Sentence examples similar to border pollution from inspiring English sources

Global public goods, such as free trade and lower cross-border pollution, will be harder to sustain.

Cal Mex was designed to provide insight into trans-border pollution transport in the Tijuana San Diego area overlapping the last stage of project Cal-Nex.

The first is that the agency had required states to come up with implementation plans for curbing cross-border pollution before it gave them the yardsticks necessary to evaluate such plans, as required by the law.

In Europe a wider-ranging, cross-border pollution exchanging system is at work.

The bill would also weaken the rights of states to sue neighboring states for cross-border pollution (as North Carolina has done) and to create state regulations that are tougher than national ones (as California has done).

Dedina said he attended a meeting with IBWC officials last week at which he and other local officials were told by Acting Commissioner Jose Nuñez that municipalities in the San Diego region would have to pony up more money to help address the issue of cross-border pollution.

And as a result, could it influence the decisions they make on border disputes, pollution or climate change?

Meanwhile, Singapore has proposed a law which would allow it to fine foreign companies for causing cross-border air pollution.

A nemesis of the administrative state, he has frequently voted against the Environmental Protection Agency, arguing that programs to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions and cross-border air pollution went further than the law allowed; in each case he took an overly narrow view of the statute.

-- California state lawmakers and Mexican officials met on Friday to discuss how to tackle cross-border water pollution in the Tijuana River.

Federal officials and some trucking and commerce representatives said the agreement would streamline cross-border trade, reduce pollution and lower prices for consumers.