Sentence examples for setting pollution from inspiring English sources

The governments of several cities with especially affluent, well-educated citizens, including Beijing and Shanghai, are setting pollution standards as strict as Europe's.

Seoul can certainly commit to more transparency in setting pollution and fuel economy rules — allowing American automakers to have a voice in the process.

In the past, many other states have followed California's lead in setting pollution rules on vehicles, and ultimately American automakers have been forced to build cars that meet California's standards and to sell them nationwide.

Sam Olens, Georgia's attorney-general, says that by setting up federal implementation plans for states to follow, rather than simply setting pollution targets and letting states come up with their own plans, CSAPR usurps state authority.

Suspecting that California regulators may be exerting unlawful influence over the agencies that determine federal fuel-economy standards, Representative Darrell Issa has begun an inquiry into the practices of the California Air Resources Board, or CARB, the agency charged with setting pollution standards for the state.

Indeed, while it will prevent the U.S. from setting pollution standards for factories exporting to our consumers, it will also permit corporations to sue to lower pollution standards that already exist here.

State and federal environmental officials last week reached an agreement to set pollution limits for New Jersey's waterways.

Opponents of the new antipollution rules, which would set pollution limits based on local water conditions, attached an amendment blocking them to an unrelated military construction bill.

The government continued to set pollution standards, but the market would do the work of determining how much sulfur dioxide each individual company would be allowed to emit.

Last month, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected the coalition's argument, saying that the environmental agency "must err on the side of caution" and set pollution standards at "whatever level it deems necessary and sufficient to protect the public health".

Twenty years later, EPA has only set pollution limits for 106 of these dangerous facilities.