Sentence examples for environmental row from inspiring English sources

But on disembarking from his Boeing 757 airliner, Mr Trump stepped back into a major environmental row that has dogged the project from the beginning.

These two refrigerants for cars' air-conditioning systems are at the centre of an industrial and environmental row between the French government and Daimler, the German maker of Mercedes cars.

The land is most often cleared by burning, creating the dense and deadly haze clouds that drift across the island of Sumatra to Malaysia and Singapore, creating an almost annual diplomatic and environmental row.

The village of Balcombe in West Sussex has, until now, been best known as a pretty spot of about 2,000 residents but now finds itself at the centre of a national environmental row about the future of oil exploration.

The biggest row over environmental issues that the coalition government has yet faced escalated on Wednesday afternoon when Ed Miliband sent a letter to David Cameron calling on him to accept the recommendations of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).

She lost out to Dilma Rousseff, Lula's chief-of-staff, in a row over environmental licences to build hydroelectric power plants on the Madeira river, the Amazon's longest tributary.

Uncertainty: Uncertainties in ROW acquisition, environmental review, public acceptance, and political approval greatly affects an already complex highway planning process.

Global carbon emissions have now stayed flat for the third year in a row, prompting environmental experts to say they're "cautiously optimistic" about the future.

Random effects entering the full model included an inbred genotypic effect and the environmental effects of field, row, column, and blocks in each environment.

Matrices with samples in r rows and environmental variables in c columns were generated for water (31 × 13) and sediment (13 × 12) data.

The top two rows indicate environmental conditions, whether or not similar objects, and whether or not primitive representations of the target are viewpoint-invariant.