Sentence examples for tackling smog from inspiring English sources

This research suggested that enhancing public environmental education and providing accessible environmental knowledge to residents for tackling smog pollution are of great importance.

The relationship between willingness to pay (WTP) of the residents for tackling smog pollution and their knowledge of the health hazard of smog was also explored.

Beijing has tackled smog aggressively, at least on paper.

We tackled smog in the '70s, acid rain in the '80s, and countless other American and global challenges.

An exception is China's policy on electric vehicles, mainly motivated by tackling urban smog problems, which has the potential to stimulate technology development in Europe and the US too.

Last week, Beijing once again suffered hazardous levels of air pollution prompting the city's mayor to announce an "all-out effort" to tackle the smog.

But the Government also know that 80 people die every day in the UK because of air pollution, and that we simply aren't doing enough to tackle the smog coming from our cars and factories.

"One or two car-free Sundays each month won't do anything to tackle the smog crisis," he told Corriere della Sera.

Chinese authorities say they are confident they can tackle the smog that keeps engulfing many of the country's cities. Shanghai is the latest to have to close its highways in a bid to clear the air and for many people pollution is now a major public concern.

The tribunal hit out at prime minister Narendra Modi's government for failing to provide to the court any "substantive" action plans to tackle Delhi's smog-filled air despite requests.

But, recalling his own experience amid the smog of 1970s Los Angeles, Obama also insisted that tackling climate change was an achievable goal – comparing it to past environmental achievements in improving air quality, and measures to tackle acid rain and polluted rivers.