It's polluting to the man, and it's polluting to the crops.
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"An airliner is over ten times as polluting as a modern train, and private jets are ten times more polluting still," Greenpeace UK's Paul Morozzo said.
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"If you have the option of putting out a polluting or non-polluting generating source at the same price, what are you going to pick?" says Speakes-Backman.
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But in the climate rule, the system for emissions cuts applies to the entire grid, allowing electric generation to shift from more polluting sources to less polluting ones, like wind power.
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But then all of those extra stages of energy-intensive and polluting factories and gas-guzzling and polluting vehicles, you put all of that together and it's just environmentally, it's catastrophic.
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Fire insurance Fears of similar fates are why some activists argue that it's much better to simply stop polluting, rather than polluting and then trying to cancel out the damage through offsets.
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Detroit Diesel will offer $14.5 million in incentives to replace older polluting school buses with school buses with a 2013 or newer diesel engine and replace or re-power high-polluting switch locomotives.
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The regional council reportedly rejected amendments that would fund renewable sources, replace diesel buses with "more efficient and less polluting ones," and remove polluting stoves and reduce the impact of plastics, Zanoni noted.
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These were really crappy, inefficient, polluting ways of getting illumination.
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It's one of the most polluting, wasteful and unethical industries.
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"Stop polluting the airwaves with people like you," Christie says.
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Let's not mortgage our future on yesterday's polluting energy mix.
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I hate to see us polluting their water like that.
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Continued vessel performance innovation requires lower polluting clean marine fuels.
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People are damaging it by burning (crops) and by polluting.
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Some were horrified by the idea of commerce polluting art.
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Reporter: Carnival Cruise Line is coming clean about polluting oceans.
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Emissions from gasoline aren't rising because cars are polluting more.
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For years, residents had accused Meilun of polluting the town.
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Quinn knows coal's role in polluting the air and water.
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MERCFA discourages the use of charcoal, which is more polluting.
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The prospect of a tax on carbon emissions, which would both raise revenue for the federal government and help level the playing field between polluting and non-polluting energy resources, never had a chance.
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And I was recruited then--a few years later, I was recruited to sort of be the doc to advocate for communities that were struggling with polluting incinerators, polluting coal plants, toxic waste sites, etc.
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Fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world.
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The unfortunate sewer infrastructure has been polluting the lake for decades.
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Humans were polluting the atmosphere to a point of no return.
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Women, traditionally considered polluting in Shintoism, are barred from entering it.
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Brands and advertisers certainly don't want offensive comments polluting their posts.
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From the patent for a low-polluting engine and drive system.
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Polarization is no longer just polluting the system — it's paralyzing it.
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Banks don't rely on high-polluting fossil fuel projects to survive.
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Workers objecting to EPA's polluting-inclined plans may be further intimidated.
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Buffett also rejected the dour economic outlooks polluting the presidential campaign.
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The public has benefited from buying less electricity and polluting less.
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Those are each more costly and polluting when compared to geothermal.
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And the government banned some of the most polluting, rickety buses.
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Other cities have also started to cut back on polluting vehicles.
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In 2004, Holland America copped to polluting Alaskan waters in court.
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If we stop polluting the ocean, it will be less polluted.
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Getting European countries to ditch polluting industries will not be cheap.
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The fake news bots are still a polluting nuisance, of course.
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Basically I'm polluting over here, but I'm doing ... Or he said.
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In theory this has something to do with colonialism and not polluting the past, but given that our entire civilization is built on colonialism and polluting the past, I think it's probably more about collective guilt.
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But cars are generally much less polluting than they used to be.
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It is crude and polluting, but it provides a fix of sorts.
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It is heavily polluting and a huge consumer of coal-produced energy.
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Imagine that — a power source separate from the highly polluting oil industry.
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Now imagine all the food that goes to waste polluting the planet.
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Residents and activists say the smelter is polluting their air and water.
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A new breed of supersonic executive jets will be even more polluting.
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Plastic straws, FinalStraw says, are non-recyclable and don't decompose, polluting oceans.
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Local farmers insist it would kill their livelihoods by polluting the river.
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Yes, she told me, if they're polluting more than they need to.
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Many local economies still depend on polluting industries like coal or steel.
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The group was also in Canada, on our campuses, polluting our kids.
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There it begins a new, practically eternal afterlife as a polluting nuisance.
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Who would be so senseless as to treat polluting as a sport?
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It's in part due to coal being the most polluting fossil fuel.
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French resort town Cannes will begin prohibiting the most polluting cruise ships.
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Another approach, a carbon tax, also charges companies a cost for polluting.
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Businesses invested in energy efficiency measures and switched to less polluting fuels.
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Diesel fuel generators and kerosene lamps are polluting and generate carbon dioxide.
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In a nutshell: they die quickly and end up polluting the planet.
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The cost to replace our carbon-polluting capital stock will be substantial.
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VW has also offered to buy back about 500,000 polluting U.S. vehicles.
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The world's third and fourth most polluting rivers are also in China.
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Many of those plants are meant to replace older, more polluting ones.
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Holland America was ordered to pay $2 million for polluting Alaskan waters
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The global economy, and particularly the U.S. economy, is incredibly carbon polluting.
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In Bangladesh, they'll be mobilizing communities who live near polluting coal plants.
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Miranda Jamison has been polluting the art world for far too long.
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Instead, they've favored the biggest polluters against their more moderately polluting peers.
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It will also push a carbon border mechanism to tax polluting imports.
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Ross said the Levi's plant was polluting the water with toxic dyes.
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Quoting an unnamed official, it said rising numbers of small polluting sources such as restaurants, hotels and garages offset the impact of a dramatic fall in the number of heavy polluting and high energy-consuming companies in the city.
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The men are charged with homicide, causing a flood and polluting drinking water.
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The draft package includes a plan to offset job losses in polluting industries.
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In Europe, vehicles are taxed according to their levels of polluting CO2 emissions.
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It may have something to do with polluting the Chesapeake Bay, but still.
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Not to mention the microplastic polluting the marine environment that we can't see.
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For every bit of polluting energy, they buy a corresponding bit of renewables.
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Polluting cooking fuels as well as cars contribute to the poor air quality.
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It's killing animals in the ocean, it's polluting the earth, and it's unnecessary.
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Did she really have proof that there were polluting reptiles in the Paleocene?
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They're no longer settling for gradually more fuel-efficient or less-polluting cars.
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London is very literally putting a price on driving old, heavily polluting cars.
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Some producers are making less polluting idols out of clay instead of plaster.
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The prospect of city bans across Europe on polluting cars is drawing closer.
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Vedanta has denied that the smelter has been polluting the air and water.
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But its sticks—that is, outright bans on polluting activities—are unusually stout.
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And since the clouds are just water, the plumes aren't polluting the atmosphere.
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Prohibitions in northern China also seem to have shifted some polluting activities elsewhere.
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A tax raises the prices of polluting products to reflect their true costs.
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And 2,500 small polluting firms will be shuttered this year in Beijing alone.
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The foam can also break down into tiny pieces, polluting streets and waterways.
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London's current zone requires the most polluting diesel vehicles to meet European guidelines.
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Systemic problems The polluting pyrotechnics aren't the sole reason behind the toxic smog.
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What will it take to spur the shift away from dirty, polluting enterprises?
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Coal, the worst polluting energy source, makes up 60% of the country's energy.
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It's the most polluting fossil fuel, but it's also cheap and relatively plentiful.
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There was a long line for the documentary on the latest polluting corporation.
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At the same time, they are pouring resources into far more polluting S.U.V.s.
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Last month, officials introduced a charge on older, polluting vehicles in central London.
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We should not be giving self-graded take home exams to polluting companies.
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Some of China's steel plants are outdated and many of them are polluting.
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Sullied groundwater leaches into streams, polluting drinking water and contributes to fish kills.
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It is vital to 21st-century lives, but it is also extremely polluting.
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As our population and wasteful, polluting industries grow unchecked, so will that number.
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Energy companies frequently inject wastewater deep underground to avoid polluting drinking water sources.
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Bonds from polluting countries are one example; investment in controversial hydro projects another.
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It covers the bloc's most polluting power stations and industrial plants, and airlines.
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Most notably, while petitioners claim that setting emission limits based on "generation shifting" from higher-polluting to low- or non-polluting sources of electricity is "unambiguously foreclosed by ... nearly a half century of consistent administrative practice," this simply isn't true.
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The host nation Poland is committed to coal, the most polluting of fossil fuels.
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But peat, or turf, is one of the most polluting fuels in the world.
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"Commercial trucks are heavier and higher-polluting per mile [than passenger vehicles]," said Goodchild.
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But cars appear to be polluting in a way that hasn't been deeply studied.
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Ships are incredibly polluting, belching out millions of tons of greenhouse gases every year.
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Yet those who live near the Great Lakes are also inadvertently polluting the water.
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Motorists whose idling cars spew fumes into the air, polluting the atmosphere for everyone.
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Make polluting expensive, and it would cut the amount of greenhouse gases people spew.
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Tan said polluting textile factories had been the hardest hit by the Water 10.
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Other worries include roads clogged with polluting vehicles and rampant construction around the mausoleum.
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However, environmentalists vowed to press ahead with legal action aimed at banning polluting vehicles.
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The state-run PGE produces most of its electricity from highly-polluting lignite coal.
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But fossil fuel companies, in most cases, need financing for their high-polluting projects.
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And the super-polluting industries have basically put all their chips on the Republicans.
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But we all want fewer air-polluting cars on the roads, say the bulls.
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And that was when those diesels were noisy and polluting, belching out black smoke.
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But that's precisely why polluting corporations are now spending millions to lobby for it.
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Right now, these companies get away with polluting while everyone else bears the cost.
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The straws are also compostable, so, they will never end up polluting the environment.
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And septic tanks and agricultural runoff were polluting the waterways alongside algae and bacteria.
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The consequence of acid mine drainage polluting the pristine Boundary Waters would be catastrophic.
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"Commercialization has historically been seen in Chinese society as a polluting force," she said.
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She filed a lawsuit against a coal company, accusing it of polluting her water.
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Last comes the 100 billion euro so-called "Just Transition Mechanism" for polluting regions.
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It's an oil company with a track record of polluting multiple drinking water sources.
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So if we stop polluting now, the results won't take ages to kick in.
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But that did not stop the company from polluting again, according to federal prosecutors.
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Today, almost every Western economy is transitioning away from the most polluting fossil fuels.
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When you cannot be bothered to stop corporations from polluting the earth, people die. When
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Lawyers for the owners of polluting vehicles and a spokeswoman for Volkswagen declined to comment.
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Simply raise the cost of polluting and give companies incentive to do less of it.
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China's cuts last year, part of a crackdown on polluting industries, mostly involved idled plants.
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"A lot of people are turned off by the polluting nature of it," Bruneau said.
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A growing number of politicians and voters favour a tough carbon tax on polluting companies.
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Germany is also stalling on a proposal to ban polluting cars altogether, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said.
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Society must decide whether to have a polluting economy or one based on clean energy.
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That was my proof: Fake news could make money by polluting the internet with falsehoods.
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It said it had no plans to alter its filters to make them less polluting.
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They are the ones who are actually polluting the environment and the whole farming system.
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It would also create more incentives to polluting companies to adopt nuanced emission reduction techniques.
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"They have less ability to resist" when decisions are made about polluting activities, she said.
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Was this storm more likely because humans are polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases?
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And when it rains, the excess runs off the fields, polluting nearby rivers and lakes.
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Gas, the least polluting fossil fuel, is widely expected to be crucial for reducing emissions.
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That makes gas an ally in the energy transition to carbon-neutral, less polluting economies.
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With days to go, polluting factories around Hangzhou have already been ordered to halt production.
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It says there is still demand, despite environmental opposition to the most polluting fossil fuel.
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The containers have been contaminating the water and polluting the air at Katunayake, AFP reported.
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The fear is that, by spooking voters and polluting politics, it will do the opposite.
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If the market for high-polluting fuels is in decline, then so are Trump's policies.
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The owners of a water-guzzling sugar factory were fined for polluting nearby water sources.
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But when it comes to pleasing polluting industries, Pruitt can't resist doing it in style.
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Monday's decision, though, shows executives are delaying GM's non-polluting future as long as possible.
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Lawyers for the government wanted to get the polluting cars fixed or off the road.
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He lifted fuel economy and emissions standards that keep cars from further polluting our air.
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Environmental cleanup likewise imposes costs on polluting firms for the benefit of the larger population.
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The move is intended to increase public interest in alternative fuels that are less polluting.
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The company plans to add other partners to help avoid "polluting public spaces" with cycles.
