All those who benefit from forest preservation, for example, could be asked to shoulder some of the cost.
Important information is often absent, including crucial aspects of sample collection and preservation, for example, the selection of sampling sites, exposure, sampling period, age and condition of target compartments.
Some critics said that the United Nations should have moved faster to find areas where agreement among the more than 190 nations gathered at Copenhagen could be reached -- rainforest preservation, for example -- and designated a smaller, more manageable forum to negotiate more intractable issues blocking the talks.
Thanks to this property one can distinguish all the parts composing an artwork, how they are joined, what is their state of preservation (for example, for wooden artworks, the holes created by xilofagous insects can be highlighted) and also make some hypothesis about the presence of different materials, even if not their identification.
Some of the most ethical people I know, those working for social justice and environmental preservation for example, are not only unaffiliated with organized religion; they are atheists.
Soft tissue preservation by pyrite is on the whole rare and only seen at sites of exceptional preservation, for example Beecher's Trilobite Bed, Upper Ordovician, New York State, USA, or the Hunsrückschiefer, Devonian, western Germany (Briggs et al., 1991; Briggs & Bartels, 2001; Raiswell et al., 2008; Farrell et al., 2013).
The lack of substantial evidence of millets in Southeast Asia has been attributed to preservation issues, for example (Weber et al. 2010; Weber and Fuller 2008).
For preservation purposes, for example, the proposal would allow libraries, archives, and museums to reproduce works "as many times as is reasonably necessary for preservation and security". This is a major problem under the current statute, which generally only allows for making three preservation copies.
Most preservation techniques, for example, are basically similar over a whole range of perishable food products, whether they be fruit, vegetables, milk, meat or fish.
(27) Member States should therefore be required to provide for an exception to permit cultural heritage institutions to reproduce works and other subject matter permanently in their collections for preservation purposes, for example to address technological obsolescence or the degradation of original supports or to insure such works and other subject matter.
On the issue of preservation and replacement, for example, the law allows up to three copies, and it explicitly permits digital reproductions.
