Sentence examples for environmental zoning from inspiring English sources

Re "A Landmark of the Unspeakable: Honoring the Site Where 146 Died in the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire" (news article, March 26): The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 led to an extraordinary new law, which was the beginning of environmental zoning.

The government has a deadline of no more than two years to develop an environmental zoning plan where it delimits the agricultural frontier and expands the inventory of areas that require special environmental management such as forest reserves, highly bio-diverse lands, fragile and strategic ecosystems, watersheds, paramos and wetlands.

Relative income, population growth, and land cover data — as measured at municipality level — are advanced to be the main determinants of municipalities׳ positioning on additional environmental zoning.

Our results suggest that farm type deflects land use from the regional mode, so it is important, in the implementation of environmental zoning, to assess constraints at the farm level.

Given varying motivations for ecological restoration, the location of riparian areas within landholdings, environmental zoning of different riparian areas, and best-practice restoration methods were developed for each situation.

There are still many state and federal approvals necessary, from environmental to zoning, before Cherokee can start the project.

Much work remains before construction can begin, including a major fund-raising campaign and a comprehensive land use, environmental and zoning review.

Mr. Bloomberg's "morality" ignores or skirts established environmental laws, zoning regulations and a residential street crowded with buses, delivery trucks and traffic to and from the F.D.R. Drive.

California may be a wretched place to build a bridge or open a restaurant, thanks to its maze of environmental and zoning rules, but it is an excellent place to start a high-tech firm.

Not one real is allocated for deforestation but there are six programmes for environmental conservation, zoning, monitoring land use and recuperation of degraded areas, intensifying their use where appropriate.

The remaining proposed site, Governors Island, is facing opposition from preservationists, environmentalists and state legislators, who are unwilling to approve crucial exemptions to environmental and zoning regulations that Governor Pataki has advocated.