Sentence examples for stringent pollution from inspiring English sources

More than 90percentt of the Everglades already meets the stringent pollution standard.

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

The immediate environmental benefits of introducing hydrogen fuel will occur in modes that have relatively less stringent pollution regulations applied to them.

Under a provision of the Clean Air Act known as new-source review, an old plant that is significantly overhauled can be subject to the same stringent pollution controls as new plants.

In places like El Segundo, Mr. O'Reilly had to play diplomat as much as engineer, dealing not only with the workings of his plant but with California's stringent pollution laws and a community nervous about having a refinery close by.

The President's bill would have similar programs, but would not go quite as far as the Senate proposals, whose costs would rise each year as increasingly stringent pollution limits go into effect.

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.

To meet increasingly stringent pollution-emission standards, it's shelling out $245 million on retrofitting its power plants.

"The problem is that while emission norms were made more stringent and pollution levels dipped, the increase in vehicles skewed the matter," A B Akolkar, a member of India's Central Pollution Control Board, told the Indian Express newspaper last year.

We know that stringent air pollution control measures work — they have effectively cleaned the air of many developed countries.

While there are stringent air pollution laws, governments have found it difficult to cut emissions in areas such as transport, and are mostly in breach of EU laws.