Sentence examples for implementing remediation from inspiring English sources

Conducting risk and health outcome assessments, including exposure, environmental and human health assessments, implementing remediation and restoration actions, collecting and compiling epidemiological data and tabulating and disseminating lessons learned are other important functions the public health community can undertake in the recovery stage.

The studies analyzed herein represent a variety of source-zone architectures, immiscible-liquid compositions, and implemented remediation technologies.

The ability to effectively monitor a microbial community is necessary to design and implement remediation strategies for contaminated soil.

However, once it is determined that the state of the water body is less than that expected by the reference condition and the degree to which it is impacted, the next step is to determine the cause or causes for this reduction in state before any attempt is to be made to develop or implement remediation or environmental management action.

Ms. Eitel said Nike will implement a "remediation plan" to fix the problems.

"Our overall control framework remains sound, and we have taken actions to implement a remediation program to address the findings of our internal review," Mr. Dougan said in a statement.

The modeling approach presented in this study is designed to enable site managers to implement appropriate remediation technologies at a proper timing for high- and low-permeability zones, considering estimated plume life cycle.

Frequently, risk management decisions that are based on limiting risks to exposed populations do not take into account the health and safety risks to workers, who implement these remediation plans.

The results demonstrate the importance of electron donor selection and competing electron acceptor reactions when implementing reductive dehalogenation remediation technologies.

Once the full nature and extent of this incident is known, the Department will implement a full remediation plan.

Developed countries have long identified major environmental hazards and some have successfully implemented monitoring and remediation programmes to minimize the risk involved while most developing countries including Ghana lack the implementation of such measures (Fianko et al. 2008).