Sentence examples for science stakeholder from inspiring English sources

Lignocellulosic conversion can also produce waste streams that can be potentially harmful to water quality and the environment (science stakeholder interview, 2 August 2011).

Efforts to balance ecosystem services to preserve biodiversity are not new in UK agricultural systems (science stakeholder interview, 15 July 2011), however LUC impacts linked to dedicated energy crops grown in the UK and abroad will add to policy complexity (science stakeholder interview, 5 October 2011).

Biofuel companies may also target land that promises higher returns on their investments such as agricultural or irrigated land where yields are higher (science stakeholder interview, 26 October 2011; civil society stakeholder interview, 20 December 2011), or forested land where additional revenues can be gained from logging (van der Horst and Vermeylen, 2011).

12.01am: I have received this statement from GAP2, a European Commission-funded initiative "connecting science stakeholders and policy" on fisheries management: Whether we ban discards in 2014, phase out discards or keep the current system, no sustainable progress can be made without better data, and the buy-in of both the scientific and fishing communities.

It is difficult to identify a stakeholder, especially if we refer to science stakeholders, and the proper evaluation of a researcher's value and position at international level is needed.

Concerning science-stakeholder-policy interface, the key stepping stone has been the Aarhus Convention.

An interesting example of the need of a robust science-stakeholder-policy interface is related to the use of renewable energy sources, particularly from woody biomass.

The present study aims at depicting the context and the need of strengthening science-stakeholder-policy interface to achieve sustainability goals, acknowledging the need of transparent communication, of translating scientific results in comprehensible knowledge for a broader audience and in operational options for decision makers.

There is a long pathway to secure adequate science, policy, stakeholder interactions in support of EAFM.

The practical experiences of the science, policy, stakeholder (AC) interface in relation to EAFM are described.

Under these circumstances, science-based stakeholder involvement is required.