Sentence examples for conservation credit from inspiring English sources

An international conservation credit market is some years off.

The standards and regulations that would make an international conservation credit market scalable don't yet exist.

An international conservation credit market is one of the best ways of doing this.

By allowing flexibility through trading of conservation credit offsets, this groundwater policy tool appears to be more politically acceptable than traditional, less flexible, regulations.

This financial heavy lifting and the important lessons we've learnt from the international carbon market could be successfully transferred to the creation of a flourishing conservation credit market.

This will be particularly important for the main barrier to a viable conservation credit market: selecting a "currency" or common unit of account.

New terms include "N.B.A.," "animal conservation," "credit-card slaves," "social harmony" and "diplomagate," a reference to the widespread faking of academic credentials.

Britain's role as a "pioneer" of conservation credits is more important than one might think.

Together, these could create a significant new market for conservation credits.

As the Conservative party put it in their election manifesto, they pledged to "pioneer a new system of conservation credits to protect habitats".

In addition to property developers, companies that degrade ecosystem services, such as the provision of clean water and air, could be obligated to purchase conservation credits.