Sentence examples for polluting goods from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown's measly fuel and air passenger duty have been criticised for falling way short of the Stein reports recommendations for measures reducing demand for heavily polluting goods.

Beijing has tried to narrow the gap by repealing rebates of value-added taxes on hundreds of products and imposing new taxes to discourage exports of steel and other energy-intensive or polluting goods.

The effects of green taxes are very often neglected and it is difficult to work out when important polluting goods like coal, fertilizers and petroleum are characterized by administered pricing regimes and obscure policy of subsidies.

During the proposal of thirteenth finance commission in India, it was recommended for subjecting all environmental polluting goods to a non rebatable excise which is indeed a challenge in itself and attracts huge research work for quantifying it and on natural gases a final view was not taken so far.

The effective tax rates for selected polluting goods and industries was also studied to conclude the continuous increase and escalation effect over indirect taxes (Fig. 4).

First, energy, a polluting good, is used both as a factor of production and a final consumption good; second, the wage is determined endogenously while labor of different individual types remain homogeneous.

Opponents, as ever, warned that fluoride would unnecessarily, even dangerously pollute good water.

Both have committed to restricting heavily polluting heavy goods vehicles from central London and investing in energy efficient homes.

Table 3 Classification criteria standards based on NSF-WQI (after Tyagi et al. 2013) Range Descriptive status Category Remarks 91 100 Excellent A Non polluted 71 90 Good B Non polluted 51 70 Medium C Polluted 26 50 Bad D Heavily polluted 0 25 Very bad E Heavily polluted.

No sense in polluting the planet with good toothbrushes.

While a day at the races might seem like good clean fun, NASCAR can also produce significant environmental problems, including noise pollution, polluted runoff from tracks and parking lots, and reliance on an old health villain: leaded gas.