Sentence examples for built on conservation from inspiring English sources

"In the last quarter century or so, a 'soft path' to energy reliability — one built on conservation, innovation and mutual incentives for buyers and sellers alike — has replaced the brute strategy of building all the generation plants needed to power all of the state all of the time".

One such project is the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project that built on existing conservation efforts in Panama to create a country-wide response to the threat of chytridiomycosis.

Covariation provides an independent method for verifying the quality of an alignment and should therefore be especially useful for verifying alignments built on sequence conservation alone.

That built on an earlier conservation effort in 2006, when Mr. Bush established a giant marine reserve near Hawaii.

The proposed use of assisted colonization is a conservative strategy that will build on current conservation practice and greatly improve the prospects for native plants where climate change is superimposed on a fragmented plant community.

Soil and water conservation structures built on cultivated land need to be suitable for farming activities, including easy travel across a farmland.

We then describe and analyze NYADEC's community-based soil conservation model built on Gully Rehabilitation Trusts, highlighting the contrasts between their land restoration approaches and those of larger scale institutional actors.

This prioritisation was done through a succession of three workshops (on site) used to reach multiple stakeholders, build consensus on conservation actions, and formulate an implementation framework.

To solve this problem, a coupled heat-water model for the tunnel in cold regions is built on the basis of energy and mass conservation principles.

It was a cost-effective method, which promoted local capacity and built on the community-based approach Blue Ventures was championing in its conservation work.

From a REDD+ perspective, it should be noted that applying a REL built on forest carbon emissions has profound implications for whether a performance-based conservation program is adequately compensated.