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...ycle materials. This will result in minimizing adverse impacts on the air, water, land, and other natural resources. It will also achieve cost savings and p * Displaying commitment to preventing pollution at Idaho State University

In the US, 14–20% of total lead exposure is attributed to drinking water ... ...inated-water.html Federal Emergency Is Declared in Flint Over Contaminated Water / New York Times, Jan 16, 2016]

...e from business, government, and household activities that pollute Tulsa's water, land, and air. ...aimed at businesses, households, schools and non-profit agencies, tips for water and air quality improvement available on Tulsa's Environmental Network, and

...act on the environment, by conserving energy and water, reducing waste and pollution, recycling and purchasing recycled products, and implementing green buildin 2. Water Conservation<br>

...behalf of the citizens of Monroe County to take proactive steps to improve water quality through unique and effective solutions. ...improve water quality. Rain Gardens can serve a dual purpose by improving water quality and aesthetic views at the same time. Making for both a more susta

The Alameda Countywide Clean Water stormwater pollution.

...table manmade chemicals that have properties that allow them to repel both water and oil. The different PFAS have different lengths and/or differ in their p ...se substances allowed them to be applied to almost any material to make it water, oil, and stain repellant. These properties were first used commercially in

quality and the purity of the drinking water from taps, attracting residents and '''WHEREAS''', the distribution of bottled water involves plastic water

[[File:The Story of Bottled Water video.png | link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se12y9hSOM0]] <big><big>'''From the Story of Stuff, the Story of Bottled Water'''</big></big>

...campus. Installing a rain garden was our first choice for improving storm water from UMD's largest parking lot. * the existing lot shed most of its water to a single point on the surface,

...compliance with the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Storm Water Phase II rule. ...ish baseline conditions that can be used to evaluate any future changes in water quality.

''PROHIBITION OF CITY FUNDING FOR PURCHASE OF SINGLE-SERVING BOTTLED WATER'' ...ent to environmental stewardship, its confidence in California’s extensive water supply sources and infrastructure, and prudent fiscal policy.

...sil fuels emits tons of pollutants and particulate matter into our air and water, aggravating respiratory diseases and destroying wildlife habitat. Furtherm ...from wind produces electricity without contributing to air, water or land pollution problems. Low-impact hydroelectric facilities also do not emit air pollutan

...activities cover a range of topics including: aquatic macroinvertebrates, water quality, habitat restoration, wildlife, wetlands, rivers, and much more. Th With a roll of the die, students simulate the movement of water within the water cycle.

'''''Water quality act http://www.encyclopedia.com/article-1G2-3456400109/water-quality-act-1965.html

...ego and Imperial Counties Pollution Prevention Committee and Project Clean Water initiated a Green Business Workgroup in May 2002. This effort opened new ch ...onmental regulations and encourages businesses to take extra steps towards pollution prevention and resource conservation. Additionally, the program will establ

for the proper present and future use of the land, water and mineral resources. ...s and operates municipal water treatment and delivery systems and provides water service to consumers both inside and outside of the corporate limits of the

* conserve energy and water ...ecycling lessens garbage, conserves resources, reduces pollution and saves water. Waste reduction is even better than recycling, since we can reduce waste i

...egulations and meet program standards for conserving resources, preventing pollution and minimizing waste. Developed in 1997 by the Association of Bay Area Gove * Can save money and resources by reducing energy, water, and garbage usage

...icance to the history and viability of Nashville, Tennessee as an abundant water source and navigable waterway; and ...erves as the front door to the city, provides the vast majority of potable water for its citizens, and serves as a crucial component to the regional landsca

* Reduce the District’s use of fossil fuels and reduce vehicle air pollution considering current regulations and requirements. '''Land and Water Conservation'''

...and other materials, implement sound environmental practices that prevent pollution and waste generation, and share environmentally responsible practices with * Conserve energy, water, and other materials

