The phrase "nature exploitation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of using natural resources for personal gain or profit, often without consideration for the impact on the environment. Example: The government must address the issue of nature exploitation by implementing stricter regulations on logging and mining companies.
Enlightened self-interest was not enough to save nature from exploitation, Marsh believed.
In an introduction to the new edition, Barry Lopez writes that "In order to protect nature from exploitation we've ended up turning it into a consumer item, a repelling notion".
While bleeding-heart liberals may scoff at the base nature of exploitation flicks which take literally the biblical dictum of an eye for eye, audiences have long relished the retributive violence of such popular pay-back shockers as Death Wish, Death Weekend, Straw Dogs or Deliverance.
An important issue for the development of potential nature gas hydrate exploitation is successful drilling and core sampling.
The working class, however, as the socially underprivileged, can achieve a richer understanding of social relations; they not only have a motivation to understand the true nature of the exploitation to which they are subject (in order to be able to end to the exploitation), but their position offers the potential for a dual vision.
"The tragedy of Mr. Baten's death will only be compounded if we miss the systematic nature of the exploitation in the sector," Mr. Gross said.
While the common refrain is that we know all there is to know about children in care, and about what needs to be done to improve the system, this report highlights the early findings from the new evidence our inquiry has collected into the scale and nature of sexual exploitation.
The nature, elicitation and exploitation of the P300 potential for BCI is the subject of this chapter, organized in three sections: P300 event-related potential, P300 for spelling task and P300 for non-spelling tasks.
This is an incomplete collection of works owing to the nature of the exploitation genre.
The nature of criminal exploitation means that young people who are controlled in this way are very likely to go missing from home – often repeatedly and for long periods.
