Sentences with phrase «other infrastructure involved»

For the US, bombing would focus on daytime raids against strategically valuable targets — factories, ports, military bases, and other infrastructure involved in the war effort.

Not exact matches

The future of energy in New York involves miles and miles of pipelines carrying natural gas from other states, a notion that has been reinforced both by Governor Andrew Cuomo and the governors of New England states that are also pushing for more pipeline infrastructure.

Then there are other companies that are involved in the infrastructure of the industry.

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Also assuming you find some way around the other issues I presented (which far as I'm aware would involve a way to exceed speed of light... Which is according to all we know impossible) you then still have an issue with their being a limit to how large the bandwidth can physically get without redoing the entire communications infrastructure: globally, who is paying for that?!

Reducing CO2 emissions by replacing combustion with other energy sources (solar, wind, nuclear, etc.) is a much longer - range goal that would involve rebuilding most of our industrial infrastructure.

Other recent actions the administration has taken irrespective of Congress include launching a wide - ranging initiative this month called the Quadrennial Energy Review, which will identify ways the administration can improve infrastructure and mitigate risks involved in energy transport and delivery.

• Oppose Western Hemisphere Energy Pact which involves tying the Americas together in a pact which would «ensure stable supplies» and involves various infrastructure to jointly develop ethanol and other alternative fuels.

for a start the infrastructure required to supply our electricity would be far far less compared to when power is sent long distances from where it is produced, there are also quite substantial losses just getting the power to those living several hundred kilometers away, for instance I am told that they lose around 14 % of the power produced in the Latrobe Valley just getting it to Melbourne, Solar on the other hand is often far closer to where the power is required, therefore there are less distribution costs and also less losses involved.

Key uncertainties involve: 1) the degree to which increases in evapotranspiration versus permafrost thaw are leading to drier landscapes; 2) the degree to which it is these drier landscapes associated with permafrost thaw, versus more severe fire weather associated with climate change, that is leading to more wildfire; 3) the degree to which the costs of the maintenance of infrastructure are associated with permafrost thaw caused by climate change versus disturbance of permafrost due to other human activities; and 4) the degree to which climate change is causing Alaska to be a sink versus a source of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.

We compared personal, trip, and route infrastructure characteristics of 87 crashes directly involving streetcar or train tracks to 189 crashes in other circumstances in Toronto, Canada.

Following a competitive tender process that involved three other parties, Wavex was chosen by Doughty Street Chambers to manage the move to a fully hosted and supported IT infrastructure.

The Open Access Infrastructure for Research In Europe that OpenAIRE stands for involves an impressive linking up institutional and disciplinary repositories, national and regional indexes, help - desks and other forms of supports.

Bob Bauer, senior partner in the commercial real estate, infrastructure, and corporate / commercial practices at Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP, sees parallels between the promise to involve the private sector in Ontario gaming and the public - private partnership model that Ontario and other provinces have used for major infrastructure projects.

Jeffrey Rector is a partner at Sheppard Mullin specializing in sustainability focused project finance for domestic and international transactions involving clean energy, water, and other infrastructure projects and in advising export credit agencies and multilateral development banks on project finance transactions.

Large energy, mining, forestry, pipeline, railroad and other infrastructure projects related to land and resources may involve Aboriginal and treaty rights and claims.

He brings more than 17 years of experience advising clients in the region in a broad range of disputes, often involving complex, cross-border matters and particularly in the fields of energy and infrastructure, construction and finance, as well as joint venture and other investment disputes.

She is involved in an evaluation of the Early Learning Coalition in the Altgeld - Riverdale community of Chicago, which is designed to build a community infrastructure to support early learning and serve as a demonstration program to inform other early learning collaborations in low - income, high - need communities.