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They were often found polluting waterways and littering the countryside, fluttering in trees and hedges.
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It is planning to introduce subsidies for purchases of less polluting or zero emission cars.
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The climate crisis requires that we phase out this polluting industry, not unleash more drilling.
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But the data that the researchers have collected isn't granular enough to say who's polluting.
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You might think that the auto industry would welcome this invitation to keep on polluting.
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Proponents have argued that rail or truck transport is more polluting and dangerous than pipelines.
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"That would also reduce the amount of polluting chemicals used to tackle pests," he added.
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The government first accused the rebels of polluting the water, then of damaging the infrastructure.
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The red alert requires heavy-polluting industries in northeast China to curb production until Wednesday.
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In 2009, state regulators cited Cabot for polluting wells used by 19 homes in Dimock.
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"The profit of destroying nature or polluting the planet is nearly always privatized, while the costs of polluting the planet or the cost of destroying ecosystems is nearly always socialized," he told an international conference on sustainable development at New York's Columbia University on Monday.
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A longer-term effort to rein in polluting and low-value industries also hurt factory output.
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Lead poisoning can cause serious health conditions including brain damage, as well as polluting the environment.
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Humans are causing global warming by polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.
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Industry can increase strains on supplies too, by polluting water, making it unfit for human use.
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It is more polluting, even, than coal, generating less energy when burned while producing more emissions.
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It will bring in a climate law next year that demands more action from polluting industries.
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The EPA has historically under-enforced the existing penalties for polluting under the Clean Air Act.
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On one side are "berks", careless and coarse, who would destroy the language by polluting it.
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Since then, there have been on average 9400 fewer polluting vehicles on our streets every day.
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"It's a bit like polluting the environment," says James Manyika, director of the McKinsey Global Institute.
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But environmentalists are worried that these faster planes will spew more polluting carbon into the environment.
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Perversely, it is also becoming more polluting, producing ever more emissions of greenhouse gases to survive.
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That means the country will have to generate power using more conventional, polluting sources, including coal.
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The EPA said Friday it had approved a fix for about 22015,21983 polluting Volkswagen diesel vehicles.
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China, after all, is trying to rebalance its economy away from heavily polluting industries towards services.
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Environmental organisations say the plant is one of the most polluting power stations in the world.
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It'll cost you $2717 every time if you drive an old, polluting junker of a car.
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The polluting aerosols, such as black carbon, released by this and other activities interact with sunlight.
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It's about serving the American people, not the polluting industries that put us all at risk.
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Those who live in the neighborhoods in which polluting industries are most likely to be located.
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Nothing we use for five minutes should end up polluting our environment for hundreds of years.
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Human activity is also driving a sixth mass extinction, polluting the oceans, and deforesting the land.
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Environmental racism is the deliberate placing of hazardous waste and polluting industries near communities of color.
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The laws need to be specific about those who are polluting, those going against the laws.
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The coalition is also embroiled in a row over how to phase out polluting diesel cars.
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That would then raise the price of more polluting sources and make cleaner alternatives more viable.
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On a recent holiday to Cambodia, I saw firsthand the polluting effects of the cosmetics industry.
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ATOMIC HOMEFRONT Activists take on organizations that they say are polluting their communities with radioactive waste.
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Environmental controls are being less stringently enforced, making it easier for polluting factories to stay open.
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Congress should require the share of electricity from low-polluting technologies to increase steadily over time.
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China's economic takeoff has been propelled by high-polluting factories, steel mills, cement and power plants.
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Polluting industries and attorneys general from red states quickly mounted lawsuits to challenge the Endangerment Finding.
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Volkswagen had knowingly squandered California taxpayer dollars, and allowed polluting vehicles to stay on California highways.
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Architects and designers are finding new workplace and household uses for the stuff polluting our oceans.
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She tapped out an urgent message to her assistant, asking her to stop polluting her feed.
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Then there's this: Ride-hailing trips are 69 percent more polluting as the trips they displace.
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More than six decades ago, in the service of a worthy cause, humans began polluting space.
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We have so many incentivizing structures that allow for and, in some cases, encourage polluting information.
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As it stands, the apparel business is one of the major polluting industries in the world.
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In September, Sumate Rianpongnam, an activist, campaigned against the e-waste industry's polluting his hometown, Kabinburi.
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Sintering is a highly polluting process that melts iron ore as a prelude to making steel.
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I really do, and I feel like you're polluting it in a way that's really dangerous.
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There are also far too many overzealous pseudoscience types polluting the facts of going wholly organic.
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The Clean Power Plan's emission guidelines are based, in part, on an assumption that regulated entities will decrease their reliance on higher-polluting sources of electricity (like coal plants) and increase their use of lower- or non-polluting sources (like gas plants, wind farms and solar arrays).
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Analysts say ramped up rules to bring polluting factories to heel will add to the price pressures.
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Besides cars and trucks, Kaalink can even fit over the polluting mouths of boats, chimneys, and cranes.
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Lowering these proportions requires more investment in waste infrastructure such as managed landfills or low-polluting incinerators.
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They prefer the brackish water of estuaries, where they are threatened by fishing and water-polluting factories.
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Extracting coal from mines also means ripping apart landscapes, polluting water and the communities that live nearby.
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Usually that argument is used against transgressions like polluting waterways or interfering with the use of parks.
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They can require companies to clean up oil refineries, cement production and other heavily-polluting industrial operations.
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They point to the thick layer of polluting oil sludge blanketing the shoreline of evidence of neglect.
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In addition to polluting the air, the diesel exhaust seeps into the bus cabin, directly sickening children.
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"First, people were angry with Formosa for polluting Vietnam's environment," said priest and activist Dang Huu Nam.
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Smith, the Berkeley professor, said the team should also attach wireless sensors to the conventional, polluting stoves.
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By 2050 there will be 9 billion carbon-burning, plastic-polluting, calorie-consuming people on the planet.
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The liability of endangering or potentially polluting the watersheds of the state outweigh any short-term benefits.
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Irritating capsaicin fumes then began polluting the air, causing workers to cough and their eyes to burn.
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Such scenarios occur across the country: hazardous, polluting facilities operating alongside communities of color and poor neighborhoods.
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It banned the burning of rubbish and shut down heavily polluting industries as well as power plants.
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A longer-term campaign to curb polluting and low-value industries also slowed China's vast manufacturing sector.
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But in reality, those that got rich polluting are not so keen on stopping, let alone paying.
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Pruitt has also taken undue credit for collecting money from polluting companies that have broken environmental laws.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a fix for about 280,2000 polluting Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Last month, VW also agreed to fix or buy back 80,000 polluting 3.0-liter diesel vehicles sold.
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In fact, in 2202, seven of the 2628 worst polluting facilities in Europe were German lignite plants.
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Rather, he set two priorities: to stop the cars from polluting and get relief for the owners.
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That included up to $10.033 billion to buy back as many as 475,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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In the Time interview, Li also said he was concerned about industry polluting the atmosphere and water.
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Tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of jobs in polluting industries would be wiped out and workers displaced.
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Heavily polluting industries in the targeted regions will therefore have to reduce output between November and March.
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London (CNN Business)Trucks are guzzling ever more diesel, polluting towns and cities and fueling climate change.
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Rather, they target air pollution, and coal happens to be the most polluting fuel currently in use.
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That means plastic straws get tossed in the garbage, ending up in landfills and polluting the ocean.
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In 1999, Ms. Caputova joined the fight to hold those responsible for polluting the town to account.
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What if we use space waste instead of polluting fireworks for the opening ceremony of the Olympics?
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A California environmental group is suing Coke and Pepsi over claims they're polluting oceans with plastic bottles
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A German court has ruled in favor of allowing large cities to ban heavily polluting diesel cars.
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"Unless you have somebody polluting someone else's well, that's pretty clearly a water-related conflict," Iceland said.
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For her, this means pollution reduction and consequences for the people who are actively polluting the planet.
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Food choices signify degrees of purity and pollution — meat, especially beef, is polluting and triggers base instincts.
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This legislation played a significant role in accelerating energy efficiency, increasing domestic production and reducing polluting emissions.
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The metal has been supported by Beijing's attack on polluting industries, supply reforms and robust demand growth.
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"Governments were obviously there to negotiate loopholes and how they can get away with polluting," Bastida said.
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They'll still get clean but they'll use less water and less energy and release fewer polluting microfibers.
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Both emphasize increased fossil fuel production on federal lands while doubling down on the most polluting ones.
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Linda Hewson: We know that the fashion industry is the second-most polluting industry in the world.
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But we start polluting the environment before then — when we pop clothing with synthetics in the wash.
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These policies have benefited consumers by controlling costs, fostering innovation and helping to advance lower-polluting energy.
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By polluting the oceans, not mitigating CO2 emissions, and destroying our biodiversity — we are killing our planet.
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The company has long been wary of polluting newer experiences, such as video, with ads and paid options.
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Many have already ditched dangerous, polluting and inefficient kerosene lamps: a beneficial side effect of Richard's cook stoves.
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" It added that, at the moment, these communities were reliant on expensive and "high-polluting carbon-intensive electricity.
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This is thanks to the Clean Air Act, which mandated that automakers and industry slash their polluting emissions.
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During Obama's presidency, the U.S. agreed to reduce polluting emissions by more than 25% by the year 2025.
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The question is what will replace these polluting plants as they reach the end of their useful lifespans.
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They got into the Twitter account of late newsman David Carr yesterday, polluting his feed with porn links.
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It is part of a broader clampdown on polluting industries championed by China's all-powerful president, Xi Jinping.
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With more low-emission cars in western Europe, older, more polluting models end up in eastern European markets.
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That's the good news for efforts to curb the use of the most-polluting major global energy source.
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Compounding the problem, at many mining sites, workers dig below the permitted levels, polluting water supplies, Bidhuri said.
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It is committed to bringing in a climate law this year that demands more action from polluting industries.
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A true fix would demand radical policy interventions, such as removing all polluting vehicles from urban living spaces.
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Not only is it polluting the river and air, but methane is an extremely potent heat trapping gas.
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CHINA CRACKDOWN: A government crackdown on polluting smelters in China has driven aluminium prices to four-year highs.
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"Africa is among the least polluting continents, and yet it is the continent that suffers most," he said.
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Polluting scenic bodies of water just isn't cool, no matter how delicious you taste smeared over hot crumpets.
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Polluting the purity of messaging – Messenger Day distracts from the core use case of private, text-based communication.
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The Commission said it will introduce measures to curb ocean-polluting microplastics, such as those used in cosmetics.
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It still must win approval of plans to address 85,000 polluting 3.0 liter vehicles in the United States.
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Look at Richmond, where we have a big oil industry polluting our air, creating a high asthma rate.
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Owners of 2.0 liter polluting vehicles received $5,100 to $10,000 in compensation - in addition to a buyback offer.
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Jack drives to work in a high-polluting Hummer, which does contribute somewhat to global greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Ratings agencies however cite the company's attachment to polluting coal as a downside risk in the long term.
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Even with moderators deleting negative comments, these people are polluting the environment of inclusive or female-only competitions.
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It agreed last year to spend up to $10.03 billion to buy back the polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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Breyer said VW will be forced to repair the polluting vehicles, buy them back or offer both options.
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Some, like nicotine, even resist treatment, polluting waterways and potentially contaminating water used for consumption, the study notes.
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Flower farms are also managing and recycling water better after being accused of draining and polluting Lake Naivasha.
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Each of us emits about two pounds of carbon dioxide a day, so are we polluting the planet?
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These employ a combination of electric motors and combustion engines to cut both fuel consumption and polluting emissions.
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Under the CPP, states can choose to shut down the most polluting facilities in the most populated areas.
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Another is to devise methods to game emissions-testing systems but keep polluting the atmosphere on the road.
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Scientists have developed an enzyme which is able to "digest" some of the planet's most commonly polluting plastics.
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The strength of China's steel production might appear strange, given the government's efforts to close outdated, polluting capacity.
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A toxicity charge aimed at discouraging the use of polluting vehicles in central London has come into force.
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The industry sees that the electric transportation future is coming fast, threatening their polluting profits, and they're scared.
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That is why this proposal is historic: No natural gas or other polluting fuels will replace Diablo Canyon.
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If Scott Pruitt gives polluting corporations the keys to the EPA, Americans can't be expected to suffer silently.
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Polluting, coal-fired power stations are closing, while clean energy sources like wind and solar are growing fast.
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"Instead of polluting the environment, we recycle them {the tyres} properly in an eco-friendly manner," Saeed said.
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China's ongoing efforts to restrict the use of polluting coal means this is a trend likely to continue.
