Sentence examples for pollution efforts from inspiring English sources

In parts of northeastern and southwestern Kazakhstan, where commercial fishing collapsed as a result of industrial and agricultural pollution, efforts to revive fish populations have shown some success.

Bronzaft stresses that governments worldwide need to increase funding for noise research and do a better job coordinating their noise pollution efforts so they can establish health and environmental policies based on solid scientific research.

Democrats have insisted in the last several years that the United States dissuade other nations from holding down the cost of their exports by limiting the earning power of their workers or avoiding the expense of anti-pollution efforts.

Then, on Saturday, August 2, as Beijing's smoggy skies cleared (with experts heralding the success of anti-pollution efforts), the IOC announced in a press conference that discussions with BOCOG had led to broader access to controversial websites.

And while my state will keep pushing forward, a national retreat on climate and anti-pollution efforts will send more black and brown kids to emergency rooms due to asthma and other respiratory problems, and leaving them to drink water tainted by lead and other poisons.

A25 Ruling on Anti-Pollution Effort A federal appeals court mostly upheld an E.P.A. crackdown on pollution from Midwest and Southern factories and power plants, based on petitions by New York and other states.

But that was mild stuff compared with criticism coming from core constituencies — environmentalists who describe as a brazen sellout the president's abandoning a major anti-pollution effort, or blacks complaining that he was avoiding focusing on dramatic employment rates in black communities.

Extended Producer Responsibility is an important policy tool, which has the potential to impact materials management systems and drive pollution prevention efforts.

They have continued to block negotiations on developing common rules for accounting for pollution reduction efforts, which are necessary to understanding if global efforts are sufficient.

After nearly two decades of pollution control efforts in the Neuse River Basin, the state reports that its efforts have not "achieved any significant decrease in actual nutrient loading," and the area is still plagued by recurrent algal blooms and massive fish kills that have serious negative ramifications for the economy, recreational use of the water and the livelihoods of local residents.

They noted that pollution research efforts had focused almost exclusively on "conventional" pollutants — substances that were known or suspected to be carcinogenic or immediately toxic.