Lastly, special emphasis should also be placed on how humanity, the collective students of the class, the teacher, and the individual student can ethically and equitably begin to reduce both of these overarching factors by changing current behaviors.
The danger in not undertaking such comprehensive longitudinal research to identify "what works well, where and why" is the risk of widening health differential between urban and rural communities; increasing costs of health care treatment to individuals and to government; and reduced implementation of best practice care equitably to all communities.
He is an internist who has preserved more than a million acres of public lands, cut the state income tax twice, reduced the state debt and redistributed the tax burden more equitably between the rich and the poor.
Fiber strain-stiffening acts to distribute strain more equitably within the network, reduce strain maxima, and increase network strength.
The IDA's stated aim is to assist the poorest nations in growing more quickly, equitably, and sustainably to reduce poverty.
Improved sustainability of cities requires equitably distributed and ecologically safe, if not restorative, infrastructure systems, as well as reduced reliance on resources from beyond urban boundaries.
The concept of degrowth aims fundamentally at reducing material and energy throughput equitably, while questioning the desirability of further economic growth.
Citing the failure of international climate change policy to achieve results, he proposed a different approach in a recent article, arguing that the distribution and trade of personal carbon allowances — along with shorter working hours and higher taxes — should be embraced to reduce greenhouse gas emissions quickly and equitably.
As has been shown, such clumping would reduce the probability of distributing carboxysomes equitably to daughter cells, possibly counteracting any benefit (Savage et al., 2010).
We need to reduce working hours and distribute work more equitably, allowing all to benefit from the time saved by productivity gains.
