Sentence examples for environmental penalties from inspiring English sources
In this paper, mathematical programming models, which take into account both economical incentives and environmental penalties, are formulated for the design of "best" utility systems.
The environmental penalties, under separate laws, are tax deductible, while fines like those imposed under the Clean Water Act are not.
In fact, the city-defining characteristics widely supposed to result in environmental penalties do much to account for cities' environmental advantages.
The proposal would allow BP to pay an additional $9 billion to resolve environmental penalties related to the spill, an alternative that would lessen the impact on the company's tax liabilities.
The Wall Street Journal reported late Friday that federal and state officials were preparing a $16 billion settlement offer that would cover both the Clean Water Act fines and environmental penalties related to the spill.
Borrowing some useful terminology from the public health literature, Meyer weighs instances of "urban penalty" against those of "urban advantage". He finds that many supposed urban environmental penalties are illusory, based on commonsense preconceptions and not on solid evidence.
Rockwell settled out of court in 1992, paying an $18.5 million fine, then the largest environmental penalty ever imposed.
But I would not be surprised to see some environmental penalty taxes because they are convenient sources of quick revenue.
And the more successful it is, the more it lowers the price of petroleum, encouraging more oil to be burned faster and increasing the environmental penalty.
With the formulated optimization model and the proposed NSGA-CO, a case study of integrated product family and supply chain design is conducted to investigate the effects of environmental penalty, quantity of demand and marginal cost of remanufacturing on used product return rate, manufacturers' and suppliers' profits and joint payoff.
The process of making cement has a heavy environmental penalty, being responsible for around 5% of global emissions of CO2.
