Sentence examples for implementation of pollution from inspiring English sources

The results showed that even after the implementation of pollution abatement schemes under YAP I and II, the River Yamuna is highly polluted and unfit for its designated use as also given in Table 7.

The Greens have also proposed the creation of a $1bn clean energy transition fund to help coal workers and communities adapt, and the implementation of pollution standards to enable "the gradual, staged closure of coal fired power stations" starting with Hazelwood in Victoria.

This has implications for the interpretation of common survey data as well as for the implementation of pollution control strategies.

Three university-based technical assistance programs collaborated to promote implementation of pollution prevention technologies using the ADOP2T model.

In order to assess if ambient air pollution in urban areas could be related to alterations in male/female ratio this study objectives to evaluate changes in ambient particulate matter (PM10) concentrations after implementation of pollution control programmes in São Paulo city and the secondary sex ratio (SRR).

There is a need to the identify changes or trends in water quality over time and space, to obtain necessary information to design specific pollution prevention programs and to determine whether goals such as compliance with pollution regulations or implementation of effective pollution control actions are being met.

Accelerated Diffusion of Pollution Prevention Technologies ADOP2TT) is a stepwise model designed to improve the implementation rate of pollution prevention technologies.

Trey Hollingsworth, Indiana: This Hoosier representative went pro-environment just 6percentt of the time last year, voting to slash the EPA's budget and prevent the implementation of methane pollution safeguards.

In a July 2004 report titled Economic Benefits of Air Pollution Regulation in the USA: An Integrated Approach, they calculated that the United States enjoyed an additional $5.4 trillion in market consumption between 1975 and 2000 that would not have been available without the implementation of air pollution controls.

Consistent monitoring will not only aid in the implementation of effective pollution control policies, but will also aid environmental risk management and communication with the public regarding both short and long term health effects.

Mr. Holmstead added that the findings could significantly affect the future design and implementation of air-pollution control strategies and that regulators would have to rethink the models that inform air quality rules.