But that burden is not onerous: most green data are cheap to collect, since emissions (for example) are tied to energy usage, which companies track anyway.
PRecenties for the future are also outlinedevelopments
Recent revisions to the wind loading codes for the UK and Australia, and the recent draft European Standard, Eurocode 1, provide new, more onerous, pressure coefficient data for the design of boundary, or free-standing walls.
Claiming that it's just too onerous to provide the data for the Green League is clearly being used by some as a convenient excuse to escape accountability.
It is important to note that both Lamers [ 8] and Macran & Kind [ 9] consider only how to reduce the original 42 MVH states (plus '11111') to a smaller subset to make collection of valuation data less onerous and more statistically efficient.
Transportation professionals still face the onerous task of organizing highway data into suitable forms to support decisions concerning highway maintenance, rehabilitation, traffic control, highway monitoring, and projects prioritization.
Ironically, as the EU Commission had often created encouraging programmes for startups, EU legislators were making laws which could put more and more onerous restraints on startups around data privacy, for instance.
The task of interpreting and conceptualising the "un-accommodated" data was not onerous as it only consisted of reaching consensus on the thematic categorisation and definition of a relatively small amount of data, with which each reviewer was already familiar and to which they had already assignedtentative new themes.
In addition, there is Europe's pending new General Data Protection Regulation, one replete with exhaustive data protection requirements and onerous penalties if they are not met.
