Sentence examples for cheaper pollution from inspiring English sources
Until last summer, the European Union, driven by strong public sentiment, had staunchly opposed allowing a country to get credit towards its emissions targets by investing in cheaper pollution cleanup projects overseas.
By regulating only new plants, however, the government passed up the opportunity to achieve fairly cheap pollution control at plants that were, in fact, easy to retrofit.
For a site symbolising a future that will either poison our countryside or bring us unlimited amounts of cheap, pollution-free energy, Elswick is a distinctly underwhelming destination for a visit.
Billboards flash pollution levels.
The accompanying clean development mechanism (CDM) was born so that companies in the industrialized world could purchase ultra-cheap carbon pollution credits from developing nations to offset their continued pollution at home.
As an abundant, cheap and pollution-free renewable energy resource, solar energy offers a great alternative to conventional fossil resources and is expected to play an increasingly significant role in our global energy future.
They argue that reducing production from cheap but pollution-intensive coal will make for more expensive electricity.
Major polluters in the South and the Middle West have found it cheaper to buy pollution credits instead of cutting toxic emissions that have blown downwind into New York and contributed to the state's acid rain problem.
"They've finally realized that it's cheaper to prevent pollution than clean it up".
But if you said to the same sample that ambitious climate progress would mean "continued economic growth, an end to air pollution, cheaper gas, and billions of dollars of new exports for California industries" the supportive numbers among Republicans would probably jump from a plurality to a super-majority.
They know that their cheap gas fosters pollution, traffic, contraband fuel smuggling across the Colombian border, and a wider culture of waste and inefficiency.
