They'll prevent a catastrophe, but only to prolong their exploitation.
Remanufacturing is a process which allows decreasing and rationalising the quantities of materials used by recuperating parts of products at the end of the use phase, subjecting them to renewal treatments and then inserting them into new products, therefore prolonging their exploitation (over the long term).
It's too much to say that Charles Taylor, Liberia's recently exiled President, was behind all this conflict, because the causes are deeper — corruption, economic decline, terrible education, resource exploitation — and it's been prolonged by international indifference.
Most contemporary debate on race is nothing but sanctimony — efforts at exploitation and efforts at restitution seeking, equally, to enlarge and prolong dissent and rancor.
General Hill had sent this list -- which included prolonged isolation and sleep deprivation, stress positions, physical assault and the exploitation of detainees' phobias -- to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, who approved most of the tactics in December 2002.
Similarly, in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, recent, prolonged periods of armed conflict and population upheavals, coupled with the unchecked exploitation of natural resources by international timber and mining companies, have altered regional ecology, rendering it more vulnerable physically as well as politically.
In such a case, protracted and high fishing pressure (i.e., 40 years, ca. 25 generations, and a 60% exploitation rate) could cause a shift to a new ESS, which might then prolong the reduced size at maturity, even during a moratorium.
Progress in exploration and exploitation of outer space is proceeding rapidly, resulting in new space telecommunication services, innovative use of the constellation of satellite and new methods of prolonging the life of those satellites.
It was the "exploitation".
