Sentence examples for protects resources from inspiring English sources
Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton welcomed the ruling, saying in a statement, "In Yellowstone and Grand Teton, I have advocated a common sense solution for snowmobile use that protects resources while also allowing appropriate access for enjoyment by the public".
For instance, considering that attack, A 1 affects resources R1 R3 (WF=5), channels Ch1 Ch3 (WF=3), and users U1 U3 (WF=2), the attack volume is equivalent to (AV(A 1)=(3·5)·(3·3)·(3·2)=810units3); and response plan RP 1 protects resources R2 R5, channels Ch2 Ch5, and users U2 U5.
NREPA, Maloney say, is worth debating because it protects "resources by drawing wilderness boundaries according to science, not politics".
There is a problem if the price of an agricultural product in the market only reflects the cost of the calories and minerals that it contains, and not how that particular product keeps large rural communities employed, is produced in a way that protects resources, maintains social and cultural values in the villages, and preserves biodiversity.
Are governments doing enough – or too much – to protect resources?
National environmental organizations have traditionally drawn their membership from the white and affluent, and have faced criticism for focusing more on protecting resources than protecting people.
They are about protecting resources Americans hold in common and value deeply: our air, water and climate.
Opponents of dams argue that conservation is a better way to protect resources, while supporters insist that without them successful development is impossible.
The agency had disagreed, saying Texas' duty to protect resources under public trust were "limited to the waters of the state".
China, which holds about half of the world's reserves, argues that the quotas are needed to protect resources and the environment.
Trump would appear to have some support for abolishing the EPA within Congress – Iowa Republican senator Joni Ernst, for example, has said the regulator should be scrapped because "the state knows best how to protect resources".