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Winterkorn resigned soon after the scandal over polluting vehicles in the United States became public in September 2015.
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Yet our car-centered city planning is producing stressful traffic gridlock here as well as polluting the environment.
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Environmentalists see in Mr. Wheeler a powerful ally of polluting industries and enemy of clean air and water.
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She laments in her work the polluting and warming of the oceans and the decimation of coral reefs.
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Ma of the IPE said polluting firms in cities like Jincheng had long taken advantage of the system.
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When including all costs of carbon pollution, the technology mix tilts in the direction of lower polluting technologies.
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By suffusing the airwaves with his racism, were we further informing the public, or further polluting the ecosystem?
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The definitive, and damning, pronouncement that the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world.
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About 14,000 trucks go through the adjoined port complex each day, most of them fueled with polluting diesel.
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Drivers hunting for an open spot will circle the block, wasting fuel, congesting traffic and polluting the air.
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We cannot afford a trade deal that yokes us to Trump's polluting legacy and the fossil fuel past.
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"Under extreme cases, if you're using polluting energy, you can get to parity with traditional meat," he said.
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Mr. Ayala also grew concerned that some 70,0003 Volkswagen diesels were on California roads, polluting more than allowed.
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"There are too many plastic products in life, and it's polluting the environment," she said in an interview.
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She brought her message that climate solutions are needed now to the biggest carbon polluting nation on Earth.
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This renders it incredibly difficult to contest today's polluting activities as their impacts have not been felt yet.
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As Oklahoma's attorney general, Pruitt effectively acted as a servant, not of the public, but of polluting industries.
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And regardless of plant technology, mining for coal remains a highly polluting practice, often damaging streams and waterways.
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Qantas has been identified as the most polluting airline to fly across the Pacific Ocean to North America.
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That, carbon accounting experts say, lands the company in the top 21.5 most-polluting firms in the world.
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Wind, Solar and advanced biofuels offer the American people the ability to produce power without polluting the atmosphere.
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The most polluting coal, lignite, is widely available in the region, providing the major and cheapest energy source.
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The most polluting coal, lignite, is widely available in the region, providing the major and cheapest energy source.
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Scientists are in agreement that global temperatures are rising, and humans polluting and emitting carbon are to blame.
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Scientists agree that spraying jets of water, especially from polluting trucks, will do little to disperse Bangkok's smog.
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They say that if they oppose the measure, they fear they will appear to support polluting the lake.
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Beijing has long hoped to shed low-skilled, polluting manufacturing jobs and move higher up the value chain.
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That was the effort, starting around 2006, to develop a climate bill that big, polluting industries would support.
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Heavily polluting vehicles and trucks carrying construction waste are banned from roads and some manufacturing firms have cut production.
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Volkswagen previously reached a deal for the other 475,000 polluting vehicles in the scandal, according to The Associated Press.
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Any contaminated water in the old mines must be removed and treated to keep it from polluting the groundwater.
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We've all seen the images of plastics polluting the oceans and damaging the habitats of species around the world.
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Lower caste Dalits and minority Muslims make up the majority of the workforce which is considered "dirty and polluting".
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Healthcare companies with large investment portfolios sometimes hold stock in polluting sectors — like petroleum products, coal, and natural gas.
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Germany's top administrative court ruled in February in favor of allowing major cities to ban heavily polluting diesel cars.
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"It is killing people by over-polluting them with toxins in their water and in their air," he said.
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So demand for air-conditioning is pushing countries to build not just more power plants, but more polluting ones.
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This means stronger carbon-price signals to incentivise clean-energy investment and technology rather than subsidies for polluting fuels.
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Or the ammonia might one day be used to power ships, which currently run on highly polluting bunker fuel.
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Ever since the Romans began to build with fired-clay bricks and concrete, construction has been a polluting industry.
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Banning this late nitrogen application would prevent a tremendous amount of runoff from polluting our waterways and our oceans.
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The proposed settlement would allow owners to sell back their polluting vehicles or get a fix if regulators approve.
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Microplastics, meaning any plastic object smaller than 5 millimeters, constitute the vast majority of plastic particles polluting marine habitats.
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He said illegal miners would have to register but would also be given support to stop polluting the environment.
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The nearly $240,000 he's received in donation money from polluting industries was cause for alarm during his confirmation hearing.
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Heavily polluting industries were encouraged to set up shop, bringing jobs and prosperity at the expense of the environment.
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Critics say these items take decades or more to decompose and end up polluting landfills and bodies of water.
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India plans to triple its nuclear capacity by 2024 to wean Asia's third-largest economy off polluting fossil fuels.
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" (lol, if only they knew what was to come) and setting Bush out as "Polluting Like a Rock Star.
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Everlane has created puffer jackets from recycled water bottles, and made its own denim that's manufactured without polluting dyes.
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He also stressed the urgency of VW reaching agreement with regulators on a resolution for about 85,000 polluting vehicles.
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In other words, the Chamber supports more cost-benefit analysis for new regulations but less for polluting energy projects.
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But President Ivan Duque supports exploring whether fracking can help boost the country's oil reserves without polluting the environment.
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While, presumably, remaining open to taking money from big oil to promote their climate-polluting brands… So yeah, messy.
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The "yellow vest" movement was formed to demonstrate against rising gas prices and taxes on polluting forms of transport.
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Government efforts to shut older, heavily polluting mines and factories have given commodity prices fresh impetus in recent weeks.
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As the PowerPoint underscored, people inside Volkswagen were aware that its diesel engines were polluting significantly more than allowed.
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At illegal mines, waste water runoff often makes its way into local water sources, polluting the supply, he said.
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Hawaii Wildlife Fund whether Maui's wastewater treatment facility violated the CWA by polluting the Pacific Ocean indirectly through groundwater.
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Those who are "them" can be described in the negative language of disgust: black as ugly, black as polluting.
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They do not want toxic waste polluting land close to where they live, work, recreate or go to school.
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Volkswagen may also offer to repair polluting diesel vehicles if U.S. regulators approve the proposed fix, the sources said.
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Does the government stop a coal company from polluting the water, or cut off power to thousands of homes?
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Ban supporters say the billions of plastic bags used by Californians are a menace, clogging sewers and polluting habitats.
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Ethanol can be produced by a variety of feedstocks in biorefineries that are much less polluting than gasoline refineries.
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The micro grid is helping to smooth the transition from expensive, polluting diesel generators to cleaner, solar powered grids.
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China, for instance, needs to retire polluting coal-fired power plants and to establish stricter standards for motor vehicles.
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Kyoto's other major flaw was that although it was legally binding, no one was ever sanctioned for over-polluting.
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The city regularly tries to ban older, more polluting vehicles from roads on days when pollution reaches critical levels.
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For every tonne of "illegal" or polluting capacity closed, there is another tonne of new capacity to replace it.
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Don't make the same mistakes we did, like driving around in polluting cars and only thinking about the economy.
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" Climate and science: "By polluting the oceans, not mitigating CO2 … we are killing our planet … Let us face it.
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In late 2016, when Google announced the product, I described it as "polluting" the otherwise useful new tab page.
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Unlicensed outdoor cannabis farmers drench the fields with banned herbicides and pesticides, killing animals and polluting local water supplies.
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He hadn't noticed that there were streaks of blood polluting the cement, or that he was feeling no pain.
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The most polluting lignite coal will almost disappear by 2040 with a growing share of photovoltaic and wind farms.
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That could support new markets such as large-scale manufacturing in space instead of on earth polluting our environment.
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Without nuclear power, the country gets almost 303 percent of its energy needs from expensive and polluting fossil fuels.
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Without nuclear power, the country gets almost 87 percent of its energy needs from expensive and polluting fossil fuels.
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The proportion of China's energy that is produced from coal, the most polluting of fossil fuels, is still high.
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This workforce has the muscle to detect, chase down and require large companies with deep pockets to stop polluting.
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Scaling up As well as polluting our oceans, plastics have been found to emit greenhouse gases when they degrade.
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By increasing taxes on more polluting energy products, it could more effectively contribute to the fight against climate change.
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The congestion charge has been augmented by a T-charge on the most polluting vehicles ( "T" stands for toxicity).
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The city is on the banks of the Ganges, and the effluent from its tanneries is polluting the river.
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What he learns can't be unlearned: ice caps are melting, forests are falling, wealthy corporations are polluting and profiting.
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Dampness in the basement can cause mold and mildew problems, polluting the air right up through to the attic.
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It's also one of her saddest, dealing as it does with the seemingly unstoppable polluting of the great lagoon.
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Some local authorities, including Beijing, have been trying to limit emissions and forcing polluting factories to close or move.
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On-street parking charges that target high-polluting vehicles are to be implemented in London's financial district next week.
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Now, coal ash ponds, hog waste lagoons, and toxic superfund sites are all in danger of polluting our water.
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It would channel new investment to renewables and other clean energy resources and begin phasing out old, polluting plants.
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But things are changing: Brands have started to pay attention and make efforts to change their exploitative and polluting ways.
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Many countries are hungry for gas as a lower carbon, less polluting alternative to oil and coal for generating power.
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The U.S. and China are the world's largest economies and, not surprisingly, the biggest producers of polluting greenhouse gases ("carbon").
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Beijing will close 2,500 small polluting firms this year as part of efforts to combat pollution, Xinhua reported last month.
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Separately, German auto supplier Robert Bosch GmbH has agreed to pay $5003 million to compensate owners of polluting U.S. vehicles.
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Volkswagen's punishment for selling 11 million diesel cars that were secretly, illegally polluting the planet has taken another harsh turn.
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The move is meant to help prevent more runoff from polluting waterways and nearby sources of drinking water, Mura said.
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The issue came to a head in February when a court allowed local authorities to bar heavily polluting diesel vehicles.
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Let's talk about carbon taxes, the idea there being that you put a price on emissions, disincentivizing polluters from polluting.
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It has removed from the market 6 gigawatts (GW) of polluting coal capacity over the past 15 months, he said.
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It's funny, the guy I'm dating now had abstinence-only sex ed and was only taught about sex polluting you.
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One approach is to exclude polluting firms or assets: Norway's $1trn sovereign-wealth fund, for instance, stays away from coal.
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Apart from the danger of dropping tens of tonnes of steel from a great height, the method is immensely polluting.
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We've been exploiting nature and polluting the air for the past 2000 years, with consequences we still have to discover.
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""We've been exploiting nature and polluting the air for the past 2000 years, with consequences we still have to discover.
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The ruling on Monday pertained to the settlement covering the owners and former owners of 475,20163 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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Fuel cell vehicles are a major component of the company's plans to curb polluting emissions to nearly zero by 2050.
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That will put them at a competitive disadvantage as global competitors shift away from polluting fossil fuels faster, she said.
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Apart from consolidating the sector, China has shut small, polluting and inefficient mills to address a years-long steel glut.
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"Stopping the production and distribution of these single-use plastic menaces will prevent them from polluting beaches nationwide," he added.
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There's no reason why communities like mine should be saddled with polluting public transportation when affordable, zero emission buses exist.
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Power plants are responsible for just 16 percent of the state's greenhouse gases but are more polluting in other places.
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" He said the Paris agreement "says to China and India and other counties that are potentially polluting: come on board.
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The gas industry uses the fact that gas is only half as CO2-polluting as coal as a marketing argument.
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The natural gas industry could simultaneously claim a price advantage in the United States as well as being less polluting.
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But that's exactly what Enefit's project would do by developing a transportation fuel source more carbon-polluting than conventional oil.
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A federal court ruled in February that German cities could ban the most heavily polluting diesel cars from their streets.
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Renewables and natural gas, the least-polluting fossil fuel, will account for 220 percent of the growth in energy demand.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $10.03 billion to buy back as many as 475,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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Chinese authorities are considering a system of trading credits for low polluting cars much like one in California, Troska said.
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This not only gives a better ride, it also makes the car less polluting by reducing emissions, including nitrogen oxides.
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This comes two weeks after Trump repealed an Obama-era regulation restricting coal companies from polluting waterways with mining waste.
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The New York Times reported that the agency was considering replacing the fired BOSC members with representatives from polluting industries.
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Rather than re-establishing a space for democratic deliberation on social media, counter-bot strategies risk further polluting the discussion.
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There's a practice called greenwashing, whereby polluting companies devote relatively minor resources to environmental causes to reap public relations windfalls.
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Also, I personally would not feel good polluting the world with this kind of racist fear-mongering even as satire.
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It said that limiting Canada's oil industry could result in greater use of more highly polluting fuels from other countries.
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Then there's the water-polluting fecal run-off, the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs, and the conscience-curdling animal murder.
