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1 pollution of rivers / seas, etc.
Загрязнение рек / морей и т.п.Politics english-russian dictionary > pollution of rivers / seas, etc.
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2 pollution
nto protect from pollution — защищать ( окружающую среду) от загрязнения
- air pollutionto tackle industrial pollution — браться за проблему загрязнения окружающей среды промышленными отходами
- chemical pollution
- environmental pollution
- industrial pollution
- level of environmental pollution
- man-made pollution
- marine pollution
- nuclear pollution
- pollution of rivers / seas, etc.
- prevention of environmental pollution
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3 pollution abatement
снижение загрязнения окружающей среды
(с помощью мер, мероприятий по уменьшению или предотвращению загрязнения)
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снижение уровня загрязнения
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pollution abatement
The reduction in degree or intensity of pollution in soil, rivers, lakes, seas, atmosphere, etc. (Source: PHC / LANDY)
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