Sentence examples for environmental infrastructures from inspiring English sources

The amount of resources devoted to energy and environmental infrastructures cannot be simulated raising final demand on industries related to these sectors.

We thus estimate the private expected rates of return on ecological investment to improve urban and peri-urban environmental infrastructures are about to 7.54% and 18.37% respectively.

Global demand for engineering, procurement and construction of power plants and other energy and environmental infrastructures has been on the rise, and recent natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes have further solidified the market demand for these types of services for many years to come.

The endogeneities of income and saving rise can increase the uncertain part of private discount rate up to a higher estimated subjective social discount rate about 14.46% for urban or 8.86% for peri-urban environmental infrastructures improvement.

The main features of these projects include: (a) locations (15 40 km away from city centre); (b) comparable plot size and expected similar condition of physical and environmental infrastructures; (c) similar socio-economic conditions of the inhabitants; and (d) project starting off during 1983 1990.

That rough estimate is well below the assumptions about the cost of the airport and the related transport and environmental infrastructure.

I'm an admirer of the work both of them do and invited them to write about the New York City Department of Environmental Protection's important proposals for environmental infrastructure initiatives.

Furthermore, it notes that many African countries suffer from a lack of transport, energy and environmental infrastructure, which prevents them from harnessing their mineral wealth.

Our international policy should also be redirected to reassert American leadership for technology development and transfer, the mobilization of private capital for environmental infrastructure and other joint undertakings with the modernizing countries of the developing world.

Huge numbers of young Americans were put to work salvaging endangered local environments, bulking up the country's environmental infrastructure, and building trails, coastal resorts, campgrounds and the like, that, three generations later, still enrich our collective experience.

"Bonds are particularly suited for providing the capital for the long-term environmental infrastructure required to build a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy," says the Climate Bonds Initiative, which campaigns for more investment in low-carbon solutions.