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Meanings of pollute more in English
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Usage of pollute more in English
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Countries that work more pollutemore.
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Plants that then lower their emissions could in turn sell their permits to other facilities that pollutemore.
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Those companies that use cleaner energy and reduce their emissions could sell their permits to companies that pollutemore.
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Critics say CDM projects that are not truly additional contribute to global warming by allowing buyers of their CERs to pollutemore.
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We feel we are being targeted instead of the airlines, the shipping lines, those companies who pollutemore but pay no tax.
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Under the "cap-and-trade" program, industries that pollute less than their permits allow could sell of them to industries that pollutemore.
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Europe favours cap-and-trade systems, which place a mandatory limit on pollution from countries, companies and even individuals, who must buy the right to pollutemore.
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Under this option, the carbon leakage issue could be addressed because foreign producers would pay a higher levy if they pollutemore than other producers.
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It will hold its first auction for permits to pollutemore than 12 million tons of emissions on September 25.
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Resch also claims electric vehicles pollutemore than internal combustion vehicles because so much of the world's electricity is generated by coal or natural gas.
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One litre of undiluted silage effluent can pollutemore than 13,000 litres of river water to a critical level for fish life.
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The oil spread and pollutedmore than 179 beaches along Spain's Galicia coast and now threatens Portual and France.
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Under EU rules, companies have to buy extra emissions permits if they produce too much harmful carbon dioxide, making pollutingmore expensive.
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The accident occurred during Israel's month-long bombardment, pollutingmore than 85 miles of shoreline, including parts of Syria, according to UN estimates.
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It pollutedmore than 1,100 miles of coastline and devastated wildlife in the largest spill in U.S. history.
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It pollutedmore than 1,100 miles of coastline and devastated wildlife in what was previously the largest spill in U.S. history.