Sentence examples for pollution control regulations from inspiring English sources

The board's decision, made late Thursday night after an all-day hearing in Sacramento, is expected to lead to the adoption of similar plans in New York, Massachusetts and Vermont, which are following California's air pollution control regulations.

Andy Rosie, of the environment protection agency, said that under existing pollution control regulations, cooling water returned to the environment from distilleries is subject to licensing and temperature monitoring, on the basis of which the distilleries pay a so-called "subsistence" fee.

A wide range of new pollution control devices are under development to help meet current and anticipated new pollution control regulations (Bauner et al., 2009).

If your community doesn't already have environmental education programs, pollution control regulations or a hazardous waste recycling facility, take the initiative on this.

The automobile industry persuades our legislators to weaken pollution-control regulations.

Engine design progressed little during the '70s and early '80s when engineers were overwhelmed by the challenges of pollution-control regulations.

A1 States Challenge E.P.A. Shift Environmental groups and state officials across the Northeast began preparing legal challenges after the Bush administration issued rules that will relax pollution-control regulations.

Newer coating systems that are based on organic solvents but are compliant with pollution-control regulations are identified as high-solids coatings because of the relatively small fraction of solvent that they contain.

- While it concedes that federal pollution-control regulations "could lead to a doubling in coal unit retirements and triple energy efficiency" by 2030, it manages to say nothing about how such a trend would diminish utilization, and return on investment, of such a railroad.

What we have learned is that government regulations requiring pollution control are "technology forcing" and encourage the modernization of industry and infrastructure.

Output-based emissions regulations, as air pollution control mechanisms, limit emissions based on emissions output, rather than input.