(3) the easing of restrictions placed to protect our water from pollution and to halt climate change in order to promote environmentally unfriendly, fossil-fuel based industries.
She earned her environmental credentials mainly in the area of conservation, which is more the province of the Interior Department, but critics say her administration has also done much to weaken regulations and ease enforcement of pollution standards, which constitute the primary mission of the E.P.A.
He said carpenters would benefit from other Bush proposals, like oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and easing air pollution rules to speed renovations of power plants.
Recent high levels of air pollution over parts of the UK could ease of Friday as "clean Atlantic air" blows in, according to forecasters.
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But if she does not, she'll face another kind of explosion; any action that could be seen as Whitman's easing off on pollution control to please energy industries could be devastating to her -- and the White House -- politically.
The study already estimates that it would divert 10percentt of the 35,000 large trucks that flow into the city each day, easing pollution and wear on the roads.
Ordinary people inside China, however, are sure to be bitterly disappointed that it will be a very long time before those results translate into any easing of local air pollution.(Picture credit: Peter Parks/AFP).
1. Declare No Driving Days -- By reducing our own CO2 emissions, we decrease our carbon imprint and ease the pollution, warming, and acidification of our oceans.
But that resulted in notably cleaner air during the Beijing Olympics, and as those restrictions were eased, the pollution returned".