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Scientists know little about the effects of long-term exposure to such extreme concentrations of polluting particles in the air.
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This is especially so in emerging markets, where repressive governments or heavily polluting industries can still obtain international finance easily.
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Ford sees scooters as an affordable, accessible way to move around cities without polluting, congesting traffic or struggling to park.
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And that's exactly what Enefit's project would do by developing a transportation fuel source more carbon-polluting than conventional oil.
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Volkswagen will pay at least $1.26 billion to fix or buy back nearly 80,000 polluting 3.0 liter diesel-engined vehicles.
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Decades of political contributions by fossil fuel corporations have allowed them to continue polluting and melting our planet without consequence.
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Polluting companies would also face higher fines under Bookers proposal, doubling the cleanup fee on coal companies for abandoned mines.
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Barret Wallace is Avalanche's leader; the group wants to take down an evil corporation called Shinra that's polluting the planet.
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Environmental groups call the trucks "super-polluting," because they emit dozens of times more pollutants than trucks with new engines.
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On top of that, older dental fillings can release polluting mercury, which is why some crematoriums have installed mercury filters.
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The array also provides lighting to the school's boarding facilities, where students once relied on costly and polluting paraffin lanterns.
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Thus, old, polluting coal plants that likely would have closed without the ACE rule may now remain open for longer.
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Beijing is in the midst of an unprecedented crackdown on polluting industries in an effort to clean up the environment.
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"I want these hateful and wrong politicians to go, and to stop polluting our moral and ethical ether," he said.
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It is variably polluting industries, tepid or two-faced politicians, our own political passivity, and even the laws of physics.
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And while the department's records of what happened are mostly gone now, the smoke's stench still lingers, polluting the air.
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And the noise polluting your ears is coming from an ad preceding a video you had never clicked to watch.
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The lawsuit claims the state violated the river's right to flourish by polluting and draining it and threatening endangered species.
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We have already mentioned the criminal mining syndicates spreading mercury and polluting swathes of Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.
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EPA's new air policy lets some polluting facilities no longer be subject to strict rules for 'major' sources of emissions.
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The United States is not the only major polluting country that may have trouble following through on its Paris commitments.
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The reduction in Chinese coal imports in recent months has yet to show up in prices for the polluting fuel.
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Using a slightly different methodology, that report found British Airways to be the most polluting airline crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
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If Infinity proves as popular as its creators expect, the use of high-polluting diesel generators will be greatly reduced.
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You are capitalizing on the pressure down hold by having more multilateral rather than -- BRIAN SULLIVAN: Rather than polluting technology.
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Neptune has assets in a number of regions and is focused on gas, seen as the least-polluting fossil fuel.
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People sometimes refer to the unpaid cost of carbon pollution as a subsidy, or an "implicit subsidy," to polluting businesses.
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Authorities often take steps to limit smog, like banning high-polluting vehicles from the road, when red alerts are in effect.
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RE: These Insane Photos Show How An Abandoned Air Force Base Is Polluting Greenland It might be worth correcting the article.
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Humans have done pretty much everything they can to make life miserable for corals, polluting waters and smashing reefs for profit.
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London (CNN)Millions of tons of plastic enter the oceans every year, polluting our seas, littering our beaches and endangering wildlife.
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"These draft laws are designed for polluting power companies, not for European citizens," Greenpeace EU energy policy adviser Tara Connolly said.
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The idea behind the strategy is to help investors sidestep companies whose activities they find objectionable, such as polluting the environment.
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The super-chilled fuel allows easier transportation of natural gas, the least polluting fossil fuel, but is relatively expensive to develop.
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In some regions, wind and solar are now cheaper than power produced by coal or natural gas, which are more polluting.
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Smoke from slash-and-burn agriculture is blamed for the polluting haze that brings health risks across Southeast Asia most years.
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If there is no risk of polluting coastal regions or marine industries, the oil can be left to break down naturally.
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Longer term energy storage — think seasonally — will be crucial, as will technology that can capture carbon dioxide emissions from polluting facilities.
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Our live blog tracked reaction after a U.S. Judge approved $14.7 billion Volkswagen settlement with owners, regulators over polluting diesel vehicles.
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All the world's ships at sea today, he says, measured as one nation, constitute the seventh most polluting country there is.
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"Today's textile industry is built on an outdated linear, take-make-dispose model and is hugely wasteful and polluting," MacArthur stated.
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Victoria is looking at the project due to the decline of brown coal mining and power stations burning the polluting fuel.
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Highly polluting thermal coal, used to generate power, is increasingly difficult to mine in Europe as banks refuse to fund it.
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Germany's highest federal administrative court ruled earlier that German cities can ban the most heavily polluting diesel cars from their streets.
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Both would raise the cost of polluting and also raise the rewards for any modern-day Henry Fords developing revolutionary technologies.
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Even without the geothermal plant's steady production, the Big Island will still be able to produce adequate, though carbon-polluting, power.
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Ma claims his app identified 830,000 cases where companies were polluting excessively or falsifying emissions data, across thousands of parent brands.
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The plastic polluting our oceans gets everywhere—including in the digestive tracts of every single sea turtle in a recent study.
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Volkswagen is expected to announce a deal on Tuesday to address another 80,000 polluting 3,0 liter vehicles in the United States.
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This is especially important to environmental justice advocates, who note that polluting industries are disproportionately located near low-income, minority households.
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The withdrawal would leave the U.S. at a competitive disadvantage as global competitors shifted away from polluting fossil fuels, she added.
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The second Caliph, Omar, discouraged conversion to Islam because he did not want the Persians polluting the religion of the Arabs.
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Duterte showed disdain for what he called irresponsible miners and their financial backers, accusing them of polluting rivers and destroying forests.
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He added that the oil sands vapor also converts more easily into polluting particles than fumes from lighter grades of oil.
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October 23 will see a new 'T-Charge' introduced to remove older, more polluting vehicles from the streets of central London.
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This bill, the Energy and Natural Resources Act of 28503, is a shameless giveaway to the polluting oil and gas industry.
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He and his co-panelists also argued for more representation from polluting industries, which clearly do have a bias against regulation.
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The government took over administration of the business in 2015 to try to save jobs and clean up its polluting furnaces.
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A peasant turned crusader, Wu had exposed hundreds of companies that were illegally polluting the water in his home province, Jiangsu.
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Too often fertilizers, pesticides and other chemicals run off into our rivers, polluting them and many coastal regions around the world.
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A controversy has erupted about whether Miami Beach is polluting Biscayne Bay with the water, but the city is pushing ahead.
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Until we develop more capacity, the parts come largely from China, in which manufacturing is substantially more polluting than U.S. production.
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The province will support construction of low-carbon pilot cities and raise emission standards for its heavily polluting industries, Xinhua said.
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Plastic waste stuck out around the island like a sore thumb, polluting the banks of beautiful streams, hot springs, and beaches.
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The opposition to fracking generally revolves around two core issues: polluting water supplies, and the carbon emissions associated with the process.
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The different dynamics in the world's two largest importers of the polluting fuel are largely a reflection of juxtaposing domestic policies.
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It is under pressure to close polluting steel mills but it has struggled to find alternative sources of growth and employment.
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Plastic bottles end up polluting oceans and rivers, emitting chemicals which endanger the marine ecosystem, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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China is in the process of closing ageing, high-polluting steel mills and induction furnaces to curb overcapacity in the sector.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Influential U.S. magazine Consumer Reports urged the Justice Department to hike compensation to 475,000 owners of polluting Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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An appeals court ruling written by none other than Brett Kavanaugh has further hampered the fight against these climate-polluting refrigerants.
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One question that worries experts: Will the world embrace the S.U.V.'s even-more-polluting cousin, the all-American pickup truck?
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Even in Republican administrations, Mr. Reilly said, the job historically involved imposing regulations on polluting industries, which can create powerful enemies.
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Right now, most microgrids around the world rely on diesel generators, which are polluting and loud, so they're not very green.
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Cheap, plentiful and the most polluting of fossil fuels, coal remains the single largest source of energy to generate electricity worldwide.
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Outraged at the sprawling and polluting building site, known as "Stuttgart 21," residents have been demonstrating every Monday for seven years.
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Elizabeth Warren's recent call for economic patriotism does call out China for depressing U.S. wages, currency manipulation, and polluting the environment.
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Nickel sulfate is increasingly used in batteries for electric vehicles as the world transitions to a greener and less polluting economy.
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Nickel sulphate is increasingly used in batteries for electric vehicles as the world transitions to a greener and less polluting economy.
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Not connecting the dots between climate change and Harvey and Irma only benefits polluting industries and the politicians beholden to them.
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In Alaska, the company has supported efforts to prevent waste from mining operations from polluting Bristol Bay, a productive salmon fishery.
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To prepare, the authorities have raided illegal fireworks factories and arrested people accused of selling polluting crackers on the black market.
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Short-term business practices are polluting our environment and harming our health and well-being for the sake of quick payouts.
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Many projects that have harmed communities living at the edge of polluting facilities have proceeded, despite community outcry and demonstrated harm.
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Making the cost of emissions palpable for industries would encourage companies to curb their polluting activities or pay to offset them.
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Over 85033 percent of global transport emissions come from trucks; the majority from old, polluting equipment primarily running in developing countries.
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Instead, that cost gets shifted onto the polluters themselves and into the price of the polluting product, exactly where it belongs.
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This is to a great extent due to the longevity of plastic and that it ends up polluting seas and oceans.
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"I want to protest, I want to stop polluting, and I want to make the Earth a better place," he said.
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This is why I joined a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from willfully polluting our community and wasting our resources.
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And Clean the World has kept 20 million pounds of hotel waste from polluting North American landfills since it was founded.
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" He continued, saying that the accord "says to China and India and other counties that are potentially polluting: come on board.
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Sulfide-ore mining is the most toxic industry in America, polluting waterways with acid drainage that contains arsenic, mercury and lead.
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Declining margins on high sulphur fuel oil as demand falls off for the polluting fuel have weighed on overall refining profitability.
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Growth has been cooling in recently, however, hurt by higher borrowing costs while tighter rules on polluting factories have crimped production.
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Residents and environmental activists say emissions from the plant, India's second biggest, are polluting the air and water, affecting people's health.
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China is in the midst of closing and consolidating many of its small pig farms, blaming them for polluting the environment.
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Such plans come in many varieties, but they typically charge polluting industries for the carbon dioxide they pump into the atmosphere.
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But he learned that actions "such as polluting, dumping, over-fishing, not recycling—they're all contributing to climate change" and killing dolphins.
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Tens of thousands of veterans believe their health has been compromised by the polluting smoke expelled from burn pits on their bases.
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The growing economy also correlated with increased use of fossil fuels in heavy-polluting sectors such as airplane transportation, trucking, and factories.
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Letting water wash a blacktop or what not could also wash insecticides and fertilizer into your sewer systems, polluting your water supply.
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The Greens' wish for fixed target dates for banning polluting combustion engines or coal-fired power stations would harm industry, he added.
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As a united front, they decide to take down all the dirty rotten men polluting their lives and their potential vast fortunes.
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LULUs are the places contaminated by polluting factories, landfills and any other type of structure that no one wants to live near.
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"We are still begging the big polluters to stop polluting on ethical grounds - but they are not listening to us," he said.
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But many American environmentalists used the project as a proxy for the oil sands, a energy source that they considered particularly polluting.
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Obviously, one had to abstain from other polluting activities and make rigorous efforts to stay clean, in every sense of the word.
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Solheim said Asia is also a major contributor of plastic polluting the world's oceans - and solutions can be found in the region.
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Environmentalist are planning to highlight Germany&aposs continued reliance on heavily polluting coal with a protest at a coal mine near Bonn.
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While not illegal, these super-polluting vehicles have made the air in many German cities much dirtier than allowed under EU standards.
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Protests erupted in Madrid, the capital of Spain, against a decision to suspend a ban on polluting vehicles in the city centre.
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Large-scale battery makers are being pressed to establish their own recycling facilities, and polluting backyard recyclers have been forced to close.
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OMV is shifting its focus more towards the exploration and refining of gas as it is a less polluting alternative to oil.
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It closed 335 polluting factories and ordered 424,000 obsolete high-emitting vehicles off the road last year, state news agency Xinhua said.
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Higher standards would push high-risk and high-polluting enterprises, including those with high energy consumption, to leave the city, Xinhua said.
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What if a polluting company is within localized regulations in the state where polluted water begins, but not where it ends up?
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The new tax could bring in approximately $200 million that could be used to support less polluting modes of transportation, like trains.
