Sentence examples for of cleaner air from inspiring English sources
Many fled south, in search of cleaner air.
In the polluted cities of Asia, though, the more immediate promise is that of cleaner air.
The Bush rules were unusually adventurous for an administration that otherwise did little to help the cause of cleaner air.
The public is deprived of cleaner air; industry is deprived of the regulatory certainty it needs to make wise investment decisions.
His State of the Union address, for instance, forecast a paradise of cleaner air, pollution-free cars and healthier, fire-resistant forests.
At Pucci's Restaurant and Pizzeria, which for decades has delivered food to overtime workers and served beer and pizza to men dropping by after their shifts, the prospect of cleaner air does not count for much.
That is, the WTP of US$2233 reported by Martínez-Cruz and Sainz-Santamaría (2015) can be interpreted as an upper bound of the WTP for cleaner air among the population sampled in their study which is composed by people mostly visiting from the MCMA.
Giulio Gallera of the People of Liberty Party in Milan said the $6 fee (less for residents of the area) had a considerable impact on people's wallets, but negligible results when it came to cleaner air because of Milan's location in the Po River basin, "where air doesn't move much".
Additionally, excess weight and air pollution are both associated with chronic inflammation and together may be more likely lead to permanent damage of lung tissue, reducing the benefits of breathing cleaner air, Schikowski suggests.
After all, we use platinum nanoparticles in catalytic converters even if they spread to the environment, because we see the benefit of having cleaner air," he says.
Paul Krugman (April 11) does an excellent job of explaining climate-change economics but omits one important factor: the immediate and local human health benefits of the cleaner air that most climate-change-mitigation measures will also provide.
