The phrase "address endangered" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing issues related to endangered species or situations, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We must address endangered species in our conservation efforts to protect biodiversity."
Alternatives: "tackle endangered species" or "focus on endangered issues."
In 2015, EFSA explicitly addressed endangered species and their role in the ERA of GMOs, plant protection products and feed additives in two guidance documents, [13, 58].
With respect to ecotoxicity, classification and labelling should address the most endangered environmental compartment.
Otherwise, ways must be found giving EU MS the necessary competence to address risks for endangered and protected species before GMOs are commercially placed on the market.
"Going forward," it reads, "the Department and NOAA are committed to finding new solutions to address threatened and endangered species in the context of the challenging water management situation in California".
After failing to reduce its prison population and address conditions that endangered inmates and staff, the Supreme Court of the United States ordered California in 2011 to reduce its prison population by more than 30,000 people.
Compounded by other issues such as low pay, enforced mobility and clashes with family life, the broken career structure is seen as a major fault-line which, if not addressed, will endanger UK science.
But, if we consider the cases that all of the problems of Europe are being addressed to the endangered and ghettoized immigrant communities and that these accusations are coming from the most prominent political offices of the Old Continent -- then there could be serious consequences not just for Europe but for the entire world.
SEATTLE — In its first major effort to address the plight of endangered salmon in the Pacific Northwest, the Obama administration on Tuesday affirmed basic elements of a recovery plan set forth last year by the Bush administration.
This program is intended to address issues related to endangered species and loss of habitat along the Platte River in central Nebraska by managing land and water resources and using adaptive management as its science framework.
Trudeau has also said his party will embrace "evidence based policy" and "data-driven decision-making," do more to address climate change, protect endangered species, and review the environmental impact of major energy and development projects.
