Sentence examples similar to Durable conservation from inspiring English sources
Since Elko's start in 1868 as a stop on the Central Pacific Railroad, its founders and their heirs established a durable equilibrium between development and conservation of Elko County's land, mineral, and water resources.
Durable covering, you say?
Durable goods orders are flat.
Yet, the number this fourth grader came up with in 2011, as part of a personal environmental conservation campaign, has proved surprisingly durable, working its way to the heart of the debate over plastic straws.
More emphasis is needed on better MPA design, durable management and compliance to ensure that MPAs achieve their desired conservation value".
"Reusable durable packaging shows a lot of environmental benefits," said Saskia van Gendt, a resource conservation expert for the Environmental Protection Agency office in San Francisco.
Tim Dillingham, the executive director of the American Littoral Society, a coastal conservation group based in Sandy Hook, N.J., said natural rock and concrete balls were far safer and more durable materials for artificial reefs.
This also demonstrates a conservation of outcomes between human cells and rat cells, which also did not require prolonged survival to provide durable benefit [14], [57], suggesting that this too might be a conserved aspect of GDABMP function.