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...velopment/2015/aug/01/zambia-vedanta-pollution-village-copper-mine Extreme Pollution, Legacy of Mining] ...20m profit from the mine, but engineers who have worked there say that its pollution treatment works have been pushed beyond their limits by the company to maxi

...elands, the people, the culture, and the environment including the air and water, and economy of the Tribes of the Great Plains because of uranium mining or ...of the natural resources on our Reservation Homelands especially the air, water and earth as these resources are the foundation of life, and

...and field turf. This reduces noise pollution, water consumption, and dust pollution in the process. Over 4 million residents annually benefit from the Waste Ti

deteriorate water quality and contribute to global warming; and impacts of increased air pollution on the economy of cities in Washington County, the adverse

...pieces of plastic per square kilometer (223,880 per square mile). Plastic pollution has become so ubiquitous that over 90% of seabirds and most sea turtles hav ...on in environmental protection by banning this pervasive source of plastic pollution. While other states have passed similar regulations, AB 888 was carefully c

''Recognizing National Pollution Prevention Week And Directing Development Of A Toxics Reduction Strategy Jo ...New Approach for Protecting Human Health and the Environment, about toxic pollution prevention.

...s to the depletion of natural resources and a major cause of air and water pollution, solid waste, deforestation, and toxic wastes, which influences the overall ...vide estimated energy savings of 50 percent, carbon savings of 45 percent, water use savings of 40 percent and waste cost savings of 70 percent compared to

· Future expansion safeguards our healing water, our clean air, and other environmental quality of life values ...ical assistance visits support businesses and churches in waste reduction, pollution prevention and energy conservation efforts.

...littered with garbage, medical waste, and sludge balls; and suffered from water quality so poor that it was unsafe for swimming. These activities all cause ...NY/NJ Bight, resulted in an end to ocean dumping and dramatically improved water quality proving that citizens can make a difference to assure their quality

...oducts, materials and services, including renewable resources, and prevent pollution and minimize wastes through reduction, reuse and recycling. ...to plan, design, construct, renovate and maintain sustainable, energy- and water-efficient buildings.

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...tion, protect groundwater, and develop and manage programs that respond to water quality requirements; and ...sustainable and cost effective approaches that protect the quality of air, water, land and other natural resources; and

...tive fuel and ferry design demonstration projects and to urge the Bay Area Water Transit Authority (BAWTA) to establish a Cleaner Marine Technology Committe ...cisco Commission on the Environment is committed to reducing air and water pollution in San Francisco and to combating global climate change; and,

regulatory requirements governing hazardous materials and wastes, pollution prevention related to environmental protection and pollution prevention activities. ASU will manage

'''Idling produces pollution.''' Idling creates unnecessary pollution that is released into our environment, contributing to smog and poor air qu ...a estimates that over 5,000 Canadians die prematurely each year due to air pollution. Children, the elderly, and those with respiratory problems are most sensi

...erosion and stormwater runoff problems, designed lighting to reduce light pollution, chose roofing and landscaping materials to minimize any potential heat-isl ...cy''' reduces operating expenses, conserves natural resources, and reduces pollution. Chartwell uses a 30 kw photovoltaic system to convert solar energy to ele

...easible before any incineration or landfill disposal of waste, to conserve water, energy and other natural resources, and to protect the environment ; and, ...iples promote the highest and best use of materials to eliminate waste and pollution, emphasizing a closed-loop system of production and consumption, moving in

...munity through incentives and education, ensuring pollution prevention and water quality protection of the lakes within the City of Orlando. We feel this g

An acre of trees can store 2.6 tons of carbon (pollution) annually that’s enough oxygen daily for 18 people. Trees provide relief .... In 50 years, one tree can generate $30,000 in oxygen, recycle $35,000 of water, and eliminate pollutants that would otherwise cost $60,000 to remove from

...aining rainwater in the vegetated layer. The solar energy that evaporates water from the soil and vegetation is heat that never reaches the building, thus ...e process of evapotranspiration, plants effectively "breathe" or transpire water which is evaporated by the heat gained from solar energy. They also use su

