Sentence examples for value to nature from inspiring English sources
Carrying the project of attributing intrinsic value to nature to its ultimate form, Robert Elliot (1997) argues that naturalness itself is a property in virtue of possessing which all natural things, events, and states of affairs, attain intrinsic value.
"All species have a value to nature and thus, in turn to us humans," said Simon Stuart, chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission.
But while business leaders excitedly discuss the price of carbon and sort out how to assign a value to nature, the people who are the foundation of these companies' are often overlooked.
Dutch inland drift-sands are of great value to nature and house several Red-Listed species unique for Europe.
Is there value to nature, or a culture, in its own right?
Until we transform the economy (a good idea, but also another conversation) we must attach as much value to nature and community as we legitimately can, and ensure that all forms of capital are properly accounted for, enhanced and stewarded.
If necessary, explain these terms: "intrinsic" value refers to nature's innate value in and of itself, such as for scenery; "use" value describes nature/natural resources as providing services and resources both directly and indirectly to human well-being, such as providing food.
Richwine and Biggs conclude that public sector workers are overpaid because the two assign a high value to the nature of the guaranteed benefit in traditional pension plans.
It explores the social and spatial implications of new lifestyles, values, attitudes to nature and sustainability, and the models for future city life and the patterns of urban open space that might accommodate these.
Although non-consumptive recreation can promote wildlife preservation and add socio-economic value to parks and nature reserves, such activities can have negative implications for wildlife.
DWI is of great value to define the nature of edema, which is useful in explaining the pathogenesis of brain edema in ESRD patients.