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They get in by infecting civil discourse and overpowering people in swarms, polluting safe spaces, literally vomiting into the common coffee machines.
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Pria has said that she chose the auto-rickshaw because it is "the most efficient means of transport" and also less polluting.
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The head of state-run Saudi oil giant Aramco, Amin Nasser, said investors would ultimately differentiate between cleaner and more polluting companies.
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There's a great deal of scientific certainty that humans are polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases, causing the Earth to warm.
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The bottling industry may spawn other, heavy-polluting ones, on the plateau, for the production of bottles and the plastic they use.
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Namely, a renewed emphasis on heavily polluting fossil fuels and a concerted effort to eliminate many of the Obama administration's climate achievements.
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The capital city has also closed or upgraded 11,000 polluting companies and taken more than 2 million obsolete automobiles off the road.
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Officials have begun replacing coal with natural gas in heating systems, closing polluting factories, and prohibiting older cars from the city's roads.
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Municipal workers, who haven't been paid in months, are on strike so the garbage lies untouched, polluting the streets -- and the water.
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But with their high sticker prices, they can absorb the cost of the additional processing needed to clean up their polluting exhausts.
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However, increasing the electricity supply will not necessarily tackle the most prevalent form of energy poverty—cooking with polluting fuels like firewood.
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THE cement industry is one of the world's most polluting: it accounts for 5% of man-made carbon-dioxide emissions each year.
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MEP samples found that 36.3 percent of heavy polluting industries' land and the surrounding soil did not meet government standards, he added.
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The settlement covers 2000-liter polluting diesel Beetle, Golf, Jetta, Passat and Audi A23 cars from the 2500 through 285 model years.
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Protesters have accused the plant, owned by London-based mining giant Vedanta Resources, of polluting groundwater and causing damage to the environment.
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Environmentalists fear state control will allow polluters to dump coal ash in ponds and landfills, further polluting nearby groundwater (The Oklahoman & NewsOk).
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The administration could've used the report to argue for eliminating "Renewable Portfolio Standards" (RPS) that mandate grid space for non-polluting energy.
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"London now joins Paris, Copenhagen and many other progressive cities in taking urgent steps towards removing polluting diesel cars from their streets."
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During her pregnancy, she gives her lover a black eye, polluting the quasi-holy state of pregnancy with an act of violence.
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Fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world, and our production methods and materials are simply not sustainable enough.
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It would also probably reach a point of diminishing returns because the Obama regulations have already affected the two most polluting industries.
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Title VI violations can occur if state environmental agencies, for example, permit hazardous and/or polluting industries disproportionately in communities of color.
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The issue of emissions came to a head in February when a court allowed local authorities to bar heavily polluting diesel vehicles.
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Her comments followed a court ruling in Germany that cities there can ban the most heavily polluting diesel cars from their streets.
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Daimler (DDAIF), which owns Mercedes-Benz, says its electric eActros trucks can help on-demand delivery remain timely without polluting the air.
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But families without electricity do pay for energy, buying firewood or charcoal – which drive deforestation – batteries, or polluting fuels such as paraffin.
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Post-retrograde Venus makes its way forward into Scorpio again on Sunday at 12:02 PM, polluting the air with romantic obsession.
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However, overall China should still be a growth story for natural gas, given the authorities' determination to rely less on polluting coal.
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All this suggests that we should be extremely careful when assuming that Disney is in the business of polluting a pure original.
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The vehicles are noisy and polluting, and an additional expense for a parks department that can't keep beach bathrooms in good repair.
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California does not dictate national standards, since auto companies are free to make higher-polluting vehicles for the rest of the country.
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That means the most-polluting trucks in America may see a resurgence and Pruitt's toxic legacy will endure, at least for now.
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In fact, Beijing is forcing many Chinese companies to close wasteful, polluting factories to fix its economy and clean up its skies.
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For one thing, the court's edict that only "green", less-polluting firecrackers can be let off between the hours of 8 p.m.
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But the most polluting of fossil fuels is also cheap and plentiful, and it remains the world's single largest source of electricity.
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Refusing new public transportation projects will make America more dependent on polluting forms of transportation, but will further enrich the Koch family.
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As well as volatile crude prices, oil producers have also been hit by a global shift away from heavily polluting fossil fuels.
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Most plants in Vietnam use old, polluting technologies that many investors, including Marubeni, have recently promised not to back in future projects.
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Mr. Scholl says Boom's new planes will be far less polluting — not to mention quieter and more affordable — than previous supersonic jets.
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Why it matters: More sophisticated tactics that have emerged since 2016 threaten to derail the democratic process by further polluting online debate.
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Some are opposed because the pipeline mainly carries oil from Alberta's oil sands, which they regard as a particularly polluting energy source.
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Environmental organizations often point out that balloons can land in the ocean, eventually washing up on the shore and polluting the environment.
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In October, the group named Nestlé, Coca-Cola (COKE) and PepsiCo (PEP) as the top polluting companies for the second year running.
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Multiple states have sued the EPA under the Trump administration to get it to take action against out-of-state polluting facilities.
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It's not trolling climate change activists and environmentalists, as his campaign is doing by peddling ocean-polluting plastic straws as a fundraiser.
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Making the trade run smoothly could take years and test Mr. Xi's vows to let markets expand and to curtail polluting industries.
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Last year, Coca-Cola was ranked the world's top plastic-polluting corporation in an audit by the campaign Break Free from Plastic.
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A refusal to consider the cumulative impacts of new polluting projects is detrimental to fighting the climate crisis and ensuring community stability.
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We're looking to turn over the polluting stock faster, a campaign aide said on condition of anonymity ahead of the plans unveiling.
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When state and local governments work to suppress science and shield polluting industries from accountability, we will work to expose these efforts.
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For the longer term, high prices are likely to accelerate a push by governments and environmentalists for lower carbon, less polluting energy.
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The resumption work has raised questions about the status of dozens of other supposedly suspended heavily-polluting power stations across the country.
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As part of that, Volkswagen said in 2016 it would buy back or fix nearly 500,000 polluting 2.0-liter diesel U.S. vehicles.
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This is because nuclear reactors must close by 2022 and many heavily CO2-polluting coal plants are being closed for environmental reasons.
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Another way to punish polluting industries is the EU's EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME (ETS), under which polluters buy the right to emit pollutants.
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Carney said the BoE would be more open to a "brown" penalizing factor, meaning an adjustment in regulatory requirements for polluting investments.
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The government accused rebels of polluting the springs with diesel, forcing authorities to cut the supplies on Friday and use reserves instead.
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The study was commissioned by Stephen Conaway, a local winery owner who sued the state for allegedly polluting his water in 213.
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Besides polluting seawater, the incident also damaged mangrove forests, coral reefs and seagrass fields in East Nusa Tenggara province, the ministry said.
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Pruitt consistently, and spectacularly, disregards the scientific advice of EPA career scientists, preferring the advice of polluting industries in "protecting" the environment.
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But amid a nationwide shift to cut reliance on polluting industries and a sharp shift away from coal, the city has suffered.
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Microplastics are the nearly invisible pieces of plastic from consumer products that end up polluting the world's rivers, oceans, lakes, and soil.
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Poland, hosting its third U.N. climate conference, came in for criticism for its commitment to coal, the most polluting of fossil fuels.
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This process makes parts six times more resistant than if they are cold-stamped, allowing cars to be safer, lighter and less polluting.
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Forced to abandon heavily-polluting industries, China's regions have turned to clean, state-backed sectors like electric cars for alternative sources of growth.
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London (CNN Business)Amsterdam is handing out perks including free charging stations to residents who help rid the city's streets of polluting cars.
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In particular, he noted, the group has been polluting water supplies with oil and other chemicals and destroying farmland, leading to further desertification.
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The problem with plastic in Indonesia is that it was introduced too quickly, without first educating consumers on its polluting effects, Wijsen said.
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ITC was charged with polluting waterways that flow into the Gulf of Mexico, according to a statement by the Harris County district attorney.
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We welcome Twitter's willingness to put responsibility above revenue in seeking to prevent its platform from misleading voters and polluting the democratic process.
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"Fashion is one of the most polluting industries and we're looking to really accelerate the transition to a very circular industry," he says.
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But that investment, and New Yorkers' enjoyment of their parks and neighborhoods, is being ruined by an invasion of noisy, polluting tourist helicopters.
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ITC was charged with polluting waterways that flow into the Gulf of Mexico, according to charges filed by the Harris County district attorney.
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In eastern and southern parts of India the proportion of respondents who say they consider Dalits polluting can be as low as 1%.
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It may become the case where companies such as BHP will choose to preference energy efficient customers over those with more polluting operations.
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Volkswagen on Monday also agreed to spend up to $1.6 billion to buy back up to 105,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles in Canada.
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Dry bulk ships make up more than a fifth of the world's ocean-going vessels and many are among the most polluting ships.
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In December the CPCB ordered state governments to stop "grossly polluting units"—distilleries, paper mills and textile factories—discharging effluent into the river.
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And in an administration built on resentment and fueled by spite, "polluting the environment to troll the libs" is an end unto itself.
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This growth was driven by consumers' search worldwide for less polluting and more energy efficient technologies, and as battery prices fall, he added.
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Even more alarming, a spokesman for the EPA told the New York Times their replacements may be representatives from the polluting industries themselves.
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The scheme has been criticised by some environmental groups and businesses for failing to encourage new gas plants and subsidising polluting diesel generators.
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"Natural gas is the next-generation fossil fuel, cheaper and less polluting," Modi said in an address at India's flagship energy event, Petrotech.
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Environmental organizations say the 1.5 gigawatt plant - which produces 5.4 percent of Australia's power - is one of the world's most polluting power stations.
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The German government has sought to find ways to avoid bans on heavily polluting diesel vehicles in major cities after a court ruling.
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For every meticulously maintained contact (usually people I mail gifts to for the holidays) there are hundreds of other contacts polluting the field.
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The dam collapse released millions of tonnes of muddy mine waste known as tailings, leaving hundreds homeless and polluting the Rio Doce river.
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It's one of the many promising technologies surrounding hydrogen, an energy source proponents say could help reduce our dependence on polluting fossil fuels.
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"To make matters worse, heavy polluting industries are fighting to return to the days of limited pollution under the next administration," Reid said.
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Poland is wary of high carbon prices as that adds costs for its utilities, which generate most of their power from polluting coal.
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A week after his confirmation, he filed suit against Atlanta, Detroit, and Cleveland for polluting their rivers in violation of water quality standards.
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It has promised to shut down polluting sectors like ceramics, cement and brickmaking once China's winter heating systems are switched on in November.
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The EPA reportedly plans to replace some of those board members with representatives from the polluting industries the agency is supposed to regulate.
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VW still faces billions more in costs to address 22018,000 polluting 3.0-liter vehicles and Justice Department fines for violating clean air laws.
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Many electrical plants are major emitters of carbon dioxide, particularly those that burn coal, which is the most inefficient and polluting fossil fuel.
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The three suspects face charges of polluting the environment, and could be jailed for up to seven years if convicted, the agency added.
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Trump is helping our most polluting automakers fuel the climate crisis and poison our air, all while shooting our economy in the foot.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Environmental group Greenpeace on Thursday accused Nestle of not doing enough to reduce single-use plastics polluting landfills and oceans.
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On November 30th 2017 the regional assembly in Wroclaw, a city in western Poland, voted to ban the most-polluting types of coal.
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Problems with enforcement have meant that environmental compliance costs have varied across China, allowing smaller, polluting plants to undercut larger and cleaner producers.
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Outdated rules prevent billions of dollars in investment in advanced energy resources and keep older, less efficient, higher polluting resources in the market.
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The authorities, who removed a total of 42,638 plants, said the farms were suspected of polluting waters with trash, pesticides and generator fuel.
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If the scientists are able to increase the degrading ability of this bacteria, they can reduce the amount of plastic polluting the Earth.
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The United States hoped to use trade sanctions to punish other countries, particularly China, for polluting and push them toward global climate talks.
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"To make matters worse, heavy polluting industries are fighting to return to the days of limited pollution under the next administration," he said.
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Less polluting cars will pay less, with a minimum of 2.50 euros for a 10-day pass and a maximum of 20 euros.
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"It's the Trumps and the Kushners that are polluting this city," said Pete Sikora, the senior adviser at New York Communities for Change.
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But the private vehicles use public (MUNI) bus stops, and some citizens say they're disruptive, polluting, and are increasing already-exorbitant housing prices.
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At today's consumption rate in 33 years time there will be 200 billion crisp packets either sent to landfill or polluting our oceans.
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It is the picture of a sustainable future, one in which society's insatiable demand for electricity can be met without polluting the planet.
