More important, though, behavioural economics provides a different way of thinking about some of the problems of poverty.Traditional development programmes stress resources and markets.
Growing populations, increase in food demand, society's expectations for out of season products and the dependency of the food system on fossil fuels stress resources due to the requirements for national production and from importation of products from remote origins.
"This evidence also strongly implies that expected future drying will further stress resource availability and the lives of people in this region," Kelley said.
Early detection and response would be of true value in the United States and other nations, as wildland fires continue to severely stress resource managers, policy makers, and the public, particularly in the western US.
To conclude this section, it is important to stress resource dependency, i.e., both civil servants and politicians are dependent on each other, and the different actor groups have different strategies for mobilizing resources.
Several reasons have been proposed for this behavior, including nutritional stress, resource competition, avoiding misdirecting parental care and, in the case of males, attempting to make the mother sexually receptive.
Environments and evolution: interactions between stress, resource inadequacy, and energetic efficiency.
The non-potable reuse of wastewater is not a new idea, especially where water is a historically stressed resource.
In parts of the region, this will constrain development, stress natural resources, and increase competition for water among communities, agriculture, energy production, and ecological needs.
The lack of the saber-toothed cat Smilodon fatalis from this region may imply lower levels of stress for resources in this population (Fig. 2).
Too many preclinical candidates in a given time-frame could potentially stress development resources and thereby increase downstream cycle times.
