Many initiatives under the banner of "sustainability" save money quickly — for example, projects that improve efficiency, save energy, or reduce waste.
For example, projects that could live online or performances.
For example, projects that are proposed on land that is currently zoned for public facilities would be allowed to build multi-family housing there by right if land nearby is zoned for that use.
For example, projects that could potentially result in the identification of individuals and allow the inference of information about sexual health might require higher levels of scrutiny than other projects.
Example projects that have good data sharing policies and have setup databases for sharing data, that we are personally involved in, are the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN), HIPC and the CAVD.
Jim McDonald, the chief investment strategist for Northern Trust, for example, projected that the S.& P. would finish the year at 1,330.
In a study released Wednesday, the bank, for example, projected that major portions of Bangkok would be flooded by 2030.
Much of Exxon's early research in the 1980s dealt with climate modeling, for example projecting that the planet's surface temperatures would warm 3 6°C above pre-industrial levels by the year 2100.
A couple of example projects that 500 Labs might spin up would be e-commerce or marketplace services, and other online software-based services that have a natural growth arc that can be supplemented by 500 Startups' growth team.
A recent IRENA study, for example, projects that increasing renewables' share of generation to 36% by 2030 would increase global GDP by 1.1% ($1.3 trillion) and create 24 million jobs.
