Sentence examples for regulated air from inspiring English sources

Milkey insisted that, under the Clean Air Act, the E.P.A. was required to regulate greenhouse gases in the same way that it regulated air pollutants, and its failure to do so was causing irreparable harm to Massachusetts.

When the Danish insulation company Rockwool announced its plan to construct a factory that is permitted to release a total of 310,291,620 pounds of regulated air pollutants annually across the lush, historic confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, the residents of Jefferson County, WV and Loudoun County, VA were taken by surprise.

In the plant's own report to the Texas Air Control Board, which regulated air emissions at the time, Union Carbide said it released 940 tons of vinyl chloride into the air in 1975.

Some of the PICs are commonly regulated air pollutants such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and particulate matter (PM).

This cell suspension mixture containing 1000 cells is loaded into a borosilicate glass needle and implanted into each zebrafish of 4 day-post-fertilization embryo through the yolk in a single injection by using an electronically regulated air-pressure microinjector (Eppendorf, FemtoJet express).

The EPAs regulates air quality and will play a central role in tackling geenhouse gas emissions.

It regulates air temperature by absorbing thermal radiation both from the Sun and the Earth.

brewing" between the commission and the EPA, which traditionally regulates air emissions from engines.

The four regulate air traffic into Berlin, which sometimes leads to tension.

LAs have overall responsibility for regulating air quality in their areas and most have air pollution monitoring networks.

A similar panel last year struck down efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate air pollution across state lines.