The state also has set aside substantial areas for recreation, including three national parks: Durmitor, Biogradska Gora, and Lovćen.
By concentrating large numbers of people in limited areas, they leave substantial areas for forests, meadows, wetlands and the wide open spaces needed for many species to survive.
The construction sector is a substantial area for mitigation efforts in Australia because of its economic importance and its involvement with indirect GHG emissions, i.e. those embodied in construction supply chains, including construction materials and electricity use.
That's a problem for Illinois managers, who burn substantial areas of prairie every year to keep the land healthy.
These results suggest that structurally complex landscapes with substantial areas of woody habitats and a limited agricultural area have potential for sustainable pest control by natural enemies.
However, it is debatable whether or not a trustee managing a substantial area of timberland for many clients (e.g. the Regions Bank) could have done this kind of intervention collectively for all the timberlands it manages unless all of its clients are willing to do so.
Close investigation of these tables andthe dendrogram reveal major divisions by development (Network 2; d = 16), impaired waterways (Networks 1, 5, 8; d = 10), and estuaries with substantial areas approved for shellfish and aquaculture (Network 4; d = 7.5).
In 1960, The Guardian decided it would offer its road map for peaceful resolution regarding Berlin, when the paper's Defence Correspondent, Leonard Beaton, wrote an earnest commentary calling on West Germans to consider giving up West Berlin for a substantial area of East Germany and construct a new city in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Boulder clay is also abundant and moraines cover substantial areas.
Authorities say it is only a temporary measure for the next three years, while the £13 bn mosque expansion project is underway, leaving a substantial area out of action.
Fractures in basalt can provide substantial surface area for reactions, and limited mass transfer in fractures can allow accumulation of cations to form carbonate minerals in geologic carbon sequestration.
