For energy intensity we distinguish between electrical and thermal energy intensity, to be able to assess the consequences of saving measures in the electricity sector.
When faced with a choice of saving either a being with FMS or one without FMS, barring further reasons that may complicate the moral picture (e.g., indirect consequences of saving the being without FMS for other beings with FMS), there is a stronger reason to pick the being with FMS.
When you call people "junkies" or "scum," when even papers like the New York Times run stories that question the "consequences" of saving the lives of people with addiction, and when coverage often focuses on "demons" that supposedly afflict drug users, social stigma is reinforced.
The EPA estimates that cleaner-burning fuel will benefit the economy in the range of $6.9 billion to $19 billion annually as a consequence of lives saved, fewer days missed at work due to illness, and lower medical costs.
In contrast with the high acceptance group, respondents with low acceptance thought that the negative consequences of overdetection outweigh the benefit of saving a small number of lives and that it is important to prevent unnecessary deaths linked to overdetection.
At exactly the same time, it's an unutterably bleak, sometimes stagey, meditation on the nature of (im mortality, the consequences of his "saving" of Viking woman Ashildr last week coming home to roost.
The long-term adverse consequences of life saving caesarean sections in Burkina Faso are primarily economic and social.
"And you may not know that her grandfather died in Dachau, as a consequence of trying to save Jews," he added.
A fear of modernism has led to weak and pompous buildings, like the Kennedy Center and the Rayburn House Office Building, which weren't simply a consequence of trying to save money, the way bad buildings often are in New York and other cities.
Steve Cameron at RTI, a risk consultancy, argues that it would be more effective if mining companies faced charges of corporate manslaughter for not ensuring that their ore reaches ships in good condition.As it happens, domestic legislation meant to increase Indonesia's role in processing commodities could have the unintended consequence of helping to save lives at sea.