...rements and take voluntary steps to conserve natural resources and prevent pollution. ...rdous materials and hazardous waste; and take affirmative steps to prevent pollution. The City departments shall use the Association of Bay Area Government's Ba

...preferable procurement, recycling of waste streams, energy management and water conservation * Continuous environmental improvement and pollution prevention throughout its activities

...e health risks; and can result in “sick building syndrome” from indoor air pollution and poor ventilation; ...ic waste dumps, environmentally hazardous facilities, and other sources of pollution;

...e native, sustainable vegetation, and to maximize efficiency in energy and water use.

proper disposal of unwanted household hazardous waste protects water quality, reduces fire hazards, and ...eek Sewer Company, Platte County Regional Sewer District and Platte County Water

.... 070830, establishing a policy to integrate green solutions protective of water in the City planning and development processes, when possible, particularly [[Category:Toxics and Pollution]]

...g our food from local sources whenever possible saves on petroleum and the pollution it produces.

...draining stormwater to streams via piped or ditched stormwater systems. As water moves across building tops or parking lots, a variety of pollutants—autom ...tormwater "best management practice (BMP)" technique that can reduce water pollution, the City of Salem constructed a bioswale in Kroger Park during the summer

...d to get your business recycling, reducing waste, and/or saving energy and water. * Water pollution prevention

...and, soon, an end to the water-delivery system that has provided lifeblood water pumping the Colorado River throughout the Southwest. ...otton, leafy vegetables and yet here we are -- the results of power grabs, water rights law, backroom deals, big money deep pockets and secretive deals ala

* Water Conservation * Sewage and storm water output reductions

...TO TAKE THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS TO ELIMINATE ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES OF DIOXIN POLLUTION.'' ...ey intends by this resolution to eliminate anthropogenic sources of dioxin pollution;

* 12,000 gallons of processed water are conserved * water pollution is reduced by 40%

'''WHEREAS''', air and water pollution represent significant environmental problems for the State of California an ...se a cleaner diesel path or an alternative fuel path to further reduce air pollution from the most populated areas of the State, and

...surrounding waterways. Iota's exterior lighting minimizes nighttime light pollution. '''Water Efficiency'''<br>

protect and improve surface water quality. This ordinance does not apply to matter can also restrict use of the affected water for recreation and water supply.

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...tudent’s lab experience. We are looking into ways of measuring nitrates in water without producing cadmium waste. Last year we switched to a zinc based syst [[Category:Toxics and Pollution]]

...us plays in maintaining a sustainable Santa Barbara County that is free of pollution. ...composting and pollution prevention in terms of improving creek and ocean water quality.

...hoods, and ourselves. Trees clean our air and water, reduce global warming pollution, provide habitat for wildlife, raise property values and offer green relief

locally and globally, now and in generations to come. These range from the pollution and * conserve energy, water, wood, paper and other resources, particularly those which are scarce or no

...n and sedimentation control, storm damage prevention, water quality, water pollution control, fisheries, wildlife habitat, rare species habitat including rare p ...bodies; lands subject to flooding or inundation by groundwater or surface water; coastal wetlands; estuaries; salt marshes; and lands subject to tidal acti

'''A MODEL ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE REDUCTION OF AIR POLLUTION BY REGULATING THE NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REPLACEMENT OF WOODBURNING APPLIANCES pollution from woodburning appliances; and

...n Francisco Bay as the highest priority pollutant under California's Clean Water Act; and ...major source of health problems in California and levels of diesel exhaust pollution in California urban areas are predicted to result in a lifetime excess canc

...ection of our communities, health, and our common future -- our land, air, water... food, health, well-being. ...e out of California became models worldwide. He succeeded in clean air and water efforts, though rarely given credit given his quiet approach to accomplishi

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...tors. The average person spends about 90% of their day indoors, where air pollution from diverse sources such as cleaners, upholstery, and carpeting can be up ...ystems of fish, birds, and mammals. Other chemicals cause algal blooms in water bodies, which in turn kills aquatic life.

