Sentences with phrase «risks of abatement»

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Assuring that your business has ready access to 24/7 IT support across all of the necessary technical areas is going to quickly look like a very prudent form of insurance and risk abatement.

Lack of appropriate risk assessment and abatement and a chemical hygiene plan covering the process of mixing hydrogen, an «extremely hazardous» gas, were also cited.

Very quickly we can see that matter of goal - setting isn't some abstract number that is a guardrail but it is bound up in our assessments of risk and of willingness to pay for abatement as well as bear risk.

First, this framing draws unfounded distinctions between GHG emissions abatement and carbon removal approaches, and risks painting carbon removal as an alternative to GHG emission abatement instead of the complement that it is.

The IPCC SAR Summary for Policymakers noted that «the choice of abatement paths involves balancing the economic risks of rapid abatement now (that premature capital stock retirement will later be proved unnecessary) against the corresponding risk of delay (that more rapid reduction will then be required, necessitating premature retirement of future capital stock).»

One of my colleagues in the management team used a wonderful soccer analogy when talking about the need to balance innovative thinking with risk abatement.

Through the service, one can obtain a list of companies offering inspections, risk assessments, abatement, or related lead services.

For property managers and owners of multifamily buildings, here are some questions to ask inspectors, risk assessors, and abatement contractors you may consider hiring to make sure your property complies with new lead - based paint regulations, according to Ellen Tohn, a consultant to the National Center for Lead - Based Housing and an adviser to the Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning:

He says the groups have discussed creating a national database of trainedinspectors, risk assessors, and abatement workers so that property managers and landlords can find the information in one place.

Henshall says the EPA hassponsored a network of regional training centers to educate supervisors and workers in the areas of inspection, risk assessment, and abatement work.