Sentence examples for pollution action from inspiring English sources

Instead of using this year to get parliament to adopt an emissions-trading scheme that would put a price on carbon pollution, action will now be delayed until 2013 at least.

"So far in India the air pollution action has been confined to driving," she said, referring to a driving scheme implemented in Delhi that aims to reduce road traffic by alternating days on which vehicles with odd and even number plates could be on the roads.

This analysis, by Greenpeace's Lauri Myllyvirta, shows how wind direction affects Beijing's pollution levels: As a result of the permeability between regions, the State Council's 2013 pollution action plan addresses the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area as a whole, urging those governments to meet new reduction targets together.

In mid-October, judges at the high court will consider a legal challenge against the government's pollution action plan by the environmental law firm, ClientEarth, which last year won a victory in the supreme court against the government on its failure to meet EU air quality limits.

But Simon Birkett said the extension was only valid when the air pollution action plan is implemented and until then the lower limits apply.

Ma Tianjie, the head of toxics campaign at Greenpeace East Asia, said that despite the lack of concrete anti-pollution action at the congress, bold environmental legislation may yet emerge over the next five years as new leaders acclimate to their roles and cement their alliances.

Due to the promulgation of "water pollution control action plan" in China, zero liquid discharge of desulfurization wastewater has become a new trend for water pollution control in power plants.

As a result, complex molecular interactions in actual environmental habitats are operating on biological structures, and in the case of chronic pollution the action of the toxic substances may not be predominant but is associated with many other environmental stressors.

Process-based GIS models provide the opportunity to identify such critical areas and hence better target diffuse pollution abatement actions.

Understanding the effectiveness of pollution mitigation actions in terms of biological recovery is essential if the environmental protection goals of management policies are to be achieved.

We then applied the spatial framework to East Fork Poplar Creek (EFPC), Tennessee (USA), a system receiving 30 years of remediation and pollution abatement actions from industrialization, pollution, and urbanization.