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It has agreed to separate settlements worth $5.3 billion to offset excess polluting, boost clean vehicles and compensate more than 40 U.S. states.
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Climate and environmental scientists also point to the polluting effects of fracking, which has led to earth tremors and contaminants leaking into groundwater.
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A back-room favor that would allow super-polluting trucks to spew harmful pollutants into the air that people breathe is not acceptable.
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It will be necessary to direct new investment toward low polluting technologies, and no doubt to subject some existing facilities to early retirement.
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A change to induction cooking would make sense even if the climate were not a concern, because gas stoves are polluting our homes.
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But if they just kept their polluting old plants running and running forever, without upgrades, they didn't have to meet modern pollution standards.
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But the Kochs pay for politicians in order to enrich themselves and to gut regulations affecting the polluting industries that made them billionaires.
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To clean up the filthy air in Beijing, the government has also clamped down on "small, scattered polluting enterprises" in the capital region.
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Duke says its studies and outside experts agree there is no evidence that the Belews Creek facility is polluting nearby drinking water wells.
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When he started reading about air quality enforcement, he realized that some factories around the town were still polluting above the legal limit.
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The fleets of the 2030s and 2040s will still roll across our oceans, but they will not be laden with polluting fossil fuels.
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"The process of burning trash is inherently polluting," said Leah Kelly, senior attorney with the Environmental Integrity Project, a nonprofit based in Washington.
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We have certainly observed and felt the impact of their poisoning the water, polluting the air and lying about the efficacy of products.
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"Eco-sustainability, as well as the lowest levels of polluting emissions and energy consumption, are guaranteed throughout the whole production cycle," Fisker claims.
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I'm suggesting you don't stop being intelligent and stop using the most polluting thing that we have in this country, in the world.
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Still, there are signs that offsets might help in the long term by forcing carbon-polluting industries to become a bit more creative.
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And yet when it comes to fashion – one of the most polluting industries on the planet – Gen Z presents something of a paradox.
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"Indian demand is growing rapidly, they need additional gas, they like to replace coal and other polluting fuels with natural gas," Steinitz said.
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The next 10 years are critical for rapidly moving the country off polluting oil and gas, and on to a clean energy future.
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The shipbreaking business is considered to be one of the world's most hazardous occupations and highly polluting, according to the International Labour Organization.
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"For generations now in this country, toxic waste dumps and polluting factories have been located in or near communities of color," Warren says.
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That may mean new policies to stimulate polluting industries like steel and cement, or a relaxation of efforts to shift away from coal.
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Grijalva highlighted a consequence of the rollback that will be worse for low income communities, areas where polluting industries often house their projects.
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Without the United States, there is likely to be far less pressure on major polluting countries and industries to accurately report their emissions.
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Brown coal, or lignite, is considered the most polluting type of coal, partly because its low heat content means more must be burned.
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They face discrimination in jobs and housing and are often denied entry to places of worship, their presence considered "polluting" in holy places.
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On one occasion I had to spend more than an hour looking for a parking spot, with my exhaust unnecessarily polluting the air.
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It will also help it start producing petroleum coke, a first in Serbia, and cease production of heavily polluting high-sulphur fuel oil.
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The move comes amid pressure from governments to reduce air pollution and end the sale of the most polluting types of diesel engines.
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The Greens fear giving way on their demand to close down 10 gigawatts of polluting coal-fired power stations would alienate their voters.
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So the EPA is trading the health and well-being of thousands of Americans for keeping polluting and often unprofitable power plants online.
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From the macho threats of nuclear war to the disgraceful ending of a health care program that serves 9 million poor children in America, to taking away tax exemptions on student debt; from building walls and ending DACA to keep out new Americans, to loosening regulations to allow polluting industries to resume polluting, to muzzling science and clamping down on speech.
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But inheriting contaminated properties, even if the deceased owner had nothing to do with polluting the land, is in a category all its own.
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That's when Sylvester Graham developed his eponymous cracker because it would help the eater stop "self-polluting," or as we call it now, masturbating.
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Rain evaporates fast in the country's punishing summer heat, forcing farmers to rely on expensive and polluting diesel pumps to access groundwater for irrigation.
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What this means is that aviation is still a heavily polluting industry and will probably continue to be so for many years to come.
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The logic behind a carbon tax is that it makes polluting the atmosphere -- such as by burning coal, oil and natural gas -- more expensive.
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BADI Dry bulk ships make up more than a fifth of the world's ocean-going vessels and many are among the most polluting ships.
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Cost-based competition encouraged deployment of efficient, combined-cycle generation to displace older, more polluting generators, improving reliability while providing economic and environmental benefits.
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Even in rural areas, the energy-intensive and heavily polluting industries that fuelled the region's boom largely benefit Han companies; few miners are Mongolian.
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Anti-immigrant sentiment turned against the massive influx of new Irish- and German-Americans, who were stereotyped as drunks, polluting the nation with alcoholism.
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They include fewer university researchers investigating the health effects of toxins and pollutants and more voices of experts from polluting industries or state regulators.
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But environmentalists worry that Asia's demand for coal, the most polluting of the major fossil fuels, is likely to grow for years to come.
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Now, Lush is diving into an effort to clean up the ocean by transforming plastic found polluting the water into packaging for its products.
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Prices for Fortescue's ore fell over the quarter as China switched to higher-grade, less-polluting iron ore to reduce smog this past winter.
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But we're now learning the costs of this wonder material—oceans full of indestructible micro-particles that are harming sea life and polluting waterways.
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They'd rather do concerts or parties, where they can plaster their branding across every square inch of the stage without polluting the artist's work.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a fix for about 70,000 polluting Volkswagen diesel vehicles, it said on Friday.
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Diesel generators, which have long-served a backup role when disasters hit, are expensive, heavily polluting, and prone to failure due to infrequent use.
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BADI Dry bulk ships make up more than a fifth of the world's ocean-going vessels and many are among the most polluting ships.
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The conservatives and FDU may accept the Greens' ambition to shutter polluting coal-fired plants and promote green energy, but at a slower pace.
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The report suggests that this stems from their exposure to indoor air pollution, through the use of polluting fuels to cook in their homes.
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Namely, they emit far higher levels of other polluting gases such as non-methane organic gases (NMOG) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) than petrol engines.
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Coal, diesel and fuel-oil, which are far more polluting than natural gas, are kept in reserve for emergencies to generate electricity in Israel.
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"Right now, polluting is basically free," Dan Rutherford, the International Council on Clean Transportation's program director for marine and aviation, told Mashable last year.
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Germany's cabinet in January approved plans to introduce a highway toll for cars registered abroad, with less polluting cars to pay a lower rate.
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Khan also proposed to extend the scheme, so that by 2021 it would cover all polluting vehicles inside a much larger area of London.
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"Right now, polluting is basically free," Dan Rutherford, the International Council on Clean Transportation's program director for marine and aviation, said in an interview.
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In 11 of 15 cities in the province, the average PM 2.5 kept rising despite efforts to eliminate polluting coal-fired boilers and vehicles.
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" Letendre is the lead for EPA's Smart Sectors Program, developed by Pruitt to engage EPA more with polluting industries and "reduce unnecessary regulatory burden.
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"The use of cheaper but more polluting induction furnaces, while not being subjected to stringent carbon pricing mechanisms, also provides cost advantage," he added.
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"The problem with carbon offsets is that they can create a kind of moral license for us to maintain our polluting lifestyles," he said.
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In 2011, the Ministry of Environmental Protection issued a plan to cut the polluting of underground water resources by the end of this decade.
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Zhao said that activity in energy-intensive and polluting industries slowed in October, while high-end manufacturing and consumption-related manufacturing continued to grow.
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While it focuses on the 3 biggest actors, it could "feasibly and fairly be extended" to other developed nations and high-polluting developing countries.
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Mining companies must increasingly grapple with not just green protesters but anxious banks, under pressure from investors to limit financing for new, polluting projects.
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For starters, some states, including those that sued the EPA in 2016, think their polluting neighbors have unfairly been left out of the rule.
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Under the new revisions, if the plant is able to prove that it isn't polluting the aquifer, it is no longer required to monitor.
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After all, there's nothing inherently conservative about polluting the air, or the internal combustion engine, or fracking on public or even privately owned lands.
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For the "coal rollers" who intentionally blow smoke at cyclists, drivers of low-polluting vehicles or anybody else, we do not need special laws.
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Now Moore turns his attention to Rick Snyder, the governor of Michigan, and to the polluting of Flint's public water supply during his tenure.
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Even with a precise and transparent offset program, critics say that companies and countries can simply use them as an excuse to keep polluting.
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It had advantages over off-the-shelf alternatives but cost nearly twice as much, was cramped and hot, and was more polluting than promised.
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Iran urgently needs modern, safer and less-polluting airliners after decades of being unable to obtain spare parts or new models due to sanctions.
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For example, when US consumers buy industrial products from China's polluting industries, the SDG Index attributes some of the pollution to the US consumers.
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Indicated 20.6 pct higher The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a fix for about 21.23,221.2 polluting Volkswagen diesel vehicles, it said on Friday.
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The German automaker said it would start buying back some of the nearly half a million polluting diesel vehicles sold in America within weeks.
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"From there we want to generate a new standard for new vehicles, that allows new vehicles to be less and less polluting," she said.
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The head of the West Virginia chemical company responsible for polluting a city's water supply two years ago will spend one month in jail.
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The fashion world, recognized as the second most polluting industry after oil, has been working in recent years to adopt more environment-friendly practices.
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On Thursday, Mr. Wheeler reversed Mr. Pruitt's final policy, a regulatory loophole that would have allowed more highly polluting trucks on the nation's roads.
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The Trump Party's new head of the E.P.A. opposes climate science and fought to get taxpayers to bail out failing and polluting coal plants.
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But he also blamed unfavorable weather conditions, as well as the city's "industrial structure", dominated by polluting power plants, steel mills and cement factories.
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In the E.P.A.'s 2019 budget, staff cuts have been made, while some people nominated for key positions have direct links to polluting industries.
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Green burial is still the ultimate way to avoid the polluting chemicals of embalming or the emissions of cremation, yet it's rare in cities.
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For instance, polluting entities in poor air-quality areas or entities in violation of other air quality regulations are not allowed to purchase offsets.
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While most cruise ships run on highly polluting heavy fuel oil, many have begun using "scrubbers" to remove toxic sulfur oxides from their exhaust.
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Ms. Carmena also wants to pursue her campaign against climate change, which led her last year to ban polluting vehicles from entering central Madrid.
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He has also overseen efforts to address excess diesel emissions in vehicles, including the EPA's review of Volkswagen AG and Fiat Chrysler polluting vehicles.
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It is not enough to respond to unsubstantiated statements such as 'The global fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world.
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But farmers, he said, often don't focus on the long-term damage caused by their crops, which erode the soil, polluting and diverting rivers.
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And our climate reporters are analyzing a sweeping new order from the Environmental Protection Agency that eases regulations on polluting industries during the outbreak.
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If countries like China try to revitalize their economy by subsidizing polluting industries like steel and cement, emissions could soar in the coming months.
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On Friday, Mr. Wheeler reversed the final policy of his predecessor: granting a loophole that would permit more highly polluting trucks on the roads.
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Years of segregation, redlining, gentrification and other racist policies have led to the most polluting infrastructure being sited in low-income communities of color.
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When rains come, all the charred debris from the fire may wash into freshwater sources, polluting it for both aquatic life and human consumption.
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And major polluting sectors — including transportation, the U.S. economy's biggest source of greenhouse gases since 2017 — remain almost impossible to decarbonize, according to Jackson.
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In September, a lower court had ordered Frankfurt, Germany's financial center, to ban highly-polluting, older diesel vehicles from the city center from February.
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Known as "deadheading," this tendency, also seen with taxis, makes a nonpooled ride-hailing trip 47 percent more polluting than a private car ride.
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The representative highlighted a consequence of the rollback that will be worse for low income communities, areas where polluting industries often house their projects.
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"Eco-sustainability, as well as the lowest levels of polluting emissions and energy consumption, are guaranteed throughout the whole production cycle," the company writes.
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Hummer was discontinued as part of GM's bankruptcy in 2009 amid stalling sales, high gas prices and a sour reputation for polluting the planet.
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The UN Climate Change Conference earlier this month highlighted the huge disconnect between the world's biggest polluting nations, and the global community demanding change.
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And before you forgo the apples, consider the reality that buying food processed in polluting factories comes with a hidden cost to the planet.
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Volkswagen may also offer to repair polluting diesel vehicles if U.S. regulators approve the fix as workable at a future date, the sources said.
