Sentence examples for violations of water from inspiring English sources

Every water system is required to publish a yearly "consumer confidence report" detailing contaminants or violations of water quality standards.

Noticeboards detail yoga tuition, ayurvedic treatments, eco-tourism, and www.corpwatchindia.org bulletins allege violations of water resources by local Coca-Cola plants.

Finally, a penalty fee was initiated for violations of water laws.

We examined potential sources and the temporal dynamics of arsenic (As) in the slightly alkaline waters of the Wallkill River, northwestern New Jersey, where violations of water-quality standards have occurred.

This rule prohibits the mining-related disturbance within 30 m of a perennial or intermittent stream to protect aquatic resources unless the activity is specifically authorized based on a determination that the within buffer zone activity will not cause or contribute to a violation of water quality standards or adversely affect the environmental resources of the stream.

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For example, we used reported violations of drinking water standards as a surrogate for concentrations of contaminants in drinking water.

Because the water quality impacts of the pollution discharged by polluters are closely related to the polluters' locations, a water pollution trading system for non-uniformly mixed pollutants such as chemical oxygen demand (COD) may cause violations of predetermined water quality standards over the length of a river.

The settlement covered alleged Millstone violations of its water discharge permit.

In a prepared statement, the executive director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Jane Norton, said shutting Haw's farm was a "necessary step to put an end to violations of both water and air quality regulations that this department is convinced have been occurring at the Kersey facility for the last several months".

In light of the lack of compliance and violations of Clean Water Act laws, is Gov. Quinn's IEPA making a mockery out of the legal responsibility and moral obligation of the state on behalf of its citizens?