Sentence examples for preventing pollution from inspiring English sources

History has shown that free markets aren't so good at, say, preventing pollution or the issuance of fantastically unrealistic mortgages.

They are in charge of preventing pollution, and when that fails, they oversee the cleaning up process.

But enforcement has been weak because most local officials are more concerned with economic growth than with preventing pollution.

Wetlands are an array of soggy ecosystems that were once derisively called swamps and aggressively bulldozed or drained, but more recently have become appreciated for their value in preventing pollution and floods.

"So why bother preventing pollution from flowing into the reservoirs in the first place?" Last summer the council and two other environmental groups endorsed the plant after winning assurances from city officials that filtration would not mean abandonment of preservation efforts.

Many of Looe's fishermen are members of Seafish's Responsible Fishing Scheme: from the conversations on the boat and the quayside, you believe that they are deeply serious about taking all the measures – from reducing by-catch to preventing pollution – necessary to keep the Cornish stocks healthy "Everyone's going on about sustainability," says Neil. "Of course we're trying not to self-destruct".

I'm sure they will go out of their way to prevent pollution".

"They've finally realized that it's cheaper to prevent pollution than clean it up".

We also want to prevent pollution from getting into the river".

To prevent pollution and bad smells, the plastic liner must not be torn, he said.

This was unfortunate, but actually good seamanship: it saved the day, and lives, and prevented pollution.