Sentence examples for in response to environmental disasters from inspiring English sources

Decades earlier, in response to environmental disasters such as the burning Cuyahoga River, in Ohio, Congress had passed the 1972 Clean Water Act, which gave regulators the power to punish offenders.

Virtually all our previous responses to environmental disaster involved protecting citizens from adverse effects and then resuscitating survivors after the fact [ 2].

Established in 1980 in response to several environmental disasters, Superfund — formally the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act — is responsible for addressing areas contaminated with lead, radiation, mercury and other toxic pollutants, often left behind by industrial operations.

Robotics technology has recently matured sufficiently to deploy autonomous robotic systems for daily use in several applications: from disaster response to environmental monitoring and logistics.

International Affairs growth in online giving was largely driven by donations in response to natural disasters.

Calls for disaster medical assistance teams (DMATs) are likely to continue in response to international disasters.

It is likely that calls for disaster medical assistance teams (DMATs) continue in response to international disasters.

They come from the poorest households in the poorest communities in Bangladesh, those that are most vulnerable to environmental disasters.

This paper presents a Geographic Information System (GIS) based framework that facilitates equipment allocation in response to disasters.

"Traditionally, architecture cannot produce buildings that transform themselves in response to a environmental data feed".

The UK government is holding an industry summit this month in response to the disaster.