Sentence examples similar to clean up plants from inspiring English sources

The stalwart residents who remained refused to let others dictate how they should live, and began to clean up, planting gardens and painting murals on the wasted buildings around them.

That means a developer wanting to build a new plant has to find another plant to clean up.

Teresa Mills, director of the Buckeye Environmental Network, which helps communities wage environmental challenges and supported the buyout, said that in the end, the buyout was easier than trying to force the plant to clean up.

The technology to clean up these plants already exists; some of it has been around for decades.

But even the most defiant among them must see that the time has come to clean up their plants.

Will Mr Alexander insist that the TVA clean up its plants, and its books, without raising prices?

The amount the company has committed to spend to clean up its plants -- $1.2 billion -- also sets a record for actions brought under the federal Clean Air Act.

But the E.P.A. has tightened rules for drinking water in recent years, leading to pressure on the city to clean up the plants.

The report is one more reason for state and federal officials to keep pressing their legal and regulatory efforts to force the Midwestern polluters to clean up their plants.

But further significant reductions have been hard to come by, partly because of friendly court decisions and partly because the George W. Bush administration declined to use its Clean Air Act authority to clean up older plants.

It was also a predictable result of Congress's failure to enact climate change legislation that would have placed a price on emissions and given businesses compelling economic reasons to clean up their plants and develop new technologies.