...olicies and programs to meet or beat the target of reducing global warming pollution levels to 7 percent below 1990 levels by 2012, including efforts to: reduce ...iving to meet or exceed Kyoto Protocol targets for reducing global warming pollution (reduce greenhouse gases to 7% below 1990 levels) by taking actions in our

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relationship with the soil, water, agricultural practices, '''Whereas''' the practices embodied in working the land and water and

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...apital costs for construction of power plants and substations; reduced net pollution emissions; stand-alone installations not connected to the power grid are un ...ystems to function naturally; conserving and reusing water; treating storm water on-site; maximizing the use of local materials; optimizing energy performan

...nities and the federal government to take actions to reduce global warming pollution; and ...es are largely responsible for increasing concentrations of global warming pollution; and

* Conservation of energy, water, and other resources ...lementation of sound environmental practices that help prevent unnecessary pollution and waste generation

...s to the depletion of natural resources and a major cause of air and water pollution, solid waste, deforestation, toxic wastes, health hazards, and global warmi ...s water conservation qualifier, requiring that the building reduce potable water consumption by twenty percent (20%).

...incorporating green building practices, the use of sustainable materials, water reuse, alternative transportation, energy efficiency, and other actions. ...sportation''': Develop transportation strategies that reduce fuel use, air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions while providing opportunities for alternative

...treets, our waterways, brown fields, storm drains, and improve our air and water quality, thus reversing decades of environmental neglect; and ...he "Agreement") committing cities to take actions to reduce global warming pollution by striving to meet or exceed Kyoto Protocol targets; and

* Water conservation * Sewage and storm water output reductions

Wetbacks (water heaters) are not covered under the CHWH programme but you can add a Council [[Category:Air Pollution]]

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...nities and the federal government to take actions to reduce global warming pollution; and ...es are largely responsible for increasing concentrations of global warming pollution; and

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...content, conserve natural resources, minimize pollution, reduce the use of water and energy, reduce environmental health hazards to workers and our communit

...mers to purchase clean energy produced through natural means such as wind, water and the sun. Imagine the impact of cleaner air on Naperville’s future gen ...tural resources that will never be depleted and do not release any harmful pollution into the air. Naperville's Renewable Energy Program is comprised of 90% win

reduce global warming pollution; and global warming pollution; and

...ch as: durable products, reusable products, energy efficient products, low pollution products, products (including those used in services) that contain the maxi ...use of resources: an EPP would be a product that is more energy, fuel, or water efficient, or that uses less paper, ink, or other resources. For example, e

4. Protect and restore air, water, and land to preserve biological diversity, pollution and waste and protect human health through proactive measures (e.g.,

Trees save energy and reduce noise pollution. They shade buildings, cool the air, provide protection from the wind and a ...and air quality. They reduce erosion and filter pollutants out of the air, water and soil.

• minimize pollution • reduce the use of water and energy

...dverse impacts on plants and wildlife habitats, threats to global food and water supplies – all of which have an economic impact on communities and their ...ch as air quality, land use planning, transportation, forest preservation, water conservation, and wastewater and solid waste management; and

* Never in the State Water Project's 54-year history has there been zero water allocation ...tress - NatGeo US [http://NewsWatch.NationalGeographic.com/2013/10/09/more-water-stress-than-meets-the-eye]

global warming pollution, and, concentrations of global warming pollution; and

...nd enforcing strict no idling policies. By retrofitting the vehicles with pollution control devices, that travel throughout the City, Medford limits ozone and Medford’s CAP addresses various pollution sources related to transportation. The CAP proposes several measures to re

...ibutors to the depletion of natural resources and a major cause of air and water pollution, solid waste, deforestation, toxic wastes, health hazards, global warming

...nmental degradation, such as greenhouse gas emissions, soil erosion, water pollution, and the loss of biodiversity.