"People are naturally much more responsive to finite resources than they are to climate change," he said.
Here's how Grantham, an ardent environmentalist, recommended applying that dynamic to the problem of a hot planet: People are naturally much more responsive to finite resources than they are to climate change.
Moreover, as learning is frequently functional, adaptive, based on genetic proclivities, and responsive to ecological resources, the current 'ethnographic' method, which proclaims culture where the alternatives can be dismissed, is vulnerable to excluding genuine cases of social learning.
The differentiation between grasses and forbs based on multiple traits remained robust irrespective of light and nutrient availability (Fig. 1), and the identity of traits most responsive to variation in resource availability was similar among grasses and forbs (Fig. 2) justifying species classification into the commonly used functional groups (Dyer et al. 2001; Tjoelker et al. 2005).
There is a broad recognition that adaptive management is potentially useful for many (but certainly not all) resource problems (Williams et al. 2009), namely those for which natural resources are responsive to management but uncertainty exists about the impacts of management.
At the same time, workers in Chicago say union organizers were responsive to demands for more input, resources and control.
The mismatch between the types and formats of services being provided and the needs of local governments means that more work is needed to ensure that climate adaptation resources are responsive to the existing and future needs of local governments.
It contains the following functionalities: routing and delivery of unicast and multicast services; distributed QoS mechanisms to support service differentiation and resource control responsive to node mobility; security, charging, and rewarding mechanisms to ensure the correct behaviour of the users in the ad hoc network.
These species are likely to be the most responsive to weather events and corresponding resource fluctuations [35].
Such SESH models could make community-based organization (CBO) services less reliant on external resources and more responsive to the communities they serve [ 16].
