This suggests that a country's consumption, pollution and land-use trends relative to opportunity reflect, at least to some degree, its citizens' attitude to environmental stewardship globally.
Between the death of the Soviet system and 9/11, attitudes about individuals rights, pluralism, tolerance, and environmental stewardship evolved in what was, on the surface, something of a domestic perestroika.
Yet there is an understanding that he has a large task to transform attitudes among his players after two years under the stewardship of Louis van Gaal.
When applied to the design and implementation of land use plans, this type of information can improve the acceptability of conservation actions, enhance environmental stewardship, and minimise land use conflict through taking stock of the values and attitudes (precursors to behaviour) that are relevant to proposed land use change and conservation action.
In fact, her agency's customary attitude — fish here, fish now — ignores the strong local support across the Pacific for farsighted stewardship of imperiled oceans, a resource that belongs to future generations as much as it does to all of us.
These programs have seen a transition from the early days of attitude change to the creation of new regional institutions and direct payment systems for environmental stewardship.
While Mr. de Montebello has won broad admiration for his stewardship of the museum, he has sometimes drawn criticism for a reluctance to embrace contemporary art and a dismissive attitude toward claims by archaeologically rich countries to objects they say were looted and sold to Western museums.
"It's about stewardship".
The difference in attitudes could benefit President Bush in his re-election campaign and damp the effect of criticism by Democrats challenging his economic stewardship.
(The stewardship council is based in London).
