Примеры использования Polluters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increasing penalties for polluters.
Identification of sources/polluters with identification of vessels.
Self-monitoring and the register of polluters 25 8.
Do polluters have an obligation to directly inform the public in emergencies?
However, the rest of the world features cars as the main air polluters in cities.
In many cases, polluters choose to pay fines rather than invest in pollution control.
They noted that reform was needed to address the issue of perverse incentives for polluters.
Pollution charges ought to increase in order to induce polluters to internalize external costs.
Under this concept, polluters are able to trade pollution allowances within an overall limit.
There is no differentiation in regulatory requirements between major polluters and low-risk installations.
Large polluters of the environment work out a state of the environment report which is published on their web pages.
There may also be considerable costs associated with identifying the polluters and establishing a payment scheme.
Giving a financial incentive to polluters to reduce emissions, economic instruments provide an alternative to other measures.
However, equipment was ageing and the inspectorate was not able to ensure regular andcomplete control of major polluters.
They could promote openness and transparency,leaving polluters and dictators fewer places to hide.
Giving a financial incentive to polluters to apply emission reduction, economic instruments provide an alternative to other measures.
The revenues from pollution charges should be raised to such levels that they increasingly induce polluters to adopt less polluting techniques.
Enforcement of legislation on localised polluters in water protection zones and gradual removal of contaminants from these zones;
Polluters are often small in number, with concentrated political power, while"victims" are often large in number, with little political power.
Even though sporting organizations are rarely major corporate polluters, their ecological footprint is often extensive.
In CEEC and NIS, polluters have a duty to inform the public in the event of accidental pollution and major environmental accidents.
What is needed is strict compliance with the law calling for polluters themselves to monitor their adverse impact on the environment.
We have recoiled from the positions which accepted acid rain as the downside of progress andwe have raised the alarm against polluters of the oceans.
Although individually those mines are relatively small polluters, collectively they account for a disproportionately large share of pollution.
Polluters, along with certain other agencies, provide information in emergencies to the local government bodies, responsible for providing the information to the general public.
On the other hand, it has been argued that small and spatially dispersed polluters cannot be treated with the same sense of urgency that large firms should be.
For example, environmental pollution quotas for nitrate, phosphorus and/or salt discharges may be sold ortraded by low polluters to high polluters.
To meet the regulatory standards for water quality,point polluters often have to invest in expensive waste-reduction technology.
Polluters" are bound under articles 147 to 151 of the Law on Environmental Protection to monitor their emissions and conserve them for inspection for a period of five years.
Providers: in the case of nutrient trading schemes, the"providers" are the point sources' and non-point sources' polluters, whose emissions are below the allowable standards.