polluter English

Meaning polluter meaning

What does polluter mean?

polluter

— noun a person or organization that causes pollution of the environment

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Apparently the death penalty isn't a strong enough deterrent to the chronic polluter.

My dad was killed by a chronic polluter. just like you.

What would you do if you were about to be exposed as the worst polluter of modern times?

Polluter!

America is the greatest polluter and they contribute least to our.

One of the ways is we make people who are polluting start paying for that pollution through a polluter pay system on climate change.

Because. It was a polluter?

What about the big polluter angle?

If you didn't think we were out of leads and I was high on Lila-berry juice then what would you call the big polluter angle?

From a major polluter?

The United States is the second-largest polluter on earth, behind China.

What is the number one coastal water quality issue polluter?

We're doing research on this particular one, and run-off and increasingly, as we're interviewing more and more people, what keeps coming up, is animal agriculture as being the number one water polluter.

Worst air polluter in the state.

Ex-mayor and polluter.

What do you think the EPA makes the polluter do about it?

How do we protect the atmosphere that belongs to us all? One of the ways is we make people who are polluting start paying for that pollution through a polluter pay system on climate change.

Cleansed or something. Because. It was a polluter?

We're doing research on a particular one, and as we interviewed more people, what keeps coming up, is animal agriculture as being the number one water polluter.

My husband's company is the number one polluter of the Hudson River.

Amir, not only are you a polluter, you're a big fat liar.

News and current affairs

Indonesia has become the third largest polluter in the world, after China and the US, because much of its forest grows on peatlands.

As the world's largest polluter, accounting for roughly a quarter of global carbon emissions, America's reluctance to do more is perhaps understandable, if not forgivable.

The US has almost totally backed away from the global fight against pollution, and, through uncontrolled growth, solidifies its position as the world's leading polluter.

If a polluter harms others, those who are harmed normally have a legal remedy.

On environmental policy, Obama has pressed not for a carbon tax, but for a cap-and-trade system that, for the first generation, pays the polluter.