Significados de pollute more em inglês

Countries that work more pollute more.

Plants that then lower their emissions could in turn sell their permits to other facilities that pollute more.

Those companies that use cleaner energy and reduce their emissions could sell their permits to companies that pollute more.

Critics say CDM projects that are not truly additional contribute to global warming by allowing buyers of their CERs to pollute more.

We feel we are being targeted instead of the airlines, the shipping lines, those companies who pollute more but pay no tax.

Under the "cap-and-trade" program, industries that pollute less than their permits allow could sell of them to industries that pollute more.

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 pollute more.

Under this option, the carbon leakage issue could be addressed because foreign producers would pay a higher levy if they pollute more than other producers.

It will hold its first auction for permits to pollute more than 12 million tons of emissions on September 25.

Resch also claims electric vehicles pollute more than internal combustion vehicles because so much of the world's electricity is generated by coal or natural gas.

One litre of undiluted silage effluent can pollute more than 13,000 litres of river water to a critical level for fish life.

The oil spread and polluted more than 179 beaches along Spain's Galicia coast and now threatens Portual and France.

Under EU rules, companies have to buy extra emissions permits if they produce too much harmful carbon dioxide, making polluting more expensive.

The accident occurred during Israel's month-long bombardment, polluting more than 85 miles of shoreline, including parts of Syria, according to UN estimates.

It polluted more than 1,100 miles of coastline and devastated wildlife in the largest spill in U.S. history.

It polluted more than 1,100 miles of coastline and devastated wildlife in what was previously the largest spill in U.S. history.