Second, where energy production and consumption activities harm human health and the environment, these costs, often referred to as externalities, must in due course be internalized either through the regulatory approach or through the use of economic instruments and fiscal measures.
(energy production and consumption activities; harm; human health and the environment) (these costs; referred; to; as externalities; T:Second; T:often)
energy production and consumption activities these costs
harm referred
human health and the environment
to as externalities T:Second T:often