pollution control measures

California has some of the nation's strictest air pollution control measures.

Pollution control measures and the river's official designation as a protected area have now led to the return of many species.

The management avoided the use of any pollution control measures, citing profitability concerns.

Still, many pollution control measures - like any investment - require an up-front cost to generate returns later on.

They're extrapolating from the extraordinary pollution control measures needed in Southern California, which are not being contemplated on a national level.

The cost of pollution control measures is typically measured in the dollars required to remove a ton of pollutants from the air.

In the North East the commissioning of treatment plants and other pollution control measures will lead to a drop in discharges.

Companies may be obliged to install pollution control measures, but they have to ask what costs they will absorb while their competitors are not absorbing them.

There are still two meat rendering plants in the neighborhood, and until pollution control measures were taken in 1995 the stench was still quite apparent.

Environmental impact assessment procedures, pollution control measures and environmental standards must be based on agreement at Community - and often at a wider international - level.

Philip S. Florkoski, the principal environmental analyst of the state's air-compliance unit, said that despite the reversal last year, the pollution control measures have had an effect.

The lawsuit forced the state, the upriver counties, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to enact pollution control measures.

Ray Werner, an E.P.A. official for this region, said that the agency would strongly weigh this fact when calculating new pollution control measures.

Those millions of people, E.P.A. officials said, live in hundreds of counties that will eventually have to impose new pollution control measures to meet the new standards.

Under the E.P.A.'s proposed rules, Midwestern states would be forced to impose stricter pollution control measures already used in the Northeast, like requiring cleaner-burning power plants.

EPA expects enhanced implementation of nitrogen pollution control measures as a result of the TMDL that was established December 2010.

Environmentalists have accused port officials of being slow to respond to the problem out of fear that stringent pollution control measures would encourage carriers to take their business to other ports.

But another expert, Terry Yosie of the American Petroleum Institute, said that in light of the report, the pollution control measures now in place or proposed "may also be significantly flawed."

Although extensive pollution control measures exist there are very few legal constraints on those who damage the soil, fundamentally alter the ecology by large scale land reorganisation or who change land use or employment structures.

The new legislation has ensured enforcement of installing pollution abatement equipment followed by re-plantation of vegetation after mine is exploited, and technological improvements for efficient economic extraction concomitant with environmental friendly pollution control measures.

"In general, the treaties tend to emphasize the technical features of safety and pollution control measures without going to the root causes of sub-standard shipping, the absence of incentives for compliance and the lack of enforceability of measures."

For the second consecutive year, EPA met its annual goal for implementing phosphorus pollution control measures and came very close to meeting its annual goal for implementing nitrogen pollution control measures reduction practices.

In the EP’s recommendations that must be implemented, I would highlight, amongst others, withdrawing single-hulled petrol tankers, increasing resources for inspections, appropriate training for seamen, increasing resources for emergency pollution control measures and setting up safe havens, equipped with emergency apparatus.

Melissa Lin Perrella, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, which has successfully sued Los Angeles to put in some pollution control measures, cheered the union's move as critical to bringing public pressure to bear and developing a unified attack on the problem.

Ontario, the nine states and various environmental groups all petitioned for such formal proceedings, but in October the environmental agency said it would not act on those petitions because it still did not know enough to tell states in the Midwest how to revise their air pollution control measures.