Sentence examples for double conservation from inspiring English sources

The results confirmed that REDD could have significant benefits for conservation overall, but the report warns that relatively carbon-poor regions could suffer "a double conservation jeopardy, with conservation investment diverted away from them, and human pressure redirected towards them, as carbon-rich areas become the focus of conservation".

Copeland's study found that sage-grouse conservation measures alone doubled conservation of mule-deer habitat.

The New York Power Authority would double its conservation budget to $1.4 billion through 2015 to reduce energy demand in government buildings.

Neonics were first introduced in 1994 and usage increased at its fastest rate during the first decade of the 21st century, when farmland butterflies also experienced a precipitous decline, despite a doubling in conservation spending and predictions that climate change would benefit most species.

In 1900, the population was 100,000; by 1904, that figure had doubled, rendering conservation efforts virtually moot.

It emerged, after two years of double-digit conservation, with a fundamental shift in thinking and consumer behavior.

He is currently involved in discussions about the construction of a new museum here that would house artifacts from the site and double as a conservation center.

Many mangroves were forced to act as informal pollution mitigation zones and double up as conservation areas.

"It's a double whammy," says conservation physiologist Nicola Mitchell from the University of Western Australia in Perth, who is leading the trial.

1.Farms: Vote on a five year $44.9 billion farm bill that increases basic subsidy programs, doubles spending for conservation programs and puts strict limits on how much money a single farmer can receive.

The Senate passed a farm bill today that increases basic subsidy programs, doubles spending for conservation programs and puts strict limits on how much money a single farmer can receive.