Examples of using Polluters in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We are the polluters and, according to the'polluter pays' principle which we ourselves adopted,
For this means that the polluters are able to impose the high costs of pollution upon those whose property rights they are allowed to invade with impunity.
the recent commitments to emissions targetsby the world's biggest polluters, the United States
Implement a system where polluters pay for the impact of their products- known as extended producer responsibility.
the recent commitments to emissions targets by the world's biggest polluters, the United States
We will also continue to hold polluters accountable, as we are doing with our call on the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines(CHR).
One wants to make polluters pay to clean up pollution the other wants to give tax breaks so they can pollute more.
Whilst the"polluter pays principle" means that polluters should not be relieved of the obligation to pay for their own waste,
our import trade, and then even provide the polluters with humanitarian aid in the event of a disaster.
It provides that polluters, as well as landowners
identify heavy polluters, and they can be ordered by the relevant authorities to scale back their operations.
One of the worst things about climate change is that the countries that are the most prolific polluters are often those that are least likely to be affected by it.
We must also call polluters to greater account and strictly apply the'polluter pays' principle.
In addition, polluters have not been made to pay to rectify the damage they have caused to our water environment.
not require developing giants, already major polluters, to take on similar constraints.
In terms of per capita emissions, it is these developed Western countries that remain the single largest polluters.
should it so wish, effective tools to combat polluters and pollution.
Last but not least, I should like to emphasise that the basic principle should be that polluters pay for the environmental damage they cause.
The Commission notes that programme authorities need to be vigilant with a view to mitigating the described risk related to complex agreements between polluters, landowners and developers.
Does the Paris climate agreement deliver global solidarity and ensure that polluters pay for the damage they cause?