Sentence examples for dirty production from inspiring English sources

We characterize the circumstances under which phasing out dirty production is consistent with an intertemporally optimizing path and we discuss the design of price-based and quantity-based policies for supporting an optimal solution with the nonconvexity.

For the better part of six decades plastic has been the antithesis of all that: It is made from petrochemicals that are pumped from oil deposits that took millions of years to form and will one day run out; it requires dirty production methods; and it lasts almost forever, refusing to break down for thousands of years.

"Hell on Heels," their debut, is thrown-together short and full of lean and dirty productions.

Another way is for firms in rich countries to keep selling the "dirty" products but redesign their production networks.

The report says there are about 1,082 coal power plants being planned around the world, effectively locking in dirty energy production for at least 40 more years.

This suggests the advocacy focus on ASM is problematic, because it makes it possible for LSM actors to present themselves as a "clean" source of cobalt, in contrast to the global spotlight on "dirty" ASM production.

The Dirty Blondes' production was lauded by critics as "raw, contemporary and edgy", "... honest and frightening" and "incredibly refreshing", and won an award for overall excellence in playwriting at FringeNYC last year.

Directed by John Curran; written by Andrew McGahan, based on his novel; director of photography, Dion Beebe; edited by Alexandre de Franceschi; music by Dirty Three; production designer, Michael Philips; produced by Martha Coleman; released by Strand Releasing.

And it means saying no to dirty oil production that would dramatically increase the carbon pollution that's driving climate change, the central environmental challenge of our time.

In July 2007, the band recorded their debut album at Undercity Studios in Los Angeles with engineer and co-producer Logan Mader (who played in Soulfly for a year after leaving Machine Head in 1999) and Lucas Banker of the Dirty Icon production team.

Similarly to Atlanta's Organized Noize, who Pimp actually shouts out in the outro of "Pinky Ring," Ridin Dirty's production team (primarily comprised of Pimp and Scarface confidant N.O. Joe) breathed life into their beats with a heavy use of live instrumentation, hiring a number of keyboard, bass, and guitar players to bolster samples of golden-era funk.