Certainly, much work remains to be done, but it is heartening to note that dozens of teams across the country are adopting energy efficiency measures, renewable energy, recycling, water conservation, safer chemicals and healthier food.
The decision to employ blood-sparing technology may no longer be based on the safety of the blood supply, but on evidence that blood conservation is safe and of value for individual patients.
Paula Swedeen, who surveyed spotted owls in the early 1990s and now works for the Pacific Forest Trust, a nonprofit conservation group, said safe harbor agreements reflect an evolution on the part of timber companies but also conservation groups.
Some smaller nonprofit agencies have already been hit hard, like the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County, whose programs include diabetes prevention, parenting classes, nutrition advice, water conservation and environmentally safe pest control.
Partly, of course, it's because - in political terms - wildlife conservation is a safe cause for them to adopt.
For the safe conservation of historical buildings, accessible flame retarding systems (flame retardants and processings) were presented, measures to reduce fire loads were also given.
Conclusion: Sacrospinous cervicocolpopexy with uterine conservation is a safe and effective surgical option that could benefit elderly patients with uterovaginal prolapse.
An accurate characterisation of the organic dyes used in artworks, especially those made of paper, is an important factor in designing safe conservation treatments.
The characterization of the binding media and pigments in modern and contemporary paintings is important for designing safe conservation treatments, as well as for determining suitable environmental conditions for display, storage and transport.
If anything, this JAMA study supports the idea that breast conservation is a safe option both in the short term and long term for most women".
