The automaker's current growth potential is capped
by strict environmental regulations that impose a production limit of 10,000 cars per year based on current fleet - average emissions, reports Automotive News.
Not exact matches
Stricter Regulations: Bottled water is regulated
by the FDA, and tap water
by the EPA (
Environmental Protection Agency).
Countdown Begins on Remodeling, Repairing and Paint Rules «New EPA Regs Aimed at Decreasing Lead Poisoning» In less than a month, all contractors who perform renovations, painting and remodeling that might disturb lead - based paint in houses, child care facilities and schools built before 1978 will be required to meet
stricter guidelines under the new
regulations established
by the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Oneida County Health Department officials said today.
County Landfill director Pantelis Panteli also told WRFA Tuesday that the landfill has never accepted fracking waste and New York has
strict environmental regulations in place banning hazardous waste from entering the landfill (although that is heavily refuted
by the EANY report).
«Advances to increase yield must be accompanied
by stricter regulation and legal limits to the amount of land that can or should be devoted to palm oil,» says Jeff Conant, who directs the international forests programme for Friends of the Earth, an
environmental - justice organization in San Francisco, California.
It is why natural - gas extraction — the controversial practice known as fracking — has been virtually free of
environmental regulation since 2005, and why government - owned car companies get to use taxpayer money to lobby against
stricter fuel - economy standards proposed
by the government.
As power production from fossil fuels, particularly coal, comes under
stricter regulation by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, the cost of producing power from those sources is likely to increase.
Under federal
regulations, locomotives made after 2015 must comply with
stricter «Tier 4 standards» designed
by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency.