The article also said the ship must burn low-sulphur fuel in port and close to some coasts; it can also use abatement technologies to meet emissions guidelines.
To solve these problems, the most commonly used abatement strategy is a modification of the railtrack structure (active mitigation), rather than the implementation of a more passive solution in the far-field.
Previous analyses using marginal abatement cost curves (MACCs) have determined the sector's GHG abatement potential based on the cost-effectiveness of a variety of technically feasible mitigation measures.
Using nuisance abatement statutes, they are closing small stores that peddle drugs along with cigarettes or beer.
16.Ellerman, A.D., and A. Decaux, 1998, Analysis of post-Kyoto CO2 emissions trading using marginal abatement curves, Report No. 40, MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change.
In port, and close to US and some European coasts, the Harmony must burn low sulphur fuel or use abatement technologies.
Earnings were divided among eight CM targets; two PN-related (PN visits; paperwork completion; 26% of possible earnings), four health-related (HIV care visits, lab blood draw visits, medication check, viral load suppression; 47% of possible earnings) and two drug-use abatement (treatment entry; submission of drug negative UAs; 27% of earnings).
The recommendations run counter to the city's practice of using tax abatements and real estate development subsidies to keep big companies in New York.
Using incentives, abatements or creative marketing, the builders are able to overcome the customary shortcomings of a city - the small acreage, the difficulties of transporting materials and securing them on site, and, most of all, the negative images of the cities themselves.
The mayor swept into office with an immigrant's zeal: planting hundreds of crepe myrtle trees on the loop around the city; surprising local agencies with impromptu visits during his lunch hour; interrupting the "brother-in-law deals," as they're called in the South, that gave contracts to the wrong people; using tax abatements to lure businesses to Paris.
