Sentence examples for increased abatement from inspiring English sources

Under certainty, the net economic impacts from the currently anticipated climate change are 15.0 billion euros, of which 23% comes from welfare losses caused by aggravated eutrophication and 77% from increased abatement costs.

The application of the Fenton process increased the abatement of the chemical oxygen demand (COD) and the oxygen uptake rate (OUR).

The new regulation increases the abatement for apartments assessed at $50,000 to 25 percent the first year and incrementally up to 28.1 percent in 2014/2015.

At some point, it is likely that the trade-off between maintaining biodiversity values and increasing GHG abatement will be minimised.

Manganese grafting also increased the ozone abatement under dark conditions, likely due to small MnOx clusters acting as catalysts.

MeP abatement increased with increasing P-25 loading up to 0.5 g L−1, above which further increase brings no actual improvement on the initial rate of the reaction.

In the U.S., despite the great emphasis and attention given to achievement test scores, and despite evidence indicating that those scores could be increased by lead abatement, the political will to carry out and enforce such procedures appears to be declining.

At the center of the disagreement are two socially desirable but, for now, mutually exclusive goals: noise abatement and increased fertility.

Behind the dispute, which has been replicated many times across Germany, lies not so much a legal disagreement as the collision of two socially desirable but, for now, mutually exclusive goals: noise abatement and increased fertility.

Efforts to protect children from asbestos and lead by abatement inadvertently increased exposure for many children (Lanphear 1998; Mossman et al. 1990).

It argues that negative environmental externalities lead to reductions of the provision of public goods, while investment in abatement increases the supply of public goods.