Sentence examples for pollution control standards from inspiring English sources

The scale-up of this pilot plant in Indian thermal power plant shows excellent performance and meets the stringent pollution control standards.

Additionally, coal exports often go to nations with weaker pollution control standards than the United States.

Federal, state and local officials were all working hard to meet national water pollution control standards.

They would have no direct review of such controversial decisions as setting pollution control standards.

But a citizen outcry against smog led to air quality districts and pollution control standards in the Brown years.

In 1977, Congress proposed to require all power plants -- regardless of when they were built or what they burned -- to meet basic pollution control standards.

Last October, the Federal Water Quality Administration in Athens, Ga., recommended a stricter pollution control standard for the Olin plant.

"That permit was granted after the plant was found in compliance with all applicable, EPA effluent guidelines--under federal regulation 40 CFR 423--and was complying with the state's surface-water, pollution-control standards and pollutant-discharge, elimination-system rules".

Environmental Protection Agency EPAagencyency of the U.S. government that sets and enforces national pollution-control standards.

Until now, heavy-duty trucks and buses have all but escaped the increasingly stringent pollution-control standards that have been imposed on cars and light trucks over the last 25 years.

Fragrant coal smoke boils from their stacks (the Cog Railway has a special dispensation to exceed New Hampshire's air-pollution-control standards) and cinders rain, leaving the right-of-way ankle deep.