There is sufficient capacity in politically stable areas not only to offset a sizable proportion of the emissions generated by burning fuel, but to neutralize the carbon footprint of a business' entire value chain from origin through end of product life.
Take the hydrogen economy as an example: The entire value chain, from the production of hydrogen, to storage and transportation infrastructure, to hydrogen fuel cells requires advanced materials that fall into the purview of our center.
I have never and could never vote for a Conservative; their entire value system is so different to mine.
Contrast this with a volume-operations model, where the entire offer is inside a package, the entire value chain is preassembled, there is only one end user to satisfy, and the only variable to manage is consumer choice.
In working with scores of companies since the 1980s, we've studied how complexity infects a company's entire value chain and identified the most common culprits for its spread: bad economic data, overoptimistic sales expectations, and entrenched managerial assumptions.
The current reporting system creates a "distorted picture of donors' efforts", it said, by including interest payments as a footnote and counting the entire value of a loan as aid regardless of whether its grant element is 26% or 99%.
This group was the only one that pinpointed the need for a process orientation and a holistic approach, including the entire value system, which they denoted a lean hospital.
In addition, four states -- New York, Delaware, Missouri and Maine -- have given trustees the choice of converting a traditional income-bearing trust fund into a legal entity known as a "total return unitrust," under which trustees must set a fixed portion of the portfolio's entire value as an annual disbursement to beneficiaries.
The Internal Revenue Code provides that a retained income interest in an asset will cause the entire value of the asset to be included in one's gross taxable estate at death.
