Sentence examples for environmental trading from inspiring English sources

And, as if to underscore the arrival of environmental trading in the marketplace, two recent publications have been launched to track the field.

"The greenhouse gas world is different from other pollutants, because it is more complex and more international," said Richard Rosensweig, a strategy consultant in the environmental services unit of Natsource, a leading broker of private energy and environmental trading.

This chapter describes the complex and contradictory trends that characterize the political landscape for environmental trading.

The integration of energy efficiency into sustainable energy planning and environmental trading is also described.

Also lagging the market Thursday are waste management shares, down on the day by about 0.7% as a group, led down by Perma-fix Environ Services, trading lower by about 11.9% and Ceco Environmental, trading lower by about 2.5%.

Requiring marine zoning and fostering environmental "trade-offs" will continue unless we attack environmental illiteracy.

Lawsuits, investigative exposés and public hearings -- the tools of the environmental trade -- would be at the ready or already deployed.

In fact, groups like ours are keenly aware of economic and environmental trade-offs and of the need to save species cost-effectively.

Mr. Corzine got some outside help of his own yesterday, as the nonprofit consumer group New Jersey Citizen Action criticized Mr. Franks for "failing the citizens of New Jersey on important health, environmental, trade and workplace safety issues".

The panels raise new kinds of questions about what constitutes sustainable development and the issue highlights some of the environmental trade-offs faced by governments seeking a future based on low-carbon, clean energy technologies.

"This analysis shows that any plan is going to require time to implement and tough decisions about the economic, reliability and environmental trade-offs that would be necessary to do it".