car pollution造句

• As a result, eco-cities avoid much of the negative effects of car pollution.
• Fuel cells, for example, are touted as the new way to make cars pollution free.
• The projects that they conduct work to reduce car pollution and to create power systems that don t negatively affect the environment.
• He then founded the Zero Emission Vehicle Foundation, a trade organisation working to eliminate car pollution and therefore help to address global warming.
• The Athens Metro has also relieved some pressure in terms of car pollution in Athens and the planned Thessaloniki Metro will help the situation there too.
• General Motors, Ford and Chrysler said Wednesday evening that they would compromise on car pollution standards and would begin next year delivering cleaner models than the federal government requires.
• By requiring substantial reductions in car pollution and the elimination of 95 percent of emissions from sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks, the gas and auto rules would drastically cut smog.
• But the industry is asking regulators to extend by two years, to the 2011 model year, the deadline for large sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks to meet car pollution standards.
• Environmental agency officials said the plan, which has been under negotiation for more than a year, is the EPA's last best hope for a nationwide improvement in controlling car pollution.
• Some critics claim that the emissions produced during hydrogen fuel production outweigh the reduction of tailpipe emissions, and that the Hydrogen 7 is a distraction from more immediate, practical solutions for car pollution.
• California proposed on Dec . 9 to apply car pollution standards to light trucks, to be phased in from 2004 to 2006, and this has further increased state regulators'interest, he said.
• Madrid residents got a welcome break Sunday from the daily car pollution and traffic jams of the city when traffic was halted momentarily to allow thousands of bleating sheep pass through on their way from northern to southern Spain.
• The authors noted that the deaths and hospitalizations were only the short term effects, occurring within three days of exposure to high levels of car pollution, and that long term health effects may be much more widespread.
• DeKalb saw the service as a way to become more efficient and cut car pollution by reducing the number of people driving to a county office to research property records or pay taxes, said Liane Levetan, DeKalb chief executive.
• They objected strongly but unsuccessfully to the California regulators'decision to apply car pollution standards as well to full-sized pickup trucks like the Dodge Ram and full-sized sport utility vehicles like the Cadillac Escalade and Chevrolet Tahoe.
• At a European Union summit in Amsterdam earlier this month, he did little to suppress his anger when the mayor of the Dutch city urged him to join other EU leaders in a short bike ride to symbolize Europe's campaign against car pollution.
• Asian automakers, most of which have their headquarters in California and considerable political clout as a result, are not supporting the domestic industry's plan, contending that car pollution standards should not be tightened beyond the California board's initial proposal.
• Detroit's Big Three auto makers _ the General Motors Corp ., the Ford Motor Co . and the Chrysler Corp . _ had agreed with state regulators that minivans, midsized sport utility vehicles like the Jeep Cherokee and midsized pickups like the Ford Ranger should start to meet car pollution standards.
• So I can be incorrect, or my answers can be less than full ( like with my limited response to your car pollution question, journal articles indicated testing for heavy metals was the way to go, put as was indicated by someone else, testing for acidity might be a good idea ).
• Josephine Cooper, the president of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, based in Washington, said that the industry generally supported the new rules because of the sulfur provisions, even though the rules include a requirement that big sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks start meeting car pollution rules for the first time by 2009.