Farm ditch networks, infrastructures designed to regulate excess water in cropped landscapes, constitute pesticide dispersal pathways or buffer zones, depending on their soil properties.
The EPA also said Thursday that it will begin to collect information on leaks from existing wells and infrastructure, with plans to regulate those sources as well.
And where it is needed — to organise investment in infrastructure, for instance, and to regulate markets — it needs to become more open in its dealings.
And where it is needed to organise investment in infrastructure, for instance, and to regulate markets—it needs to become more open in its dealings.India's politicians need to espouse this vision and articulate it to the voters.
Does the participation of private organizations in developing national health infrastructures enhance the capacity of national governments to regulate these infrastructures?
The National Security Agency's Gen. Keith Alexander recently stated that cyber attacks against infrastructure are up 1,700% since 2009 -- and while that is meaningless as a statistic, his continued outspoken support for efforts to regulate critical infrastructure show how important this issue is to the U.S. military and intelligence communities.
But a philosophical problem for the Tories has been that whoever owns the infrastructure, the state still needs to regulate and plan – to ensure that the lights don't go out, that goods can move around, that climate change is managed.
In case of eHealth legislations, it is more likely that governments relying on market forces prefer not to regulate ICT infrastructure in health care.
It was hypothesized that their participation in domestic policy-making enhances the capacity of national governments to regulate these infrastructures.
I argue that the participation of stakeholders increases government capacities to regulate health infrastructures under the condition that these governments already possess some capacities.
