Sentence examples for pollution action plan from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

To cope with the problem of groundwater pollution, the government establishes an action plan the so-called Groundwater Protection Program which mobilizes the fund and uses the money from the fund to buy an equipment to remove the nitrates and other polluters from groundwater at private wells and public wells.

The identified optimal strategy obtained from the EFOM showed that the percentage of water in good quality reaches 72% in 2020, suggesting that the strategy would guarantee the planning goals of The China Action Plan for Water Pollution Control to be satisfied.

For example, the Houston Independent School District asthma action plan includes air pollution as an asthma symptom trigger but more detailed information is needed regarding which pollutants are of concern, their trends, correlation, and cumulative effects.

The government is also committed to combating climate change, but by most accounts its proposed Direct Action Plan cannot achieve the pollution cuts scientists tell us are necessary to avoid dangerous a future that threatens farmers' livelihoods.

The central government has spent 13 billion rupees ($239 million) to reduce pollution in the Yamuna through the Yamuna Action Plan, which had two phases spanning from 1993 to 2008.

Yet, Delhi Pollution Control Commitee official Sandeep Mishra admits that an "action plan" to fight air pollution has been on hold since 2012.

Mr Zhuang promised that an action plan to deal with soil pollution will pull together both central and local government and businesses, using market mechanisms to promote soil restoration, with rewards systems in place to encourage public participation.