Sentence examples for pollution intervention from inspiring English sources

Recent years have seen the development of significant research effort focusing on methodological issues regarding the analysis of environmental policies towards integrated pollution intervention and control.

Röösli et al. [ 50] adopted the Leksell and Rabl model, but they used air pollution intervention studies to calculate a time constant.

Identifying traffic-related air pollutants responsible for adverse cardiovascular outcomes is important for evidence-based environmental policy making and cost-effective air pollution intervention.

Analysis of definitions and free associations suggests, and other data confirm, that across all countries, natural is defined principally by the absence of certain "negative" features (e.g., additives, pollution, human intervention), rather than the presence of certain positive features.

In the third part, monetary values are assigned to these health outcomes in order to estimate the monetary benefit arising from a comprehensive pollution control intervention in these industrial sites.

Therefore, to design any further pollution abatement interventions under YAP, it is important to perform water quality modeling.

The authors describe "promising and largely unexplored" approaches to reducing the health impact of air pollution through interventions targeted at communities and at individuals.

Given an estimated cost of €127.4 million of reclaiming the area, the potential benefits are always higher than the cost in Gela, while in Priolo when benefits are discounted at a 7% discount rate, as suggested by Alberini et al. [ 27] the pollution control interventions are not cost effective if the benefits arising from the remediation only last 10 years (Table 2).

Therefore, improvement in air pollution within the intervention community should also have contributed to the slower decline in FEV1, which is consistent with previous published literature.

Although this work provides evidence that cardiovascular effects associated with introduction of the improved stove are likely caused by reduced air pollution exposures, the intervention may alter other factors that influence BP, such as diet and activity patterns.

If statistical heterogeneity is present, we will investigate potentially influential study characteristics by conducting subgroup analysis with respect to age (under five and older than five years), ALRI type, ALRI diagnosis, ALRI severity, type of air pollution exposure and intervention duration.