Sentence examples for abatement monitoring from inspiring English sources

Future odour abatement monitoring will require the identification of key odorants to facilitate improved process selection, design and management.

The association is better informed and has an incentive to regulate its members to maintain a good reputation but doesn't possess much formal authority, and its voluntary monitoring and abatement program is akin to managing a common property resource.

The evaluation focuses on potentials for exchange of information on, e.g. use, emissions, monitoring results, abatement options, prioritisation and/or risk assessment methodologies but also on synergies in terms of implementing measures.

Due to the large number of possible environmental contaminants, and the fact that they never occur as individual chemicals but always in more or less complex mixtures, the identification of potentially relevant chemicals and mixtures as well as their prioritisation for monitoring and abatement are key challenges for regulators and other stakeholders.

This special issue highlights certain challenging issues pertaining to environmental monitoring and pollution abatement that can be categorized into five thematic research areas.

An environmental consultant physically monitors all aspects of abatement activities.

The objectives of the health sector of the program are to assess the risk to health posed by airborne pollutants which are subjected to long-range transport and to monitor the influence of abatement programs.

The following criteria were integrated into the MCDA model covering all dredged material management stages: Transport cost Treatment cost Building and maintenance cost including supply, raw material and energy costs Disposal cost Sampling and analysis costs Aftercare and monitoring cost Subsidies and tax abatements.

EHS and Facilities have a program in place to inspect such materials to ensure that they are intact, monitoring conditions, and having external, certified abatement contractors safely remove asbestos as needed.

This paper reports the results of a two year field monitoring exercise intended to investigate the pollution abatement capabilities of a novel system which offers an alternative to the, now well established, pervious pavement system as a source control device for stormwater management.

Because landlords can opt to use interim lead hazard controls instead of permanent lead hazard abatement, it is essential to continue regular inspections to monitor lead safety over time.