Thus, the burden of conserving threatened species lies on the developing nations, where resources are scarce for effective conservation measures (Aynalem et al. 2008).
We show that the proposed method consumes significantly less computational effort than a traditional DNS, and can hopefully mitigate the limit by computational burden of the traditional conservation equation based simulations.
We then put the burden of explaining the conservation observed as much as possible on the shoulders of the selective pressure on the protein product.
It offers a menu of of tax credits aimed at easing the burden of heating costs and encouraging conservation -- and, unlike the Senate's slapdash proposals, it begins with the sound assumption that New Yorkers will need help at the thermostat next winter more than they need help at the pump now.
We conclude that planning with opportunity costs to single stakeholder groups can result in cost burdens to other groups that could undermine the long-term success of conservation.
A $1 a gallon gasoline tax, phased in, would not only be a huge revenue generator (even with tax rebates to ease the burden on low-income people, farmers and truckers) but also a huge driver of conservation and reduced oil imports.
We used a surrogate for the cost of conservation to the fishing industry, so that we could find protected area solutions that minimized the overall burden on the industry.
panel, another form of conservation.
The law of conservation of energy applies.
Ohio, $50 million of conservation projects bonds.
