Sentence examples for ongoing abatement from inspiring English sources

These case studies cover specific aspects of water contamination and management problems, whereby the Danube is an example representing a large transnational catchment, the Rhine a catchment in which ongoing abatement strategies can be evaluated, and the Ebro and Llobregat catchments with substantial hydrological dynamics and water shortage.

Exploitation is ongoing with apparently little abatement, resulting in substantial population declines, even within protected areas (Chown 2010; Craigie et al. 2010; Jackson 2010; Laurance et al. 2012).

The non-technical abatement options may include ongoing advancements in, e.g. the development of green chemistry, substitution, ban and use restrictions of priority chemicals, as well as issues like education of producers and consumers.

By buying up and protecting acreage and working with local farmers to develop mutually beneficial pollution abatement programs on their farms, the city avoided the exorbitant and ongoing costs of a filtration plant, and today residents enjoy some of the nation's highest quality drinking water from the Cat-Del watershed, unfiltered and safe -- even when the power goes out.

As a result of increasing environmental awareness, the IMO developed a mandatory technological tool, standards for new vessels (EEDI) and voluntary operational measures for ongoing shipping operators (SEEMP and EEOI), in order to assist them with the GHG abatement efforts.

As a result of increasing environmental awareness, IMO developed a mandatory technological tool and standards for new ships (Energy Efficiency Design Index - EEDI) and voluntary operational measures for ongoing shipping operators (Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan - and Energy Efficiencyciency Operational Index - EEOI), in order to assist them with the GHG abatement efforts.

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Am I entitled to a rent abatement?

Massachusetts Water Pollution, $285 million of abatement bonds.

Talk story about Noise Abatement in N. Y. and about Major Henry H. Curran, Noise Abatement Commissioner.

City officials also defended the abatement.