Sentence examples for tackling pollution from inspiring English sources

Tackling pollution has become a top priority for the Chinese government.

Christophe Najdovski, deputy mayor in charge of transport, said Paris was lagging behind on tackling pollution.

Tackling pollution, using recycled water and forcing people to save water by raising absurdly low prices would go a long way towards alleviating the north's problems, they say.

He accepts that today's new megacities have a more challenging task in tackling pollution than London or Los Angeles did, since they are both bigger and poorer.

David Lammy, Labour MP for Tottenham, tweeted on Wednesday: "If Boris was serious about tackling pollution he'd stop investing in fossil fuels.

Waste management facilities, especially highly effective ones, which are hugely expensive to develop, are key in tackling pollution issues, he says.

The new law also gives activists more power to tackle pollution: for the first time, Chinese NGOs have the right to sue polluters.

He improved the water supply, cleared slums, tackled pollution and planted thousands of trees.

The mayor launched a consultation today on measures for boroughs to tackle pollution hotspots.

The mayor later called for a diesel scrappage scheme to tackle pollution in the capital.

Britain is considering banning plastic straws to help tackle pollution of the oceans.