"environmental oversight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the monitoring and supervision of activities that may impact the environment. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as government regulations, corporate responsibilities, or community initiatives. Example: The company's environmental oversight program has been praised for its strict adherence to sustainable practices.
For foreign companies, the project also means less environmental oversight.
The idea is to divide the agency into three parts — one responsible for leasing, another for fee collections and a separate division for environmental oversight.
Mr. Salazar announced last week that he intended to break it into three parts to handle leasing and oil extraction, safety and environmental oversight, and revenue collection.
There were countless fires, leaks and accidents at Rocky Flats; after decades of weapons production, and little environmental oversight, the area was profoundly contaminated.
More controversially, Mr. Shuster also included a rider in the bill intended to speed construction by letting it bypass federal environmental oversight.
But many of those he has named at Interior, E.P.A. and other agencies with environmental oversight have corporate backgrounds and appear skeptical of the regulatory process.
Because of these structural inequities, tribal jurisdictions are attractive to corporations seeking a lesser degree of environmental regulation, oversight, and enforcement than are imposed by state governments.
Harper had previously become a real darling with environmentalists over his government's willingness to relax environmental regulations and oversight, and side heavily with industry.
Debate over issues of food and environmental safety, regulatory oversight, and welfare of the farming community as a whole are likely to continue as GE technology moves forward with new crops, new traits and new adopting countries.
From environmental protection to bank oversight, the rule book has steadily thickened in recent years.
The U.S. moratorium was supposed to run through Nov. 30, but the administration has been working on changes designed to improve safety, oversight and environmental protection standards.
