Sentence examples for harvesting guidelines from inspiring English sources

New national plumbing standards including dated rainwater harvesting guidelines now being finalized will help streamline the regulatory process, Holmgreen said, but a lot of wasteful projects will likely slip by before the potential of rainwater is fully embraced.

Off-reserve management of yellow-bellied glider habitat will be essential, and the development, introduction and implementation of sustainable timber harvesting guidelines for private timber growers needs to be supported.

The average reduction in E. coli from only one of the tested biofilters was able to meet the log reduction targets suggested in the current Australian stormwater harvesting guidelines for irrigating sports fields and golf courses.

Over the past two decades, sets of timber harvesting guidelines designed to mitigate the deleterious environmental impacts of tree felling, yarding, and hauling have become known as "reduced-impact logging" (RIL) techniques.

This approach is certainly more promising than the currently supported selective harvesting guidelines of the Chilean law which do not control for a balanced residual stock and allow the harvest of 35% of the basal area in 5-year cutting cycles, which is unsustainable (Donoso 2013; Schütz et al. 2012).

Creating timber harvesting guidelines for a reduced-impact logging project in Malaysia.

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Thus, operational biomass harvests may not change CWD levels enough to appreciably influence forest biodiversity, especially when following biomass harvest guidelines that require leaving a portion of harvest residues.

Good food production and post-harvest guidelines are designed to reduce the risk of foodborne disease contamination.

Instead of laws being imposed on the harvesters by outsiders, guidelines drawn up by harvesting specialists would be more effective.