptions are recorded in 1902, 1970 and 1993. A report of smoke emission in 1877 may have confused clouds for volcanic activity. In 1914, the volcano was described to be "belching out clouds of smoke", although a report in 1971 indicated the absence of historical activity. These eruptions were accompanied by earthquake activity.
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The final section from to Worksop was reopened in 1998, with the old Bottom Station reopening as plain "Creswell". The local landscape had been very beautiful but during the 20th century it was scarred by a century of mining with the black, spoil tips of unwanted debris from miles underground, with the air-born pollution from the pit chimneys always belching out smoke, scarred by poor architecture and housing. Beyond the village, the landscape has two very unusual features: Creswell Crags and Markland Grips.
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Mary Bell Smith, who lived in Hartford during this period, recalls: > Every morning Hartford came to life at five o'clock with the shrill whistle > from the sawmill that signaled the new day. Before dawn, the big steam > boiler began belching out the steam which operated the sawmill for another > day. The bandsaw hummed, the cut-off saw screeched, and the drag-chain > rumbled as it carried trash, cull lumber, and sawdust up the conveyor to the > blazing furnace.Mary Bell Smith, In the Shadow of the White Rock (Boone, > N.C.: Minor's Publishing Company, 1979), 20-21.
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She pleads with him to believe that she really is dying, but it's only when she inadvertently reveals that the TARDIS is also dying and is belching out time waste over the Vortex that she grabs his attention. The Headhunter joins them and points out that something‘s happening on the beach and it smells suspiciously like a barbecue… Crassostrea order her troops to be careful not to burn the Keltans with their electro-spears. She tells Yanos the Molluscari need the waters of Orbis in order to spawn, but before they can do that they need to feast.
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With Freddie Steele now moved on to Mansfield Town, the simmering unrest continued with Neil Franklin eager to move his family away from the Stoke-on-Trent area for health reasons. The local air at this time was far from clean due to the pottery industry at its peak and with kilns belching out smoke and fumes. With Steele gone manager Bob McGrory searched for a replacement and went out and spent £3,000 on Verdi Godwin from Manchester City, hoping that he would help the club find their goalscoring touch. Franklin re-signed for the club in time for the 1949–50 season and his presence bolstered the defence whilst the forward line was struggling.
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Without the Doctor's influence she's leaking time waste, which is soiling the very fabric of the Vortex and rotting it away. With the Time Lords still in hiding, TARDISes are few and far between, which has inflated its value. The Headhunter has already sold the Doctor's TARDIS, but the buyer doesn’t want an ailing vessel that's belching out space-destroying matter in its wake, so she's come to find its former owner so he can regenerate the ship and transfer ownership to her. Lucie knows the Doctor would never do that – but the Headhunter reveals that Lucie still has a quantum-tipped time bullet inside her brain and she’ll only remove it if the Doctor co-operates. They’re due to arrive at their destination in tweenspace in 32 minutes… The Doctor tells Selta that Orbis's moon is unlike any other he's seen.
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