pollution offence

They account for more serious water pollution offences than any other sector.

Regarded in the abstract, pollution offences may not be treated as 'real crimes'.

The Fund is usually used to fund projects in the same area where the pollution offence occurred.

The maximum penalty for water pollution offences is an unlimited fine and/or two years' imprisonment.

Southern Water and United Utilities were responsible for 40 pollution offences each since 2003.

"This will provide a strong deterrent to illegal fishing and pollution offences previously conducted under the cover of darkness."

Mogul was fined several times for pollution offences.

Hills Waste Solutions has been convicted four times of pollution offences, two of them last year.

The company was fined £10,000 after admitting the water pollution offence, which was discovered during routine sampling.

Crafar Farms was involved in multiple prosecutions for pollution offences and incidents of poor animal welfare from 2007 to 2011.

Eventually, it was convicted of water pollution offences spanning a decade, which contravened US federal law.

The commission said it had admitted the pollution offence at Welshpool Magistrates' Court on Tuesday.

It is the third time Moy Park, which is known primarily for poultry processing, has been fined for pollution offences since 1998.

Magistrates at Mildenhall were told that Anglian Water's pollution offences were caused by operational and management failures.

March - Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd. has been charged for pollution offences in Port Alberni.

Darlington magistrates fined David Humphreys for a series of pollution offences, but he said he could not pay the fines and faced bankruptcy.

Manager Geoff Wynne highlighted the moves as C&P admitted to magistrates a number of water pollution offences.

– Mr President, the agenda for this afternoon includes Mr Pex’s report on sanctions for pollution offences at sea.

In March 2003, the Commission presented its proposed directive on ship-source pollution and the introduction of sanctions, including of a criminal nature, for pollution offences.

As the authority can prosecute for illegal advertising, illegal fly-tipping and for pollution offences in general, could Parliament not pass a law against linguistic pollution?

Oil from ships is very dangerous in many ways and for that reason pollution offences must be dealt with firmly and by making those who contribute to them accountable.

The Commission proposed to amend Directive 2005/35/EC by establishing a minimum criminal legal framework against serious ship-source pollution offences.

Environment Canada's enforcement staff investigate potential pollution offences under the Fisheries Act and the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999.

Historically, common law has separated the acts of corporations from the acts of the individuals working for the corporation, making assigning liability for pollution offences problematic.

However, because of the geographical nature of the pollution offence the MARPOL equivalent charges could not be brought in France.