If Pennsylvania officials are not up to the job, the Environmental Protection Agency must take action to strengthen regulation, monitoring and enforcement of natural gas drilling and extraction activities.
That task requires them to keep a certain distance from the regulated and developing different values, vocabularies and agendas, saying "no" to corporate requests for light regulation, monitoring their business plans and testing financial products for its capacity to cause mass destruction.
Industry experts and academic researchers have already coined the need for regulation, monitoring and trust establishment in the Cloud computing environments, as outlined exemplarily in the following.
Informality is best understood as a multifaceted phenomenon, influenced by the relationship that the state establishes with private agents through regulation, monitoring, and the provision of public services (see, for example, the discussion in Gatti et al. 2012).
Thus, joining this network and becoming actively involved in the multiple activities of its WGs is not only beneficial for the individual scientist, but also helps to solve the great challenges related to emerging pollutants at a local, national, European and global scale, and supports the integration of state-of-the-art science into regulation, monitoring and management of the environment.
These task forces are also linked to the provinces and municipalities, whose mandates support regulation, monitoring and report of violations.
For chemicals, we believe that it is possible to manage many of these risk increases through better regulation, monitoring, and the development of a long-term research program.
Concerns were also voiced, regarding the over- and irrational use of antibiotics, and in terms of limited capacity for regulation, monitoring, and quality assurance.
"the role of government is to provide stimulus for private investment and initiatives, as well as promote effective regulation, monitoring and co- ordination of the biofuels sector.
Perhaps the most challenging issue that emerged in the FGDs was the lack of necessary personnel at the provincial government level and the resulting relatively weak capacity for regulation, monitoring, and quality assurance.
In this framework, regulation relies on internal monitoring and self-regulation, on the basis of which the regulator monitors performance [ 17, 36].
