Sentence examples for target of pollution from inspiring English sources

Ground-level ozone has long been a target of pollution regulators, because it can damage human health.

He said Mr. Giuliani, as he contemplated a run for the United States Senate, had made it clear that the department should not aggressively pursue real estate developers and corporations, who are often the targets of pollution complaints but may also contribute to his campaign.

But mostly the measures target forms of pollution other than carbon.

The company has also been a target of environmental pollution complaints.

The Brazilian state government last year admitted it would not be able to meet its original target of reducing pollution in the bay by 80% and Sweeney added: "I think it has got better.

She added that public health advocates should target the source of pollution, not developers – especially those building low-income housing.

Governments will need to move faster and find more money to meet "ambitious" targets of cutting pollution in Great Barrier Reef waters, a Queensland government taskforce has found.

The lung is the major target of ambient air pollution and the relationship between increased ambient air pollution and adverse health effects in children, individuals with asthma, and vulnerable adults is well documented (Nel 2005).

That honor belongs to targeting new sources of pollution under the CAA, from tail pipes, or for that matter, coal plants.

The Reef 2050 Long-Term Sustainability Plan sets targets in terms of pollution in the area, aiming to reduce nitrogen levels by 80percentt and sediment by 50percentt.

Accept the target of "zero net pollution" by 2050.