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The High Performance Green Building Program has been underutilized because of problems that are fixable and worth the effort, say green building advocates.

FRESH provides zoning and financial incentives to grocers who open stores in New York's underserved communities, but so far the program has been underutilized with only three stores coming to the South Bronx since the program began.

"They're naturally looking at everything that has been underutilized and that now has enormous value".

The application of the principles of ecological restoration has been underutilized by landscape designers.

To date, HSR has been underutilized as a means to improve the outcomes for children with SCD.

One member is Donna de Varona, the gold medal-winning swimmer, broadcaster and activist who has been underutilized by the U.S.O.C.

European leaders contend that the only real solution is to shift more freight from road to rail, which has been underutilized.

"Hessville has been underutilized for decades, and it takes advantage of infrastructure the city already has".

First, the capacity for fiscal intervention -- at least among developed economies -- has been underutilized.

An asset that has been underutilized in the administration are the scores and scores of civil society people to people (P2P) programs that forge productive relationships between Israelis and Palestinians.

Yet, despite the available data, the public health angle to combating Islamophobia has been underutilized in mainstream efforts.