Significados de endanger human en inglés

Last month EPA published a finding that greenhouse emissions endanger human health by causing climate change.

A beef group last month challenged in court the EPA's finding that the emissions endanger human health.

The EPA cleared the way for such regulation a month ago by ruling that greenhouse gases endanger human health.

The EPA issued a finding last year that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases endanger human health and welfare.

Some of the EPA's power comes from its endangerment finding from late last year that declared greenhouse gases endanger human health.

Such attacks endanger human lives and governments must take "immediate and decisive action" to stop them, the letter stated.

The administration, Murray said, should end tax breaks for wind and solar power and reverse an EPA finding that carbon emissions endanger human health.

The Environmental Protection Agency cleared the way for regulation under air pollution laws a month ago, when it ruled that greenhouse gases endanger human health.

Ms Phillips takes great comfort from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) being satisfied that the facilities will not endanger human health or the environment.

He is also endangering human lives far away from America's shores.

Objective: Myocardial infarction (MI) is a cardiovascular disease that seriously endangers human health.

Will this lead to a re-evaluation of the 2009 endangerment finding that carbon dioxide endangers human health?

But environmentalists have warned that fracking, without a national safety standard, endangers human health by contaminating ground water.

Bacteria like E. coli and salmonella are already becoming resistant to antibiotics, Robinson said, increasing fears that these diseases will endanger humans.

Malenski faces 41 counts of third-degree arson, 15 counts of fourth-degree arson and 56 counts of endangering human life.

Endangering human life is punishable by up to 3 to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.