Sentence examples for costs of conserving from inspiring English sources

The fiction of state ownership may no longer be used to force those outside the State to bear the full costs of "conserving" the wild animals within its borders when equally effective nondiscriminatory conservation measures are available.

The pressure on conservators to treat tens of thousands of artefacts and the high costs of conserving, storing and displaying the finds and the ship meant that there were no funds available for diving.

The costs of conserving land for species generally vary in space and time.

Although clearly Westerners have helped save the mountain gorillas, it is Africans who bear the actual costs of conserving the apes, which raid farms and monopolize precious forests in addition to generating revenues from tourism.

The method uses the energy frame concept to express the constraints of the optimisation problem, which is then solved by minimising the costs of conserving energy in all the individual energy-saving measures.

Using primary data collected from 369 randomly selected farm-households we combine a farm-household classification with mathematical programming in order to estimate the opportunity costs of conserving the Kakamega Forest and restricting access to non-timber forest product resources.

The government's decision, a response to the cost of conserving the works, has outraged some artists and cheered others.

That increases the cost of conserving the land over a traditional easement by an average of 10 to 40percentt.

Efficient energy utilization should be seen as an immediate and cost-efficient source of new energy supply as cost of generating energy can be several times the cost of conserving it.

However, the biodiversity value, ecosystem services provided by these natural areas, and potential for inclusion in new projects like REDD, can help overcome the potential high opportunity cost of conserving these lands.

This is true of salmonid biodiversity conservation as well (references in Table 3), and the costs of not conserving genetic diversity are also embodied within the precautionary approach to salmonid fisheries management (Dodson et al. 1998; Garcia de Leaniz et al. 2007).