Operators' competence and capabilities are important disturbance abatement factors to achieve manufacturing system robustness.
When the energy savings attained from manufacturing with recycled materials and related reductions in pollution (and pollution abatement costs) are factored in, recycling is clearly more environmentally friendly and cost-effective.
Due to the simultaneous production of agricultural goods and copper metallurgy throughout the last 6000 years in the valley, environmental pollution and its consequences for human health have been considered as a factor in settlement abatement.
The optimization of aircraft noise abatement procedures involves several conflicting factors, including location specific noise sensitivity and aircraft operating costs.
We aim for a minimal model based on known mechanisms considered to be the dominant factors in articular cartilage lesion abatement.
She calculated that controlling lead paint in the approximately 1 million worst-case housing units would cost between $1.2 billion and $11 billion, depending on many factors including local costs of lead abatement.
Note that the costs in this calculation do not include finance charges drivers pay to buy the vehicle, travel time, depreciation of the automobile's value, accidents, parking and tolls, and societal costs of taxes and other costs from factors such as road construction and pollution abatement.
Assuming implementation factors are constant until 2035, annually achievable CO2 abatement by 2035 is estimated to be 57, 11, and 10 Mt-CO2/y in Hebei, Guizhou, and Guangxi Provinces.
The framework would allow for comparison of alternative investments, while distinguishing the extent, type and timing of resources they would displace since those factors are system-specific and can substantially impact abatement costs.
Mr. Solomon said about $25 million of the increase involved changes to the original plan, for asbestos abatement, adjustments to the heating and air-conditioning system and other factors.
