Sentence examples for land implementation from inspiring English sources

The covariates used in the model were chimney count within 500 m, distance to nearest industrial area, binary count of residential or nonresidential land, implementation of the 1956 Clean Air Act (as yes/no), and area of industry within 500 m.

Specifically, governments could provide a definition for managed land and implementation criteria.

In this way, strategy-oriented support can be provided to improve land consolidation implementation and ensure that it is stable, coordinated and effective.

The lack of data on carbon stocks before the implementation land use change and the lack of reporting on soil sampling design and variances were the main limitations in the data.

The managed land definition and implementation methods for Brazil, Canada and the United States are examined in more detail.

We examined the relationship between motivations for owning land and the implementation of conservation land management practices by landowners in the Southern Great Plains of the United States.

The current area of forest cover is 542,475 ha (52.71 %) and forest losses amounted to about 35,021 ha (17.54 %) due to unauthorized land conversions and implementation of projects such as the Kodasalli reservoir, the Kadra dam, the Kaiga Nuclear Power plant, the Project Sea Bird, the Gerusoppa dam and others.

Secondly, the remaining spatio-temporal variation was accounted for using temporal and/or spatial covariates (the number of chimneys within 500 m of a monitor, distance of monitor to nearest industry, type of land use and implementation of the Clean Air Act).

Meanwhile, expansion of low carbon stock agricultural lands can be instead shifted towards areas with already low carbon stocks or AGB, such as abandoned agricultural or restored degraded lands [5] by implementation of sustainable land zoning tools [6].

Meanwhile, expansion of low carbon stock agricultural lands can be instead shifted towards areas with already low carbon stocks or AGB, such as abandoned agricultural or restored degraded lands [ 5] by implementation of sustainable land zoning tools [ 6].

(15) FN concentration and flux are independent of random variations in streamflow and thus can provide a more reliable means of tracking progress toward nutrient reduction goals and greater insight into the effects of watershed activities such as land-use change, implementation of conservation practices, or changes in fertilizer use.