Environmental Protection in a sentence

Environmental Protection Agency The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is one of the many agencies that work with environmental engineers to solve key issues.

Last week, in a bid to strengthen environmental protections, the Ontario government introduced new regulatory measures under the Environmental Protection Act (EPA) targeting landfill owners who breach environmental laws.

The Environmental Protection Act Cap 20:05 guarantees citizens rights to information and participation in the environmental impact assessments that are a pre-condition to environmental permits.

The existing environmental protection agency would be broadened into a larger ministry for ecological and environmental protection.

Since the signing of the Joint Communiqué, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection have coorganized two environmental protection training courses in June 2006 and June 2007 respectively, in China.

The main environmental protection agency of the Kyrgyzstan government is the State Committee on Environmental Protection, still known by its Soviet-era acronym, Goskompriroda.

June 5 is celebrated as “World Environment Day” with the aim of protecting and promoting the environment, increasing environmental awareness among people and everyone’s participation in the work of environmental protection.

SDC environment committee chair, Cllr Chloe Turner, following the hearing said: “Installations operating under a relevant Environmental Permit are inspected by members of the SDC Environmental Protection team.

The Hawaiʻi County Department of Environmental Management has contracted with Sea Engineering to conduct the test using “a biodegradable and nontoxic dye approved by the Department of Health and the Environmental Protection Agency,” officials say.

The scope of environmental damage caused by decades of unchecked industrial development put environmental protection and Indigenous land rights at the for independence in the 1990s.

The Southern Environmental Law Center the Environmental Protection Agency to take over the state’s water permitting authority, an unprecedented move for North Carolina.

This development, detailed in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) published on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) website, is part of the company’s infrastructure strategy for the project.

During his career, he received three environmental quality awards from the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Environmental benefits are based on US Environmental Protection Agency Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator.

In the environmental space, that history dates back to the 1970s: Congress passed the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act to address rampant pollution in the U.S, and the Environmental Protection Agency administered the laws.

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers criticized the bank's move, noting that the industry is making environmental progress as the country's leading investor in environmental protection and innovation.

The change will go to the Environmental Protection Authority to decide if an environmental assessment is necessary and to the WA Planning Commission.

The site has been deemed by area environmental groups as a critical link to the Detroit River for a handful of other connected Ojibway sites — already under environmental protection.

When I took that course, environmental policy was a fringe issue and environmental protection was only an emerging function of government.

A 2017 ruling by the California Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment placed glyphosate on the list of cancer-causing chemicals.