pollution goal [ pollution control goal | anti-pollution goal ]

Lisbon employment targets

rehabilitation and remediation objective

inflation target

Performance and Availability Objectives, Interference Objectives, Effects of Propagation, Terminology

pollution permit

scrutinise organisational objective progress | test goal progress | analyse goal progress | scrutinise goal progress

Our pollution statement and energy diversification goals could then be formulated and likely implemented with less pain.

1. Recalls that in order to meet the challenges of a European Energy Security Strategy, as well as to implement its energy and climate change objectives in the context of global constraints in those policy fields, the European Union and its Member States must, on the basis of existing legal frameworks, also take common action on the international stage, by raising energy security and sustainability issues in international trade forums, including ways to address environmental dumping by third parties ignoring their international commitments; stresses that moderating energy demand and promoting renewable and local energy sources are among ...[+++] the most effective tools for reducing external energy dependency and achieving climate objectives; underlines that promoting energy education can serve the goal of reducing pollution and improving consumption patterns;

If those decisions are taken and the moneys go in those directions and the markets are opened up without the government talking about the pollution side, we may have taken decisions that will take us a long time to unwind and we will never reach our greenhouse targets or other targets for mercury, acid rain, pollutants, smog and so on.

23. Points out that from an ecological point of view Central and South-Eastern Europe is one of the richest but at the same time one of the most vulnerable areas of Europe, characterised by an ecosystem of high ecological complexity and great value, therefore requiring a high level of protection; welcomes the aim of the European Strategy for the Danube Region to create a liveable, sustainable and at the same time developed, prosperous Danube region by managing environmental risks such as floods and industrial pollution, preserving the quality and quantity of water reserves and ensuring their sustainable use, and preserving biodiversity, ...[+++] landscapes and the quality of air and soils; stresses that protecting the environment in the Danube basin is an important aspect which should stimulate responsible agricultural and rural development of the region; calls for improvements to the ecological status of the Danube, and for measures to reduce pollution and to prevent further releases of oil and other toxic and harmful substances; stresses that a good ecological status of the Danube is a prerequisite for all human activity along the river and recommends that the environmental targets should be considered in particular;