Sentence examples for at risk from development from inspiring English sources

By redirecting money the government collects from oil drilling royalties, the bill would commit about $3 billion annually over 15 years to buy private lands considered at risk from development, to repair coastal lands harmed by oil drilling, to rebuild eroded beaches and to help communities create soccer fields and bicycle paths.

It says that half of the 229 world heritage sites could be at risk from developments such as logging, fishing and oil exploration.

An accomplished sportsman, Alderson wrote several books and was a keen proponent of hunting and yachting, pastimes he believed to be at risk from developments in motor sports.

Last month, the WWF found that half of the world's most valued sites were at risk from encroaching development.

Despite being poorly understood, the cats are already feared to be at risk from human development.

However, while Paul did acknowledge change, he believed that much that he valued in traditional society was at risk from modern development.

The National Parks Conservation Association, a 90-year-old organization, is concerned that eight national parks and monuments are at risk from energy development of this type and scale.

As the Carnegie Library building is without the City of Seattle's "City landmark status" despite its NRHP status, the structure is at risk from new development.

Species that require large unfragmented habitats and those known to avoid vertical structures are particularly at risk from wind development.

Many governments will be at risk from such developments, but the Chinese leadership appears to be especially vulnerable.

It is disappointing that American allies who are among those most at risk from Iraq's development of germ and nerve gas weapons feel compelled to engage in such a diplomatic charade.