Sentence examples for air quality controls from inspiring English sources
Reopening it would require multiple liners, water and air quality controls and numerous permits and environmental reviews.
Citing the Sept. 11 attack, the Pataki administration has asked Congress to waive federal air quality controls on New York's transportation projects for four years.
Now the White House wants to expand that approach, replacing existing air quality controls and applying "emissions trading" to other pollutants.
Dr Oliver Wild, an atmospheric scientist at Lancaster University in the UK said: "The study really brings home the need for air quality controls to avoid these additional deaths, particularly in heavily populated parts of Asia".
As a result of progressive air quality controls in, for instance, the transportation sector, subsectors like marine shipping may become attractive for natural gas in the form of LNG going forward.
In all activities involving dusts exposure, prevention measures should be improved and air quality controls imposed, either by containment dust transmission throughout the work environment, or by using general or local exhaust ventilation to remove the dusty air.
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He wants Travers and his colleagues to explore London having greater autonomy over skills training, housing, business rates, policing, health, and air quality control as well.
Simon thernton-Woodirectorirectof of science and learning at the RHS, said: "Gardens, like parks, are the green lungs of cities, improving air quality, controlling air temperature and flood risk and providing a haven for wildlife.
The company is also a leader in producing power plants for electricity production including in the nuclear sector and air quality control systems.
"A place-based approach to air quality regulation, that's the next horizon," said Jason Grumet, the executive director of Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management, an interstate association of the air quality control divisions of the six New England states and New York and New Jersey.
