Already, New Jersey is among the states with the lowest carbon emissions per capita, according to Environment Northeast, a research and policy organization.
Nan [5] thought the factors affecting passenger comfort included space per capita, travel time, environment in vehicle, service levels.
To examine the correlates of private sector participation we obtain information on education, per capita income, the business environment, and governance from the DHS and other sources.
Resources refers to financial resources as well as human and institutional capacities (eg number of researchers per capita), infrastructure, and research environment necessary to sustain an effective health research system.
The social and urbanized environments consistently exerted the strongest influences on per capita MWC, while the physical environment was generally less important.
We obtained information on maternal education from the DHS, GDP per capita from the World Development Indicators, business environment indicators from the World Bank 2010 Doing Business Report, and governance indicators on the regulatory environment from the World Bank's Country Policy and Institutional Assessment CPIAA) report.
Family planning plays a central role in balancing our unprecedented demands (in numbers of people and per capita resource consumption) with the environment's ability to provide.
Aruba received high marks in September from American ratings agency Fitch, which commented favourably on the island's market-friendly institutional environment, high per capita income, and political and social stability.
Human excreta introduces about 5 kg of nitrogen to the environment per year per capita (Lewis et al. 1980).
In 1971, John P. Holdren, now President Obama's head of the Office of Science and Technology Policy and in 1975 a professor of mine at Berkeley, and Paul R. Ehrlich of Stanford University introduced an equation showing that human impact on the environment equals population times consumption per capita times technology.
