Sentence examples for target for environmental from inspiring English sources

financial supporter was Midwest Generation, operator of coal-fired power plants that have been a target for environmental activists.

More recently, Occidental stock in the estate of Mr. Gore's father has made the vice president a target for environmental groups.

The north-northwestern region hosts the hotspots both for environmental debt and vulnerability to poverty, therefore it should constitute a priority target for environmental and social policies.

Thus the lung is not only the target for environmental stressors, but it is also the source of a number of metabolic stressors that can induce and worsen pre-existing chronic inflammation.

And as someone who's called the science behind global warming "fraudulent," he has swiftly become a target for environmental groups.

The marketing types probably did not figure on the catchy phrase "Live for Now" as a likely target for environmental groups to latch on to, but latch on they did.

One way to do this is by setting clear targets for environmental impact and corporate responsibility, such as Starbucks' 2015 goal to make all of its paper and plastic cups – some 4bn per year – recyclable, according to Federal Trade Commission guidelines, in every Starbucks store around the world.

The three selected targets for environmental improvement are particleboard components, transportation and end-of-life.

Met Office spokesman Barry Grommet says the policy stems from the fact that "we have yearly targets for environmental impact".

Clear, coherent and binding targets for environmental, social and economic developments set a framework to guide policy and administrative decisions on local, regional, national and EU levels.

Policy makers, urban planners, and resource managers could use this curve to set specific targets for environmental attributes that are affected by land use (e.g., maximum percent of impervious surface) and are correlated with species richness or life history traits.