Sentence examples for limited pollution from inspiring English sources
Like may periods of the past, the future will be characterised by resource scarcities, with limited pollution sink capacities constituting a new constraint.
Already in 2018, the E.P.A., under Scott Pruitt, has suspended Obama-era changes to the Waters of the U.S. Rule, which would have limited pollution in more than half the nation's waters and pursued a repeal of Obama's Clean Power Plan.
I was hooked: Hana's far-flung location and limited light pollution make it a natural spot for viewing the night sky.
Limitations of our study include its retrospective design and the limited nature of pollution observations with respect to peak intradiurnal variation and geographical distribution within UB [ 28, 29].
The idea behind what are called cap-and-trade arrangements is to issue a limited number of pollution permits and then allow companies to buy and sell them.
Some of the addressable problems might include air pollution, limited access to clean water, hunger, mental health, lack of education, and homelessness, to name a few.
There is no evidence of the reserve containing especially healthy or diverse reefs before its establishment, and the entire Exuma Cays remain an area of relatively low population density and limited land-based pollution.
Additionally, low between-session variability in inversion frequency – all sessions in summer and winter had at least one inversion morning – limited examination of pollution effects; this observation also reinforced the importance of understanding this potentially important driver of regional air quality variability.
Other major challenges to the species include infections related to coastal pollution, and limited food supplies.
Breakwaters that made up the typhoon shelter also limited water circulation, leaving pollution to accumulate in the harbour.
The two leaders trumpeted more limited deals on air pollution and renewable energy that the US president said would help "promote clean energy and confront climate change".
