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depollute

[dee-puh-loot] / ˌdi pəˈlut /


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Work to depollute a noxious lagoon in front of the Olympic Park is held up in a legal dispute, unlikely to be ready for the start of the Games.

From Washington Post May 15, 2015

Companies must invest $5.4 billion, including $520 million within five years for depolluting the bay.

From Seattle Times Jul. 13, 2021

Among other recommendations: industries should be taxed to pay for pollution controls, but the main cost of depolluting the nation should be borne by the consumer.

From Time Magazine Archive




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