Sentence examples for environmental budget from inspiring English sources

Economic and environmental budget offices alike have been mapping roads to ruin since the days of Malthus.

Indeed, this trend has been reconfirmed in a very recent survey by Darbra et. al. [24] showing that the 93% of the surveyed ports had an environmental policy, 64% had a specific environmental budget and 64% were accredited by recognized organizations with environmental standards such as Port Environmental Review System PERSS) and ISO 14001.

LCA refers to environmental-impact concerns across all aspects of our business, including the chief engineer's environmental budget during the development stage; the environmental impact during the production and distribution; the total cost of operation of the vehicle during its lifetime on the road; and, of course, the recycling of all a vehicle's components at the end of its useful service.

But recent cuts to environmental budgets make the situation more challenging.

Almost all state environmental budgets have been in decline since the start of the recession, said R. Steven Brown, executive director of the Environmental Council of the States, which works with environmental agencies across the country.

David Guest, the managing attorney for the Florida office of Earthjustice, a national environmental law firm, said Governor Scott's budget was "the most radical anti-environmental budget" he had seen in two decades of environmental work.

It is therefore unknown how the extensive European agri-environmental budget for conservation on farmland contributes to the policy objectives to halt biodiversity decline.

From pushing the Safe Chemicals Act to blocking anti-environmental budget riders, you need to be informed!

And even under Obama's progressive environmental policies, budget cuts have made it harder for regulators to police pollution violations.

As governor, Mrs. Whitman was criticized for cutting New Jersey's environmental enforcement budget and relying too heavily on voluntary compliance.

The land along the Duck River was to have been used for the Columbia Dam project, which was scrapped in 1983 because of concerns about its environmental and budget consequences.