Sentence examples for balance conservation from inspiring English sources

Nicholls also reveals the immense challenges facing the islands, which must continually balance conservation and ever encroaching development.

"The idea was that a joint venture between a well-respected N.G.O. and local tourism company would be able to balance conservation concerns with the need to generate revenues to ensure the long-term sustainability of the park".

The Obama administration is trying to balance conservation demands with its goal of radically increasing solar and wind generation by identifying areas suitable for large-scale projects across the West.

For four years, the land, known as the Jack Morrow Hills, has been off limits to energy exploration, while the Bureau of Land Management tried to come up with a plan to balance conservation and development.

In response to climate change, international funding to support reductions in emissions needs to balance conservation and development.

The figure illustrates that the BO PVT model honors overall (total) material balance, but it cannot honor species material balance conservation for each of the two pseudo-species.

At the same time, Mr. Bush is saying to sports enthusiasts who hunt and fish that he has been a good steward of the environment while balancing conservation with energy exploration.

"Rather than crafting a long-term energy strategy that balances conservation with supply and alternative sources with investment in the grid, the Republicans are advancing the energy industry's short-sighted goal of drilling America first," said Senator Bob Graham, a Florida Democrat and presidential candidate on the conference committee.

While protection of natural coastal habitat is recommended, balancing conservation with human services is now the challenge for managers.

The profiles of temperature, concentration, velocity and pressure along the reactor were obtained through the global mass balance, partial molar balances, conservation of moment, energy balance and mechanical energy balance.

Managers of coral reef resources face the challenge of balancing conservation and development objectives in the context of the inherent uncertainty of natural systems and the political and social pressures of human systems.