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Big hogs can chew up acres of crops in a single night, destroying pastures, tearing out fences, digging up irrigation systems, polluting water supplies.
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"We're on track, if we keep polluting as we are, to have more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050," she told CNBC.
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The Center for Science and the Environment, based in Delhi, found the Badarpur plant to be one of the country's most polluting in 2015.
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"These corporations keep hiring the PR organizations ... so we don't look at who's still making the big bucks off polluting our Earth," Warren emphasized.
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To make the rest of the world follow the EU's suit, there would be a CARBON BORDER TAX, essentially tariffs on imported polluting goods.
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Birmingham and Southampton are introducing "Clean Air Zones" next year in their downtown areas that will charge polluting vehicles a fee to travel through.
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Using the government to subsidize coal, a highly polluting source of energy that has failed to compete in the market, will not do this.
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Keeping people more informed about the consequences of climate change and joining the fight against big corporations to stop polluting the environment is essential.
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Some of the more-polluting businesses in and around the capital were told to shut down for a period before and during the gathering.
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If the GOP wants to explicitly align itself behind the interests of particular polluting businesses and against the broader public interest, well, it can.
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Proterra has been working for years on all-electric buses, hoping to replace the thousands of diesel buses polluting city air across the country.
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The enforcement action he cited—an action against Mahard Egg Farm, which was polluting water—was initiated by his predecessor, not by Pruitt himself.
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Metal prices surged from 20173 to the middle of 22017 after an environmental clampdown on polluting smelters and mines in China threatened to curtail supply.
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It still faces billions more in costs to address 85,000 polluting 3.0-liter diesel-powered vehicles and Justice Department fines for violating clean air laws.
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DE) and Daimler have also made investments in the electric vehicle (EV) market, whose growth is being driven by a shift from polluting fossil fuels.
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Amsterdam is the latest in a series of European cities to restrict polluting vehicles with the aim of improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions.
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VW still faces lawsuits from about 20 U.S. states, lawsuits from U.S. investors and will spend years buying back or fixing nearly 580,000 polluting vehicles.
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It is also a key example of a local economy attempting to pivot away from traditional smokestack industries to less polluting and higher-value manufacturing.
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Laver said individuals and governments had a part to play in reducing the amount of plastic polluting the world's oceans, but the key was urgency.
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For instance, the Halliburton loophole does not cover the Clean Water Act, so companies could be fined if they're found to be polluting drinking water.
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"It will become more and more attractive to buy less polluting cars," said Infrastructure Undersecretary Michele Dell'Orco and Industry Undersecretary Davide Crippa in a statement.
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Wet coking uses water for cooling and is considered more polluting, as it generates more emissions and waste water that contains compounds that include cyanide.
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Then I began to learn all the issues about how apparel affects the world – someone said we're the second most polluting industry in the world.
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There has been a public outcry over environmental damage, however, with mining blamed for polluting land and turning waters red near the state capital Kuantan.
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The mining lobby, and elements within the ruling coalition, want to build new generation coal-fired plants, claiming these will be cheaper and less polluting.
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"It's just a fairly polluting industry, so factories near large urban areas were the ones to get hit by the environmental restrictions," Brooks told Reuters.
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Mr Tang has sued the smelter for polluting his land—a brave act in China, where courts regularly rule in favour of well-connected businesses.
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Polluting industries and coal-fired power plants have been shut down, and a project to distribute domestic cooking gas to replace solid fuels has grown.
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He said manufacturing was moving to South Asia and Southeast Asia in search of cheaper labor costs and as Beijing discourages polluting, lower-margin sectors.
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We love digging for stuff, selling it, and polluting the environment with the byproducts, so why not dig beneath the seafloor with its untapped potential?
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Nor does it cover fees for lawyers of owners suing the company or address 80,000 larger polluting 3.0 liter Porsche, Audi and VW diesel cars.
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Efforts to limit the burning of coal are also likely to act as a brake on imports of the polluting fuel over the winter period.
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Grundler has overseen the office working to address excess diesel emissions in vehicles, including the EPAs review of Volkswagen AG and Fiat Chrysler polluting vehicles.
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It was found that many upper-caste villagers, including Dalits of higher sub-caste than the drain-cleaners, see toilets as "polluting" to their homes.
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Environment Minister Carolina Schmidt told local television station Canal 13 over the weekend that ENAP was not the only company responsible for polluting the area.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Monday upheld Volkswagen's $0003 billion settlement with the owners of nearly 500,000 polluting diesel vehicles announced in 2016.
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China, the world's biggest consumer of the steelmaking ingredient, needs higher-quality, less-polluting grades of iron ore in its long-running anti-smog campaign.
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Studies show that racial discrimination leads governments and companies to place polluting facilities, like landfills, power plants and truck routes, in black and Hispanic communities.
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"We have to make tough decisions to protect the health and wellbeing of Londoners and tackle harmful emissions from the most polluting vehicles," he said.
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In November, exports and imports both unexpectedly accelerated, but analysts expect growth to continue cooling amid a government crackdown on financial risks and polluting factories.
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"The lack of sanitation from the government is polluting the water, not our occupation," said Jussara Basso, a protest coordinator with the Homeless Workers Movement.
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Volkswagen has admitted to deliberately cheating diesel emissions tests, sending shockwaves through the automotive industries and causing a sector-wide crackdown on polluting diesel engines.
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The company says that the radioactive waste will be buried underneath the ground and encased in rock to prevent polluting the lake—sounds safe, right?
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Under court settlements, VW owners previously received between $2000,7.43 and $27.4,2350 in compensation for having polluting vehicles fixed or selling them back to the automaker.
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There is no disagreement among climate scientists about whether humans are warming the Earth by burning fossil fuels and polluting the atmosphere with greenhouse gases.
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No government is anywhere near achieving this goal, and certainly not the world's most populous and most polluting nations — including the U.S., India and China.
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VW previously agreed to spend up to $2000 billion, including as much as $403 billion to buy back up to 240,23.0 polluting 22015 diesel vehicles.
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But the once crystal-clear water he remembers has turned a brownish-red the past few months because of a toxic algae polluting the water.
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"These sites have caused devastation for my family, my friends and my neighbors for years, polluting our air and water with deadly toxins," Parras said.
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They could also invest in energy efficiency and shift their energy supply to less or zero-polluting sources, like solar, wind power, and natural gas.
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The firings caused all the more alarm when an EPA spokesperson said the agency was considering replacing the fired scientists with representatives from polluting industries.
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Wang of UCLA argues while such tactics have a short-term impact, polluting firms need to be put under constant and systematic real-time scrutiny.
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That existing system is costly and polluting, as well as unreliable when power demand on Kos rises, according to the team operating the Tilos project.
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New Delhi (CNN)October 246 marks the beginning of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights which across India is marked by colorful but polluting pyrotechnics.
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It's the cleanest and most affordable fuel additive on the market and reduces polluting substances like carbon monoxide, exhaust hydrocarbons and toxins from tailpipe emissions.
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China wants highly polluting sectors like thermal power and papermaking, as well as sectors suffering from overcapacity, to be covered by the end of 2017.
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Despite pressure from Beijing, many growth-obsessed local governments turn a blind eye to polluting enterprises they consider vital sources of jobs and economic growth.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China needs more powers to crack down on polluting companies and local governments that protect them, the country's environment minister said on Thursday.
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The blaze didn&apost reach the heart of the park and instead burned in remote areas, making roads inaccessible and polluting the area with smoke.
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The coal sector, for instance, has lambasted the Clean Power Plan as a regulation designed to damage the industry, which produces a high-polluting fuel.
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The battery giant is raising funds to finance a rapid expansion as Beijing aggressively promotes electric vehicles as a cleaner alternative to polluting fossil fuels.
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Because California is a big market, that waiver has pushed the entire auto industry to produce more fuel efficient and less polluting cars and trucks.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State on Tuesday urged Muslims to destroy their satellite TV sets to prevent hostile channels "destroying their beliefs and polluting their ethics".
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The moves come after a German court ruled last month that cities in the country could ban the most polluting diesel vehicles from their streets.
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But the ocean isn't able to absorb carbon dioxide as fast as we are polluting, which has led to both global warming and ocean acidification.
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While I believe in respecting the Earth and not polluting it, the future of beautifying nature belongs more to technology and science than human restraint.
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"The polluting agents in burning tobacco, despite being different from the ones found in fossil fuels, have overlaps," Rees said, calling for bold, decisive action.
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The biggest flaw is the lack of protections for the hardest hit communities – low-income communities of color that suffer most from these polluting factories.
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Samarco's operations were halted two years ago after a tailings dam burst, killing 19 people and polluting rivers in Brazil's worst environmental disaster to date.
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The Trump administration is already facing backlash for planning new handouts for a reckless, polluting industry, which includes some of the world's most profitable companies.
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Public investment in clean energy infrastructure will have a greater impact once private investment flows to the same projects instead of to highly polluting alternatives.
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But then, a huge poison gas leak hit one of the polluting company's major factories, forcing thousands of people to evacuate and injuring many others.
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This could be a result of less polluting production in modern, expanding economies, or of better medical care for those with conditions sensitive to pollution.
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The company, whose packaging is regularly blamed for polluting oceans and landfills, has vowed to make 100% of its packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025.
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Last month, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer gave VW and U.S. regulators until April 21 to offer a "concrete proposal" for addressing the polluting cars.
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A nonprofit sued, arguing that the plant was polluting illegally, but the County of Maui, which runs the plant, insists it's not doing anything wrong.
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Polluting firms that fail to tackle climate change could be removed from The Church of England's £12 billion ($16 billion) investment portfolio within five years.
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" He continued: "We said in the early 2000s that the quota-driven emphasis on street stops was polluting the relationship between cops and our communities.
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The Chinese government is cracking down on high debt levels and heavily polluting industries while engineering a transition toward a services and consumption-led economy.
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The project is part of a growing trend among global refiners to produce more high-quality oil products instead of the heavy polluting fuel oil.
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They are engaging in civil disobedience, such as school strikes, and have initiated lawsuits to stop various polluting activities or to demand stronger policy responses.
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The report does not discuss the bank's support for polluting industries, which have spent handsomely to block climate action at virtually every level of government.
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Excluding new clean energy resources from the capacity market will lead to higher prices and prop up the existing, and often heavily polluting, resource mix.
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The bills "trapped the country in a growth model that is extremely polluting and dangerous to humans and the environment," they said in a statement.
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He also plans in 2019 to expand central London's low-emission zone across the capital, charging drivers of polluting vehicles $693 a day to enter.
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In 1998, Jaiswal brought a lawsuit against the central government and a number of polluting industries, and a hundred and twenty-seven tanneries were closed.
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The data comes amid expectations of a renewed effort by policy makers to reduce debt risks and tighten rules to bring polluting factories to heel.
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He has repeatedly given voice to wealthy oil and gas executives rather than advocate on behalf of the people that their polluting business practices hurt.
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Microplastics -- tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size -- are usually worn down from larger plastics polluting the oceans, such as bottles and bags.
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The very rich are polluting even more than before, shunning the front sections of big planes for the luxury of flying in private jets instead.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Tuesday released its newest definition for ambient air in a move critics say will ease burdens on polluting industries.
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Therefore, although the Frenchman was polluting the tomato salad with his dirty French fingernails and even his hairy French knuckles, I pretended not to notice.
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Farmers say that if the measure passes thousands of small farms could be sued for damages for polluting the lake and driven out of business.
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Grundler has overseen the office working to address excess diesel emissions in vehicles, including the EPA's review of Volkswagen AG and Fiat Chrysler polluting vehicles.
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It is expensive and highly polluting to turn a bunch of plants down (or off) and then crank them back up again all at once.
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The closure of polluting plants and factories have fueled fears of supply shortages in the winter, lifting prices of finished goods including steel and copper products.
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"It's making a bad situation for the communities by polluting the water," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, standing on top of a pile of sand.
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He has earmarked 500 million euros to help poorer citizens buy less-polluting vehicles, seeking to answer criticism that his reforms have eaten into household spending.
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The European Commission has limited powers to force polluting cars off European roads, since vehicle licensing in the EU is still conducted on a national level.
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VW still faces lawsuits from about 151.893 U.S. states and from U.S. investors, and will spend years buying back or fixing nearly 580,000 polluting U.S. vehicles.
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However, Canada is highly decentralised, and no national plan would be politically viable without the assent of the provinces—many of which rely on polluting industries.
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Once largely reliant on hydropower, the production hub for global companies such as Samsung Electronics has turned to cheap but polluting coal to boost electricity generation.
