Sentence examples for exploitation projects from inspiring English sources

Although he made passing reference to 'four existing oil exploitation projects' in Yasuni, he didn't mention that, according to the Ministry of Environment, six oil concessions in addition to Block ITT include parts of Yasuni and therefore over 350,000 hectares of the park is already overlapped.

However, hydrocarbon exploitation projects can cause significant impacts on the environment.

Two others are applied for renewable energy exploitation projects (Georgopoulou et al. 1998) or shared-savings for indirect material in the chemical industry (Corbett and DeCroix 2001).

The cause-and-effect relationships between deep-reaching and near-surface groundwater flow systems are of particular importance with regard to the water-related environmental impacts of unconventional gas exploitation projects.

Nations of the region require project-specific Environmental Impact Studies EISS) prior to oil and gas exploration or exploitation projects.

Once the oil exploitation project is finished the route will be reforested naturally," the spokesman said.

In the United States, Utah has a proposed a 50-square-mile tar sands exploitation project of its own, which, according to Bloomberg, has just been approved "without first obtaining a pollution permit or monitoring ground water quality".

Any conservation and exploitation project of archaeological sites has the managerial aspects of a strategic intervention.

According to Spiegel, the NSA operates "a large-scale VPN exploitation project to crack large numbers of connections, allowing it to intercept data inside the VPN — including, for example, the Greek government's use of VPNs".

A case study of typical redevelopment projects of Huangpu River Waterfront in Shanghai is analyzed to figure out the difference between landscape-restoration oriented projects and urban-exploitation projects.

In addition to the pre-salt oil exploitation, several projects are being planned or implemented on the northern coast of São Paulo that will have individual and cumulative impacts (Legaspe 2012; Teixeira 2013).