Sentence examples for polluting operations from inspiring English sources

The government frequently asks companies to close one of these inefficient, heavily polluting operations and provide jobs or money to the workers before allowing the construction of a new coal-fired plant.

While progressive companies are steadily improving their transparency, there will also be millions of irresponsible companies trying to fly under the radar of regulation and public scrutiny, running polluting operations that expolot cheap labour and abuse human rights.

SACS, on the other hand, by combining distance with recency and frequency, is able to handle cache pollution efficiently, without compromising the performance of the cache during standard (non polluted) operation.

Authorities routinely pledge to close down polluting industrial operations but often back down because of their importance to the local economy.

Across America, hundreds of other cities choke in the shadow of dangerous, polluting oil operations.

Practices are activities aimed at keeping an operation from polluting.

Wastewater treatment plants are revamping themselves as resource recovery operations, saving and even producing energy and polluting less in the process.

To successfully exploit promising shale formations, for instance, energy firms must insert many wells, since each fracking operation can only extend several hundred feet in any direction, requiring the establishment of noisy, polluting, and potentially hazardous drilling operations in well-populated rural and suburban areas.

In 2008, after mining operations polluted the water supply in San Sebastián, sparking a clean water crisis, then-president Antonio Saca stopped issuing new mining permits.

These operations pollute the air with the gases released from huge barns and waste lagoons and by processes that "air out" manure before it is applied to fields.

In the documentary Mr. Berlinger, above, chronicles a group of Ecuadorians who are suing Chevron (which now owns Texaco, the original target of the suit), saying that the company's oil-field operations polluted their drinking and bathing water.