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His answer, in short, was that it could be realised through borough planning agreements right away.

Big dams are controversial, but much of this could be realised through small, run-of-the-river projects.

Either one of these choices could be realised through the regional housing programme, in any of the four countries, for anyone who is factually displaced, vulnerable and in need of housing," Mr Pohl said.

Howard's projects with Gaia Architects included some of Scotland's earliest ecological buildings, often born out of seeing how a community's aspirations could be realised through sports, leisure and tourism facilities.

Significant economic benefits could be realised through an expansion of the area of native woodland.

We are using taxation to internalise much of the cost to society of GHG emissions as it is a readily grasped mechanism for changing prices; however, these price changes could be realised through a different mechanism, for example, carbon trading schemes that incorporate all GHGs relevant to agriculture.

This adventure of living together could be realised, for example, through the creation of a European identity and civil society by establishing "Universal Erasmus".

The latter way of dosing could be realised, e.g., in a membrane reactor where one or several reactants can be dosed through a porous reactor wall.

Consequently, 88 94% of the theoretical energy savings could be realised.

With 3.5 dyads, a transmission rate of 1.2 × 10 −3 gm−2d−1 could be realised.

Hence, a new perspective on the way to optimise the design process could be realised.