Sentence examples for to pollute less from inspiring English sources

He said the government was paying polluters to pollute less under the Emissions Reduction Fund.

Through a reverse auction, it pays polluters to pollute less – mostly paying farmers not to clear their land.

The federal government's primary carbon reduction tool is Direct Action, under which it pays polluters to pollute less through a reverse auction – the emissions reduction fund.

Today the Clean Energy Regulator announced the results of its third Emissions Reduction Fund auction, the centrepiece of government climate policy by which it pays polluters to pollute less.

Climate groups have been critical of the Coalition's emissions reduction fund, which is the centrepiece of the Coalition's climate policy and has set aside $2.5bn to pay polluters to pollute less.

The Coalition's Direct Action policy involves paying polluters to pollute less, but that is fraught with problems, since any of those gains are often lost when other polluters pollute more.

In the UK, The Clean Air Act of 1956 banned using coal for fires and put an end to the famous "London smog"; the EU does a lot to make cars pollute less through setting standards on emissions, and all of our power stations have filters to sift out the worst of what passes through them.

The big question is, of course, how to produce more and pollute less, how to produce more while using fewer natural resources.

A carbon price not only has the effect of encouraging lower-carbon behaviour (eg using a bike rather than driving a car), but also raises money that can be used in part to finance a clean-up of "dirty" activities (eg investment in research into fuel cells to help cars pollute less).

But it would still encourage us to drive less, pollute less, crash less, lower the country's dependence on foreign oil and make cities more livable.

We should focus on providing better and less expensive mass transit from the suburbs, expanded express subway options throughout the city, incentives to companies to use trucks that pollute less, strict enforcement of laws against idling, reduced fees for registering vehicles that meet tighter emission standards and safe bicycle lanes throughout the city.