Sentence examples for conservation and climate from inspiring English sources
To manage it that way, conservation and climate change must be addressed together.
Unfortunately, conservation and climate change have not been a national priority since the controversial introduction of the carbon price.
The document contains a series of broadly sympathetic statements about the importance of conservation and climate action.
The truth is that the theoretical basis of ecotowns has collapsed, victim of the shifting ideology of planetary conservation and climate change.
President Obama, who has made conservation and climate change mitigation cornerstones of his presidency, should honor that public will by employing the Antiquities Act to establish the monument.
The President, who personally invited Sir David to his house to discuss conservation and climate change, kicked off his interview by telling the 89-year-old something he has no doubt heard countless times from his legions of fans: "I have been a huge admirer of your work for a very long time…you've been a great educator as well as a great naturalist".
Potential conflicts between biodiversity conservation and climate-change mitigation can result in trade-offs in multiple-use land management.
Potential conflicts exist between biodiversity conservation and climate-change mitigation as trade-offs in multiple-use land management.
This study aims to evaluate public preferences for biodiversity conservation and climate-change mitigation policy considering respondents' uncertainty on their choice.
Planted forests, defined as "forests predominantly composed of trees established through planting and/or deliberate seeding of native or introduced species" (FAO, 2010) are becoming increasingly important in world forestry, natural resources' conservation, and climate-change policies.
This study aimed to detect possible changes in land-use patterns in response to biodiversity conservation and climate-change mitigation measures and the effects on ecosystem services across a watershed.
