The latter has been the basis of traditional resource conservation, that is, conserving resources solely for their economic use and human consumption" (Meffe 2000).
Conservative, in this case, essentially means conserving resources to ensure long-term security.
"When there is a conflict between conserving resources unimpaired for future generations and the use of those resources, conservation will be predominant," Kempthorne said.
In many instances, local rules governing resource use are as or more effective at conserving resources such as forests than the state-protected areas that formal conservation efforts often promote (Hayes 2006; Ostrom and Nagendra 2006).
Pastoralists have developed elaborate land-use strategies for conserving resources, and there are examples of grazing regimes, stocking regulations and pasture conservation within many pastoral societies (Ruttan and Borgerhoff Mulder 1999; McGahey et al. 2008).
[Note to self and media: But you do promote conserving energy, conserving resources, and conserving a livable climate -- so maybe you are a conservative after all and deserve lots of media attention for being a contrarian or an apostate.].
Likewise, the prediction and optimization of machining characteristics uphold sustainability by conserving resources.
BASF products and solutions contribute to conserving resources, ensuring nutrition and improving quality of life.
Many of the exhibits embrace two important strands of design activism: conserving resources and helping those in need.
Priorities should include "conserving resources, eliminating toxic exposure and becoming more relevant to their communities, " Mr. Stusser said.
There is thus a premium on reproducing early rather than conserving resources for a future that may never come.
