Sentence examples for air quality enforcement from inspiring English sources

Similar campaigns are being waged across the country, as Ian Urbina reported in The Times recently In Louisiana, the powerful chemical industry is unhappy with the Tulane Law School clinic, which has sued to increase air quality enforcement in the state.

"This may be one of the largest air quality enforcement efforts ever," said Marc Carey, a spokesman for Dennis C. Vacco, the New York State Attorney General, who has been seeking to join the negotiations because of their importance in controlling the region's smog.

The leader of an association of air-quality enforcement agencies welcomed the proposal.

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It is a response to a suit brought by the Tulane Law School clinic on behalf of an environmental group against federal and state environmental regulators, seeking greater enforcement of air quality standards in the Baton Rouge area.

Industry initially balked at the demand, but relented after air quality officials dropped a federal enforcement requirement.

The House voted today to block enforcement of strict new air quality standards, erasing for now a long list of cities and counties that stood to lose money because they did not measure up.

The report also showcased a split in the agency between political officials in the air quality office, which Mr. Holmstead leads, and lawyers charged with enforcement, including some who have left the agency in frustration.

The Clean Air Act revisions of 1990 strengthened the EPA's enforcement of stringent regulations aimed at improving air quality to benefit the nation's health, with the added benefit of reducing medical costs.

Joe Martens, commissioner of New York's Department of Environmental Conservation, defended the record of his agency, which eventually set up high-tech air quality monitors that documented extremely elevated benzene levels, leading to the  enforcement actions.

Despite these obstacles, an increasing number of local housing and health code enforcement agencies are adopting local ordinances to improve indoor air quality (Environmental Law Institute 2003), and foundations have increasingly championed "green" communities (Enterprise Foundation 2004).