Sentence examples for consider land use from inspiring English sources

John P. Cahill, commissioner of the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, said today that "it's time to consider land use" when deciding how clean is clean.

Since in this study we did not consider land use changes, for all spatially explicit simulations of carbon, nitrogen, and water fluxes, a vegetation map [38] was held constant.

Since in this study we did not consider land use changes, for all spatially explicit simulations of carbon, nitrogen, and water fluxes, a vegetation map [ 38] was held constant.

Recommendation 4: The design of implementation strategies and appropriate soil and land management practices for SOC protection and sequestration should consider land use and the local environmental, socio-economic, cultural and institutional contexts, and potential barriers to adoption.

Some studies using LCA consider land use change – for example, Berry et al. (2010) argue that maintaining current grain supplies in the absence of fungicide would require a far higher area of land to be used in wheat production, with consequent increases in GHG emissions, however land area change is not accounted for within the LCA itself.

North Salem, Cortlandt and Yorktown are also actively considering land use surveys with an eye toward putting acquisition initiatives on their ballots.

Our model considers land use suitability, economic feasibility, and landscape visibility in urban 3D space development decisions.

Suggested corridors were based on least-cost path analysis, considering land use, declivity, permanent preservation areas (PPAs), and forest fragment sizes.

Model results showed that at this rate the net C balance was 0.024 kg/m2 for a cellulosic ethanol system without considering land use over a 40 year time horizon.

Initially, a hydrologic model coupled with a hydrodynamic model to simulate flow considering land use changes effect on streamflow, seepage loss of channel, friction dominated tidal decay as well as lack of long term flow characteristics.

Right now, it's hard to claim that bioplastics are more environmentally friendly than traditional plastics when all aspects of their life cycle are considered: land use, pesticides and herbicides, energy consumption, water use, greenhouse gas and methane emissions, biodegradability, recyclability and more.