Sentence examples for emitting pollution from inspiring English sources

We cannot just stop emitting pollution and think this problem will immediately go away.

In many cases local basic engineering firms can be trained to remove toxic soils to landfills and to teach miners, lead battery recyclers and others how to work without emitting pollution.

3. Motor vehicles emit pollution.

Before its passage in 1970, there were few constraints on businesses that emitted pollution as a byproduct of their operations.

Perhaps the better President to emulate is George H. W. Bush, who recognized the power of markets when he signed legislation, in 1990, that forced companies to pay for the right to emit pollution linked to acid rain.

Mr. Schregardus also opposed lawsuits filed by the federal government during the Clinton administration against power plants, many of them in the Midwest, which emit pollution that drifts toward the Northeast.

Ms. Hamel, who was leading the negotiations for Massachusetts, said Mr. Romney's chief of staff, Beth Myers, insisted that Mr. Romney would sign on only if the deal included a limit on what power plants would have to pay to emit pollution — a condition that New York and several other states opposed.

Each emits pollution that drifts across state borders, and degrades air quality in New York.

Plus, push reel mowers leave lawns looking professionally manicured, and they don't emit pollution.

"Their engines are now more efficient, which means they can burn thicker fuels, so they are emitting more pollution.

Many residents of new houses built beyond green belts will end up commuting further to work, creating more traffic and emitting more pollution.