The sole purpose of that trust would be to clean up water pollution and reclaim the mines.
From an environmental standpoint, Mr. Yoshikuni said, seaweed can help to clean up water by absorbing pollution and waste from agricultural fertilizers, municipal solid waste and seafood production.
A fifth company, Hydroglobe, is bringing to the world market the expertise it developed helping to clean up water at Picatinny Arsenal, a weapons testing center near Dover.
Even if we attach the same preference to environmental spending, it is conceivable that the Mexican priority will be to clean up water while we would want to clean up air".
But these measures will never make high-quality food as cheap as industrial food, some of which will only get more expensive if we take the steps needed to civilize feedlots, clean up water and protect farmworkers from exploitation.
For the first time, he and other city water managers are lobbying Congress to put money in the farm bill to clean up water pollution at its source, the fields and livestock pens.
Ms. Dominguez of NASA said a program to clean up water contaminated with 1 part per billion would cost four times as much as a program for 32 parts per billion, though the differences in health risks are minimal.
So Men's Journal has asked me to assemble initiatives — at various scales — this administration could undertake in its second term to conserve open space and ecosystems, clean up water and air, limit deforestation or erosion, blunt emissions of greenhouse gases and the like.
In an attempt to resolve the political quagmire over water quality, Governor Lawton Chiles introduced a bill in 1994 to clean up water within the EAA that was being released to the lower Everglades.
She rolled down the window and shouted to the children, "I'm with you all the way!" Birmingham's fire department refused orders from Connor to turn the hoses on demonstrators again, and waded through the basement of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church to clean up water from earlier fire-hose flooding.
