Sentence examples for expansion of pollution from inspiring English sources

Any such expansion of pollution rules would probably require action by Congress, where there is significant opposition to the idea.

The intent of this article is to inspire expansion of pollution prevention assistance portfolio options to include DfE.

Some have demanded an expansion of pollution monitoring to include schools and other neighborhoods in the city of 55,000, which air regulators say they are considering.

Due to the development and expansion of industry, pollution of heavy metals in water supplies increases in the recent years.

Government delegates here are considering adopting a new set of targets for 2020 that aim to tackle the causes of biodiversity loss - the expansion of agriculture, pollution, climate change, the spread of alien invasive species, the increasing use of natural resources - which conservationists believe might be a more effective option than setting targets on nature itself.

Cockneys, and hence speakers of the cockney dialect, are traditionally required to have been born within earshot of the bells of Bow Church in east London, but noise pollution and expansion of the financial district have rendered that definition absurd.

As a result of the rapid expansion of the West-East Power Trairmission pollutionais pollution iseriousus in the northern passageway region mainly where consists of coal-fired power plants, especially for Eastern China, and the main air pollutants are PM and SO2 (Zhigang et al. 2005).

And while the commission has long been able to impose big fines on companies for anti-competitive practices and to sue member states for breaking the rules in wide range of areas from free trade to pollution, any further expansion of its powers is fraught with concerns that it could become an antidemocratic European superstate.

Several lawsuits by environmental and conservation groups have raised questions about increased air pollution due to expansion of port terminals (for example, in Charleston ) and environmental impacts of dredging (for example, in Savannah, Georgia ).

The Times reported Monday that just months after approving the terminal expansion and a suite of pollution-reduction measures, top port officials began issuing waivers in 2009 that gave China Shipping permission to ignore a major requirement: Ships must plug into electricity while in port to reduce harmful diesel emissions.

A report by Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force directs the E.P.A. and the Justice Department to review their enforcement of pollution laws in light of the potential for discouraging refinery expansion.