Sentence examples for coal policy from inspiring English sources

What this means is that we've ended up with a coal policy that's totally incoherent.

Greenpeace has been protesting India's coal policy, citing damage to forests in central India.

"The British government has not caught up with reality," Kathrin Gutmann, Cane's coal policy coordinator told the Guardian.

While people a century ago didn't know about the risks of polluting the atmosphere when burning coal, policy makers today know exactly the risks of storing nuclear waste.

The findings would be given to government next year and would be used to develop a state government coal policy for the approval of future projects.

After about an hour of demonstrations outside the ministry's headquarters, the group was invited into the minister's office, a spokeswoman said, where they presented him with petitions signed by 112,000 people asking for changes in India's coal policy.

Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal "disputed the formula used by the auditor to estimate the hypothetical loss and said the government had been 'transparent' in its coal policies," Mr. Bajaj wrote.

India's coal minister, Sriprakash Jaiswal, disputed the formula used by the auditor to estimate the hypothetical loss and said the government had been "transparent" in its coal policies.

Howard Frumkin, dean of the School of Public Health at the University of Washington, said a "strong point" of the study was its basis in the "natural experiment" resulting from China's disparate coal policies.

The most dramatic changes with respect to energy policies have occurred as a response to nuclear accidents, yet the accidental and unintended effects of coal policies are also important in influencing the trajectory.

Look closely at the new coal policies, and you'll see the banks aren't rushing to change that. .