Sentence examples similar to forest epa from inspiring English sources
Roughly three-fourths of ambient acrolein is estimated to originate from mobile sources (U.S. EPA 2002a), with the remainder from agriculture, industrial processes, tobacco smoke, and forest fires (U.S. EPA 2003b).
She explains that her name is Maria and that Epa, her son-in-law, has gone to visit his family in the forest.
The culprit was Epa, a man from an isolated tribe who was enticed out of the forest a dozen years ago by missionaries.
Accompanied now by a small flotilla of forest rangers and local villagers, the Lobo del Rio ties up along the north side of the riverbank, near where Epa is known to live with his two wives and a mother-in-law.
These include decreased outdoor worker productivity, decreased yields for commercial and noncommercial crops, decreased commercial forest productivity, damage to urban ornamental plants, impacts on recreational demand from damaged forest aesthetics, and damage to ecosystem functions (U.S. EPA 1996a, 1999).
(a) "epa lifts ban on selling pcb sites".
(c) "epa eases clean air rule on power plants".
(b) "epa relaxes restrictions on sale of contaminated land".
