Sentence examples for improved environmental quality from inspiring English sources
Adm. James Watkins, the Secretary of Energy, declared in a letter to the American people that the Bush Adm. had devised a strategy that "charts a course for greater energy efficiency, improved environmental quality and a more secure energy future".
Renewable energy development offers local energy independence, job creation and economic development, improved environmental quality, ecological integrity, improved human health, and other benefits.
In a long perspective, the completion of these challenges will support goals related to improved environmental quality such as (1) sustainable use of chemicals, (2) identification of priority pollutants, (3) defining pertinent abatement and management strategies and (4) developing appropriate legal and policy instruments.
Although they are all important contributions to developing understanding about participation and its implementation, it is not always easy to identify how they link to the "outcome effectiveness of participatory processes in their societal context", as Newig [ 25] put it in developing his analytical framework for evaluating the impact of participation to improved environmental quality.
There is a belief that socially conscious consumers contribute to improving environmental quality by purchasing environmentally friendly green products (Abdul-Muhmin 2007).
To improve environmental quality in cases in which innovation and the resulting improvements in resource productivity do not completely offset the cost of compliance; or in which it takes time for learning effects to reduce the overall cost of innovative solutions.
The purpose of this treatment system is to obtain beneficial use of these materials, to improve environmental quality, and to achieve treatment goals in a cost-effective and environmentally sound manner.
This system could improve environmental quality and enhance economic.
We could return some areas back to wetlands, which would both decrease flooding and improve environmental quality.
This paper considers flexible approaches to decisions designed to improve environmental quality having regard to uncertainty.
Interests of stakeholders were quite varied, with strong support for measures to improve environmental quality.
