Sentence examples for air quality decisions from inspiring English sources

Air quality decisions are understandably made based on the overall or average estimated impact of pollution control options.

Conclusions: Source specificity of the adjoint approach provides valuable information for guiding air quality decision making.

In a benefit cost analysis framework, reverse influence modeling may prove a useful tool in air quality decision-making by allowing for accurate estimates of the societal benefits of reducing emissions on a location-specific basis.

Observations and recommendations are provided to stimulate further thought about how to increase opportunities to make greater use of scientific knowledge in air-quality decision making and to ensure that decisions are effective, economically viable, health and ecologically sound, and socially acceptable.

I am writing to update you on the latest air quality readings, decisions regarding tomorrow's class schedule and the status of Saturday's Big Game.

Joan Walley, chair of the Environmental audit committee of MPs which quizzed London mayor Boris Johnson on air pollution in September, said: "Today's ruling from the European court is a welcome intervention, because it will force the government to prioritise the issue of air quality in all decisions on transport policy and infrastructure".

In a letter to ClientEarth, DECC said it had "not carried out any assessment on the impact on air quality of the decision not to invest further in the GDFC".

Two solicitations were released in 2008 on the impacts of climate change on allergic airway disease and on adaptation for future air quality analysis and decision support tools in light of global change impacts and mitigation.

Justice Scalia wrote one opinion that strongly disavowed EPA's right to consider costs in setting air quality standards, wrote another decision allowing consideration of costs under the Clean Water Act, and dissented vociferously from a decision last year that allowed EPA to consider cost in regulating interstate air pollution.

Providing for acceptable indoor air quality may also influence zoning decisions.

Just over a week before the election, the Supreme Court ruled that the new government must take steps to tackle air pollution – which contributes to 29,000 deaths a year in the UK – by carrying out rigorous assessments on the impact of policy decisions on air quality.