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In 2016, Breyer approved a separate settlement for Volkswagen worth up to $14.7 billion, requiring it to buy back 475,000 polluting vehicles with 2.0-liter engines.
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He called the landmark climate change accord a "bad deal" that unfairly penalizes the United States, while giving a free pass to other major polluting countries.
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The government will in June outline its strategy for switching the country - among the most polluting in the European Union - to more sustainable sources of energy.
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While businesses and people, particularly those in poverty, will see tax breaks, there's no reason to assume they would spend those savings on high-polluting activities.
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Shell is betting heavily on a rapid growth in the global LNG market over coming decades as the world turns to less polluting sources of energy.
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Campaigners are seeking to create a market for cleaner, less-polluting stoves and fuels to supply millions of households worldwide that are using inefficient, dangerous methods.
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That's because even though their nitrogen dioxide-containing exhaust gases are polluting the air in European cities, diesel cars emit less carbon dioxide than gasoline cars.
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The Stavanger-based company and its peers including Shell, BP and Exxon are also betting on natural gas to displace more polluting coal to produce electricity.
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But in the lead-up to the G20, the sky has cleared as polluting industries have been shut down or moved for the international meeting's duration.
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Tangshan, China's biggest steelmaking city, is making rapid progress diversifying its economy and shutting down polluting plants, the city's top Communist Party official Ding Xingfeng said.
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Volkswagen also agreed to pay California $25 million and has reached "substantial agreement" toward compensating owners of the polluting vehicles, a federal judge said on Tuesday.
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"Our electricity bills should not support the operation of the most polluting power plants, given that cleaner and more flexible options are available," the letter said.
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Xinhua added that owners of polluting firms or slack local officials would be held accountable for any environmental damage and could be prosecuted for criminal liability.
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In fact, replacing 25,000 old school buses would eventually make up for the cumulative total of 46,000 excess tons of nitrogen oxides from the polluting Volkswagens.
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Since 2010, Tesla has reaped nearly $2 billion in revenue from selling regulatory credits to competitors that need to offset sales of their own polluting vehicles.
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An oil spill in South Dakota that leaked thousands of gallons of highly polluting oil could damage the environment more than the company has let on.
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Sales in Europe have declined sharply in recent years as several countries have announced the phasing out of diesel-powered cars that emit polluting nitrogen oxides.
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"It's safer for us, after the attacks, and also it's in an open area, so it's not like it's polluting the entire school yard," he says.
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VW still faces lawsuits from about 20 U.S. states and from U.S. investors, and will spend years buying back or fixing nearly 580,23 polluting U.S. vehicles.
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As a state lawmaker, she sought to defend Detroit&aposs poor, taking on refineries and a billionaire trucking magnate who she accused of polluting city neighborhoods.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The gas industry has long sold itself as a "clean fuel" when it really just is another polluting fossil fuel.
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In many parts of the United States, it would be difficult -- and expensive -- to choose clean, renewable energy over polluting fuels like coal and natural gas.
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The Netherlands, where emissions of greenhouse gasses were 13 percent lower last year than in 1990, is among the most polluting countries in the European Union.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China plans to raise environmental standards in its highly-polluting mining sector, according to a policy draft circulated by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
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In both steel and coal, it has focused on shutting outdated, more polluting plants, while bringing on more efficient operations with lower emissions to ensure supply.
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And more than 22019 billion of us still cook and heat our homes with toxic or polluting fuels such as kerosene, wood, crop waste, and dung.
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The various chemicals and materials used to assemble boards, leashes, and wetsuits end up polluting the waterways and defiling the very beaches that surfers rely on.
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Koenig said apart from heavy industry and electricity, where gas may take share away from polluting coal generation, there were opportunities in home heating and transport.
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He said he wanted to ensure "a strong sense of reality" in finding a solution, calling it "intolerable" that the polluting cars remain on U.S. roads.
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A combination of smelter closures and a crackdown on polluting industry in China has caused supply to undershoot expectations, supporting prices, said BMO analyst Kash Kamal.
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But because a Grand Prix weekend covers three days and involves loud, heavily vibrating and, to some degree, polluting cars, that dream has rarely been realized.
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CNN's running list of Pruitt controversies totals 29 bullet points, grouped by category: his excessive spending, concealment of public records, and close ties to polluting industries.
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The lawsuit, which also named the town of Plymouth, said that it was not the first time the company was at fault for polluting the environment.
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Camera rigs aren't sexy, but Lippincott says that the most effective way to get authorities to investigate a potentially polluting facility is old fashioned photographic evidence.
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The United States should impose a similar mechanism on targeted advertising to counteract how the platforms undermine journalism and amplify content that's polluting our civic discourse.
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But the key takeaway here is that Beijing's scrutiny of its aluminium sector is only getting sharper as it targets both excessive capacity and polluting industries.
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Scott Pruitt, the agency's head at the time, was trying to dismantle myriad Obama-era environmental and public health regulations at the behest of polluting industries.
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To meet those targets, most states would have to shut down polluting coal-fired electric plants and replace them with clean sources like wind and solar.
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It is time that humanity turned its back on polluting wood, our oldest fuel, and fully embraced cleaner sources that are fit for the 21st century.
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Fortescue has been hit by falling prices for its lower grade iron ore as Chinese steel mills have turned to higher-grade, less-polluting iron ore.
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On Wednesday, VW agreed to pay $4.3 billion in criminal and civil fines and plead guilty to three felonies for misleading regulators and selling polluting vehicles.
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They want a carbon tax because it doesn't threaten the industry's very existence and allows them to keep polluting—so long as they pay for it.
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Xie, who is also a professor at Chongqing's Southwest University, said other challenges include algae blooms caused by fertilizer, and wastewater from tributaries polluting the river.
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Conservatives have argued for fracking and other technologies that allow consumers to rely on less polluting fossil fuels, contending that progressive's plans are not economically feasible.
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Domestically, the Chinese government is cracking down on high debt levels and heavily polluting industries while engineering a transition toward a services and consumption-led economy.
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The story of DuPont's polluting problems was also told in a gripping piece in The New York Times Magazine in January, focused on a crusading lawyer.
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His pick to run the agency, Scott Pruitt, relentlessly sued the EPA as Oklahoma's attorney general, has close ties with polluting companies, and denies climate science.
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Big welfare states are also more likely to tax addictive stuff, which people tend to buy whatever the price, as well as unhealthy and polluting stuff.
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I think the feature was a great evolution, but Vine not monitoring or curating people from abusing the feature led to recycled content polluting people's feeds.
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There are a lot of people still eating off the land up north, and it's really beautiful because you're respecting the Earth and not polluting it.
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That uneven distribution allowed the researchers to look at different measures of air quality and health, and to find correlations with the presence of polluting cars.
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In the year since his election as president, Donald Trump has used one strategy to these ends: floating extreme ideas that end up polluting the mainstream.
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While leading the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), van der Vaart appeared bent on putting polluting interests ahead of environmental protection and children's health.
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When we do, we will look back at elective abortion and wonder — as we do now with polluting and smoking — why we so wholeheartedly embraced it.
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A separate measure would greatly expand a tax credit for companies that capture carbon dioxide from power plants or other polluting facilities and pump it underground.
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He pointed to an improvement in the pollution levels in Beijing last year because of strict government measures to curb polluting industries near the Chinese capital.
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Just as there is a carbon tax on polluting industries, there should be a "migration tax" on the nations who got rich while emitting greenhouse gases.
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The settlement does not cover fees for the lawyers of owners suing VW or address 80,000 larger polluting 3.0 liter Porsche, Audi and VW diesel cars.
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Covert antics become sinister once Dennis lose his job and decides to sabotage the factory that he believes is polluting the local river with colorful toxins.
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And when a friend tried to drink from the community water well, he was physically assaulted by upper caste Brahmins who accused him of polluting it.
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Under pressure to use cleaner energy sources, the province has already pledged to cut its consumption of polluting coal by 40 million tonnes over 2013-2017.
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To encourage the rest of the world to follow the EU's lead, there would also be a carbon border tax, essentially tariffs on imported polluting goods.
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The data also shows that BP this year acquired some of the most polluting sites in the Permian and then allowed flaring and venting to increase.
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One of the critiques of the "flight shaming" phenomenon is that it could place too much blame on individuals rather than holding big polluting industries responsible.
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Unfortunately, the EPA has demonstrated its willingness to manipulate scientific evidence in such a way that benefits polluting industries, despite the negative consequences to Americans' health.
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Pakistan is not the only country using coal - one of the cheapest but also most polluting forms of energy - to help plug its growing energy needs.
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This might make them better at holding water but it also means they break down slowly and contribute to the tsunami of plastic polluting the planet.
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Duterte has repeatedly criticized miners for polluting rivers and destroying forests, warning them last week of big changes ahead during his state of the nation address.
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But nothing could have prepared them for the scourge that is humanity—we're polluting their waters and snatching up their prey and hunting them to extinction.
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London's mayor has already promised to crack down on polluting vehicles, banning new diesel taxis from 2018 and introducing a series of new levies on motorists.
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Supporters, meanwhile, say that the rule keeps oil and gas companies from polluting the environment, brings in royalties to the federal government, and reduces wasted methane.
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"Restricting competition on innovation for these two emission cleaning systems ... denied consumers the opportunity to buy less polluting cars," the EU regulator said in a statement.
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The order requires the large number of heavy polluting industries in these cities, including Tangshan, China's steel capital, to cut back or halt production until Wednesday.
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Last year, VW agreed with U.S. authorities to spend up to $2.13 billion to buy back or fix up to 475,000 2.0-litre polluting diesel cars.
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New Chinese environmental laws introduced in 2015 demonstrated that authorities were serious in tackling the roots of the problem, cracking down particularly hard on polluting factories.
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It is part of a wider campaign to silence those who fight for labour rights, organise resistance to polluting factories, or who fight expropriation of their land.
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The other panelists — Dow Chemical CEO Jim Fitterling and government officials from Vietnam and France — agree that the plastic occupying landfills and polluting oceans is a problem.
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The US Justice Department currently regularly prosecutes individuals and companies for environmental crimes (mainly through its Environment and Natural Resources Division), such as polluting or evading regulations.
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Tired of seeing mountains of plastic cutlery polluting India's landfills, Narayana Peesapaty had an idea: What if you could eat your disposable spoon rather than toss it?
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While foreign investors mostly refuse to fund energy coal, the most polluting form of fossil fuel, coking coal, which has yielded strong profit margins, is more tempting.
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Much of the increase comes from less polluting gas, used mainly in power generation, which Shell thinks will be key to the transition to lower carbon energy.
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The immediate trigger for the protest wave was Macron's decision to raise tax on diesel fuel in a move to encourage the driving of less-polluting cars.
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The push by U.S. schools moving away from polluting sources of electricity has picked up pace, said Bronte Payne at the Denver-based non-profit Environment America.
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According to research by Michigan State University, green roofs are great at cooling buildings, reducing flood risk, slashing polluting emissions and providing spaces for nature to thrive.
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The winter cuts are separate from ongoing official campaigns to close "illegal" and polluting capacity but may have as significant an impact on the domestic supply chain.
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Many environmental justice groups oppose it because they believe, with good reason, that the polluting facilities kept alive by carbon capture will be located in their communities.
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Many of these organizations represent underserved areas that have been fighting against oil and gas companies that have a history of polluting in their communities, she says.
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For publishers, that meant not only less internal work but also an end to the trolls and spammers notorious for polluting the comment sections of news sites.
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The port spokesman said the sludge - a mixture of oil, water and sand - has traveled over 18 miles, polluting the Marina Beach, one of the world's longest.
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The government now wants the economy to be less reliant on manufacturing that requires a lot of polluting energy, and less driven by massive investment in construction.
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Environmentalists say the timeline for government activities, especially in the energy sector which relies mainly on heavy polluting lignite, is unclear and that improvements are long overdue.
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Some politicians and car executives have suggested that drivers of older, more polluting diesel cars could be encouraged to buy newer, cleaner models by offering state subsidies.
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Environmental activists have sued municipalities and cities to force bans of heavily polluting vehicles in areas where levels of toxic nitrogen oxide violate European clean air standards.
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The decision that carbon should be regulated as a pollutant enormously expanded the EPA's regulatory powers and its ability to enact regulations and penalties for polluting companies.
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China will also continue to cut more steel and coal production, deepening its vow to make "skies blue again", as Beijing chases quality over dizzying, polluting growth.
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Many expressed confidence the industry's scientists - who perfected horizontal drilling and fracking that reinvented the industry - could find ways to prevent more carbon from polluting the atmosphere.
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