After temporarily implementing stricter emissions standards and shutting down nearby industrial polluters, pollutant measurements between June and October 2008 showed reductions of 18 59% compared with pre-Olympics levels.
In that corridor, where she grew up, are some 150 industrial polluters that emit toxic pollution.
When compared to other industrial polluters textile dyeing industries are known to generate only a small fraction of total liquid effluent, but they may contribute a high proportion of total contaminants [ 10].
It has proposed two emissions trading schemes – one for big industrial polluters and an electricity industry model.
The suit contends that the changes amounted to a significant weakening of the Clean Air Act by making it easier for some industrial polluters to avoid installing modern pollution controls.
Unfortunately, our state and federal governments have given industrial polluters a free bar tab for polluting; only, the public suffers the hangover.
She welcomed Labor's differentiation between key sectors of the economy after it proposed two emissions trading schemes – one for big industrial polluters and one for the electricity industry.
In the first requirement of its kind, all airlines arriving or leaving from airports in the European Union would be required to buy pollution credits beginning in 2012, joining other industrial polluters that trade in the European emissions market.
The fledgling pollution-control efforts have largely focused on industrial polluters, and government agencies are only starting to look at agricultural wastes like the chemicals that Mr. Zhang believes killed his ducks.
At the risk of oversimplification, we can think of air pollution in New York City as coming primarily from two sources: regional industrial polluters and vehicle exhaust.
These laws reflect decades-old efforts to segregate housing from industrial polluters that are rarely found in residential areas today, since heavy industry is no longer the primary engine of the economy.
