Sentence examples for availability of land for from inspiring English sources
In MARKAL, the upper bounds of available energy crops were capped to reflect the limited availability of land for biomass in the UK.
Another consideration is the availability of land for construction, free of landmark-district constraints.
An evaluation is made of the distance from population centres, the regional highway infrastructure, public transport facilities (including railways), and the availability of land for parking.
Factors such as local planning considerations and the availability of land for rent/purchase are limiting factors.
"Delays in the adoption of the Joint Core Strategy in Broadland have combined with other issues to cause a lack of availability of land for new housing.
First-generation biofuels, derived from agricultural products (corn, sugarcane, palm oil, rapeseed, or soybean), have produced an impact on grain prices, tightening the supply chain and the availability of land for food production [1].
The most pressing uncertainties relate to the availability and suitability of land for energy crops, the development and potential of yield increases, future area demand for food, conservation and other purposes, trade-offs with other environmental goals (e.g., biodiversity), water availability and climate impacts.
Lithostratigraphic analysis revealed lateral and vertical variation in thickness and number of paleosol profiles from south-west to north-west of the Karewa Basin suggesting the availability of land-surface for periodic loess deposition.
Exactly which bits are restored to pristine sogginess will depend on local questions, such as the availability of land, the alternative uses for drained peatland and the price of carbon-dioxide offsets.In poor and boggy Belarus, for example, Ms Tol says it costs a mere €10 ($13) to avoid a tonne of carbon-dioxide emission in this way.
The smaller size of parks in more threatened areas like Hotspots may relate to the reduced availability of large portions of land for protection, or to the price of land near urban settlements.
Increasing availability of land cover data offers new opportunities for landscape-level environmental research.
