"We have so many resources in circulation which aren't being used to the best of their ability, says Shea, "we need to move towards more collaborative forms of consumption.
Among the basic lessons of 9/11, two stand out: the agencies tended to put too many resources in a single place; and, in a crisis, communications and chains of command were vulnerable to breakdowns.
China has used up too much energy and too many resources in its quest for growth, premier Li Keqiang has told visiting French president François Hollande, adding that the country has a "duty to humanity" to clean itself up.
For Mr. Gore, who has made 16 visits here since 1997, the targeting of so many resources in two states worth a combined 18 electoral votes, and once considered relatively safe, is clearly not a good sign.
"There are certain sectors where the world just changed, leaving us with too many resources in certain places, and in other places we didn't have enough," said Robert J. McCann, a senior vice president who was recently named director of Merrill's global research and economics group.
Mr. Mooney conceded that Mr. Ryan "has a full plate," but said that he and the other legislators would be more effective and efficient if they outsourced some tasks by tapping the financial and technical expertise of the many resources in Westchester, some of it pro bono.
Despite a heavy reliance on scientific knowledge as the primary source of information in resource management, many resources are in decline, particularly in fisheries.
The military has many resources, and in some respects it is over-resourced.
With so many resources invested in my disease, it is likely that medical advances will generate improved therapies.
In fact, it's difficult to even research the topic because so many resources are in biased publications.
Limited budgets however mean that it is inefficient to carry too many resources either in the ED or the IU.
