Landscaping is about beauty as well as decreasing our water and energy usage, promoting an authentic landscape for L.A. and increasing habitat.
4 5 These include the development of guidelines on blood usage promoting restrictive transfusion strategies and initiatives for using alternatives to transfusion (eg, cell salvage techniques; improvements in the education and training of clinical staff prescribing blood; the provision of mechanisms for reviewing blood use with feedback of data to clinicians).
Indeed, a common strategy for negotiating condom usage was promoting its use for contraception purposes rather than preventing HIV transmission, as it was felt that men may be more agreeable to use condoms if suggested as a barrier for preventing unwanted pregnancy, as opposed to HIV.
When domestic roundwood production and HWP usage is promoted, an overall climate change mitigation effect is consistently expected to be attributable to HWPs until 2050.
As regards the material substitution effect, in the future scenarios in which HWP usage is promoted, the maximum nationwide carbon emissions reduction volume is estimated at 2.9 MtC year−1 in 2050.
However, under the scenarios whereby domestic roundwood production and HWP usage is promoted (the Mod & Mod, the Plan & Agg, and the Int & Agg scenarios), we assume an increasing trend until 2050.
However, under the future scenarios whereby domestic roundwood production and HWP usage is promoted, the carbon storage effect is consistently expected up until 2050, with an anticipated nationwide maximum of 2.9 MtC year−1 in 2030.
As YouTube continues in its efforts to crack down harder on content that violates its terms of usage and promotes offensive and/or misleading content, it's found itself in the fake news crossfire this weekend.
Increased biofuel usage is promoted by the EU parliament with the goal to reduce the fossil carbon emissions (European Commission 2009).
That's something that WeHostels first did during SXSW, and it continues to use events as a way to promote usage.
