The pervasive natural resource conflict issues must be addressed.
In The Race for What's Left -- a book displaying his stunning knowledge of drilling and mining techniques, obscure minerals, geology, and remote regions of the world -- Klare argues that "the world is entering an era of pervasive, unprecedented resource scarcity".
(2015) have recently argued that the poor productivity performance of the Spanish economy between 1995 and 2007 was due to a pervasive misallocation of resources across all sectors.
How pervasive are nature's resources in daily life?
But I have never been anyplace where the fictions were so pervasive, occupied so many resources, and were known by all the people they affected to be so specious.
Models have become pervasive tools in natural resources management, large-scale planning, and landscape ecology.
Although competition between different divisions or units for resources is pervasive in many organizations, much of the accounting literature examines non-competitive resource allocation and thus does not provide guidance on this point.
With decreasing global resources, a pervasive critical shortage of skilled health workers, and a growing disease burden in many countries, the need to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of pre-service education in low-and middle-income countries has never been greater.
With decreasing global resources, a pervasive critical shortage of skilled health workers in low- and middle-income countries, and growing disease burden in many countries, the need to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of education and training for health workers has never been greater.
Thus, it is no wonder that despite years of strong economic growth, poverty remains so pervasive in so many resource-rich countries on the continent.
