Sentence examples for abatement and control from inspiring English sources

The Republican governor of New York wore a Save the Earth button, and Senator John Tower, another Republican, told an audience of Texan oilmen: "Recent efforts on the part of the private sector show promise for pollution abatement and control.

This study attempts to address these shortcomings by examining one specific, but potentially useful, category of environmental disclosure: projections of future spending for pollution abatement and control equipment.

Pollution abatement and control products and construction and environmental restoration projects create jobs.

Such patterns reveal how property rights disputes over issues such as water quantity, hydropower, pollution abatement, and flood control have been concluded.

The WFIUH model is a very useful tool for evaluating ecosystem services related flood risk assessment, runoff abatement, and erosion control, as illustrated in a previous study on the combined effects of drainage density and terrace cultivation in Southern France (Hallema and Moussa, 2014).

Observations of ecohydrological processes are linked to the spatial and temporal scales at which they were studied; therefore, the valuation of ecosystem services such as flood risk assessment, runoff abatement, and erosion control depends largely on the ability to identify connections across these scales (Hallema et al. 2016).

In particular, exploiting the 2006 2008 wave of the Italian Community Innovation Survey (CIS), we investigate whether the first phase of the European Emissions Trading Scheme EU ETSS) exerted some effects on EI in CO2 abatement and energy efficiency controlling for other variables, grouped as internal/external to the firm, and additional environmental regulation factors.

Prosecutors said Silver delivered tax-abatement and rent-control legislation that favored developers while some of New York's biggest developers hired a small law firm that secretly sent $700,000 in fees to the ex-speaker.

Current environmental regulations typically follow a command-and-control approach mandating the installation of state-of-the-art abatement technology and hard emission thresholds.

This study evaluates the economy-wide impacts of implementing two different types of CO2 emission abatement policies in Malaysia using market-based (imposing a carbon tax) and command-and-control mechanism (sectoral emission standards).

We account for exporter heterogeneity, fixed penalties for noncompliance, imperfect abatement control and imperfect inspections at the border.