Sentences with phrase «environmental restrictions»

Even with current environmental restrictions, much of that lead still finds its way into human bodies.
Vattenfall 1 concerned environmental restrictions imposed on a water use permit for a coal power plant in Hamburg, resulting in a suit of over 1 billion euros.
Although the country still possesses great unexplored hydropower potential, most opportunities are located in the Amazon region, very distant from the main consumption centers and where environmental restrictions impose severe limits for energy exploration.
«When we built the facility in Nampa, we anticipated that environmental restrictions such as those dictating phosphorous levels would be tighter in the future,» Planter says.
PULLMAN, Wash. — Two university researchers say environmental restrictions have become unnecessarily restrictive and expensive — on Mars.
Environmental restrictions in the US prevent it from being burned in most power stations, unless they are fitted with pollution scrubbing technology.
Yet, most environmental restrictions on the use of land that don't prevent the land owner from using his or her land are not prohibited by property rights in the United States.
Pence, appearing separately on CNN, said, «let's follow the science,» but he warned against rushing into environmental restrictions that drive jobs out of the country and put Americans out of work.
After countless hours surfing perfectly groomed waves by themselves, they decided that Ostional was where they wanted to bring their vision to life.They had dreams of creating a low key surfer community, with environmental restrictions to protect its beauty and high end, private infrastructure to support its residents.
As the quality of life is so often defined in terms of material living standards and national income per person, it might seem paradoxical to claim that environmental restrictions on economic growth need not involve sacrificing our quality of life.
The principal tension is between environmentalists, mainly from developed nations, who think human activity is leading to climate disaster, and the poorer nations who prize development above any environmental restrictions....
After these beds are mined, given current economic and environmental restrictions, Appalachian Basin coal production is expected to decline.»
«This program aims to place cats that are over 5 years of age or younger cats with special needs such as restricted diets, medical issues or environmental restrictions, in the homes of senior citizens that are seeking a companion animal,» the WCGHS website stated.
Chabil Mar employs only experienced local fishermen to ensure that spearfishing and scuba diving in protected waters adheres to all environmental restrictions.
But international sanctions and environmental restrictions have reduced the airline's international destinations with only China and Vladivostok remaining.
Much of the pushback took the form of demands that environmental restrictions be weakened.
«Furthermore, environmental restrictions have tightened over the last few years, leading to the closure of several coal mines.»
I think real estate law and municipal and environmental restrictions are an issue with the development and deployment of solar and wind power generation.
Because of property rights, land use conflicts, and physical and environmental restrictions, EIA has estimated that only about 53 % of the DRB may be available or accessible for mining.
If the ECJ ruling ultimately results in revisiting and tightening the environmental restrictions imposed on the 2010 water use permit, this may very well result in a re-opening of the proceedings before the ICSID tribunal.
As the result of a settlement before a civil court and the ICSID tribunal (ICSID stands for International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes and is a branch of the World Bank) that seized under the Energy Charter Treaty, the German authorities in question had even further watered down the environmental restrictions imposed under the 2008 water use permit.
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