Sentence examples for polluting sectors from inspiring English sources
They pointed out that the service industries and some manufacturing sectors (for example, rubber and plastic) in the Chicago economy were increasing their output and employment and this growth is one of the indirect sources of air pollution by the non-polluting industries through their demands for inputs from polluting sectors.
The environmental challenges we face mean that we cannot continue to pursue two different strategies simultaneously: support for greener, low-carbon technologies, while continuing with business as usual in polluting sectors.
Should allowances be made for essential polluting sectors, and if so which?
Trade data suggest that the transportation intensity of production is greater than before and that non-polluting industrial sectors are likely to account for a larger share of economic activity than polluting sectors.
Transportation is currently one of the biggest polluting sectors, accounting for ~28% of US greenhouse gas emissions (US EIA, 2008).
Paul has found a like-minded partner in Branson's Carbon War Room team who are seeking to systematically unlock the barriers in the highest polluting sectors to unleash opportunities for entrepreneurial solutions.
China is heavily dependent on coal and has seen its most rapid growth in some of the world's most heavily polluting industrial sectors: cement, aluminum and plate glass.
Carbon emissions from the highly polluting energy sector National Electricity Network fell by 7.4percentt in 2012-13.
The worst emitters in the nation's most heavily polluting industrial sector – coal-burning power plants that have evaded cleanup for decades – would be empowered to continue imposing unacceptable health hazards on the public.
This finding only indicates that some polluting industry sectors reduce their direct emission and other non-polluting sectors such as FIRE and services increases their share of total emissions.
Nastri added that the agency is pursuing a targeted approach for pollution-reduction fees that would seek to place more of the burden on high-polluting sectors, such as heavy-duty trucks, and less on low-income communities and those who drive electric vehicles.
