Sentence examples for environmental benchmarks from inspiring English sources
The certificate means SunPower Corporation has met rigorous environmental benchmarks covering every stage of a solar panel's life.
Oxford says the university is disappointed with its ranking, but argues that the Green League omits some key environmental benchmarks.
Dr. Joy said that for a country purporting to be so pure, New Zealand seemed to be failing by many international environmental benchmarks.
Australia performs better on other environmental benchmarks, decreasing the amount of fish it catches by nearly 30% since 1990 and also cutting the amount of urban waste generated since 2000 by more than the OECD average.
As I first wrote about in October, the multipartner team backing zHome, a new 10-unit town-house development in Issaquah, Wash., certainly isn't shying away from the project's aggressive environmental benchmarks.
Still, cotton is ranked in class E (least sustainable) in the Made-BY environmental benchmark for fibres.
"Operators of energy utilities shouldn't sit in the official member states delegation to avoid obvious conflicts of interest in the setting of environmental performance benchmarks that they will themselves have to meet," said Christian Schaible, a senior policy officer for the European Environment Bureau.
The acute aquatic and microbial toxicity testing of PSOA enables identification of these hazards, as well as derivation of various environmental health benchmarks (i.e., PNECs).
Results of this study can serve as baseline environmental data benchmark for monitoring build-up of heavy metals in streams and rivers.
It appears that ecodesign tools are missing in the early design stages, and that what is most needed in these phases are tools for multicriteria analysis (economic, social, and environmental) and benchmarking.
To quantitatively assess the dose-response behavior of endogenous molecules and environmental chemicals, benchmark dose (BMD) methods have been employed to estimate reference doses [ 11- 13].
