Sentence examples for emission guidelines from inspiring English sources
The Environmental Protection Agency's "Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources: Electric Utility Generating Units," 80 Fed.
As a clutch of environmental activists and Hollywood actors applauded, Mr. Davis signed a bill establishing emission guidelines for automobiles sold in California, proclaiming it an environmental milestone.
Unfortunately, EPA's Proposed Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources; Electrical Utility Generating Units ("Proposed Rule") falls short when measured against that framework.
The federal EPA recently proposed CO2 emission guidelines for existing power plants.
However, Reliance reapplied for the loan under tighter emission guidelines, promising to "offset" 26.4m tonnes of annual carbon dioxide emissions produced by the plant through renewable power projects.
Environmental Protection Agency EPAAdministratortor Gina McCarthy signs new emission guidelines during an announcement of a plan to cut carbon dioxide emissions from power plants by 30percentt by 2030, Monday, June 2, 2014, at EPA headquarters in Washington.
But the Clean Power Plan is textbook cooperative federalism: EPA establishes the emission reduction targets in its emission guideline.
The article also said the ship must burn low-sulphur fuel in port and close to some coasts; it can also use abatement technologies to meet emissions guidelines.
The true solution to reducing emissions is maximizing voluntary measures that are already proved to make a difference and creating international emissions guidelines through the International Civil Aviation Organization.
"The methodology should be flexible enough to accommodate state plans that differ in manner of regulation from those described by EPA in its emissions guidelines," the comments say.
For existing sources, EPA issues emissions guidelines, see 40 C. F. R. §60.22 ,.23 2009); in compliance with those guidelines and subject to federal oversight, the States then issue performance standards for stationary sources within their jurisdiction, §7411(d)(1).
