Sentence examples for minimum environmental quality from inspiring English sources

In those regulations, governments forbade the use of hazardous substances or prescribed maximum emission levels of specific substances to ensure a minimum environmental quality.

As a result, cross-compliance provides an overall minimum environmental quality standard and prevents the fragmentary and uneven provision of environmental goods by AES (Juntti [2012]).

This can be done by either regularly amending the LoC according to the knowledge about the population status (relative LoC) or fixed LoC values are set, defining the minimum environmental quality to be preserved, independent of the general population trends observed (absolute LoC).

Regulation is used to impose minimum requirements for environmental quality.

Individually, those small sources were not harmful, but the accumulation of their pollution exceeded the regulative minimum norms for environmental quality.

The effluent quality of any discharge from a point of source to an inland body of water should meet the minimum requirements of the Environmental Quality Act 1974, and the limits set down by the Environmental Quality Act are the Standard A and Standard B specification in accordance with the Sewage and Industrial Effluent Regulations, 1979.

This paper shows that the TRS can take care of the location effect of a discharge and can achieve the predetermined standards of environmental quality at minimum aggregate abatement costs.

"The practical expression of the strong sustainability concept is likely to be in terms of preservation of certain species (or genera), safe minimum standards for impacts on environmental quality and sustainable use of renewable natural resources" (Ayres et al. 1998: 8).

From these responses we state that: "Logistics quality standards should be implemented by voluntary agreement between parties as currently, within minimum environmental and security levels determined by government.

It can be noted that the BOD5 has dropped to meet Environmental Quality Act 1974 (Regulation 2009), Standards A, while COD met Standards B. Nutrients have reduced to the minimum concentrations.

For example, on April 3, 2008, the National Park Service's Chief of Environmental Quality, Jacob Hoogland, warned that the rule "required additional NEPA [National Environmental Policy Act] analysis" and that "at minimum an Environmental Assessment should be prepared on the proposed revision to the existing firearms regulation".