Sentences with phrase «other restoration efforts»

For example, clearing part of a forest for a project may produce a lot of emissions in a short time frame; however, if the project calls for replanting or other restoration efforts over the long term, emissions could be neutral.

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«The work of restoration was essentially mine,» she notes; «completing it successfully took years of psychological effort on my part, combined with the active support and assistance of others... and the help of myth and ritual.

Don't expect cuts to the federal program that funded the cleanup of the Buffalo River, sturgeon restoration in the Niagara River, beach forecasting programs on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and other research and rehabilitation efforts in the Great Lakes, Rep. Chris Collins said.

Naming Long Island Sound and the Peconic Estuary as one of eight national critical designation areas would help fund agricultural conservation efforts, habitat restoration efforts and the sustainable use of soil, water and other natural resources, according to Mr. Bellone's office.

Such monetary awards would have major implications for environmental restoration efforts around the country and could severely undermine the ESA, Echeverria and others predict.

A final victory by the plaintiffs could prompt landowners in other river basins, such as the Klamath River in Oregon and California to claim similar damages from restoration efforts, Echeverria says.

Land restoration and other mitigation efforts could aid a region that is critical for offshore oil drilling and nearly 20 percent of America's shipping and navigation

These wildlife captures are a testament to the success of the park's restoration: Some species, like these warthogs, are now so abundant that managers are able to send them to other parks to help in their conservation efforts.

Deeper insights into its hypoxia problems could help restoration efforts on this economically important lake and others like it.

We have worked directly with farmers across the country on habitat restoration efforts that benefit monarchs and other pollinators.

We anticipate being able to show the community the results of the efforts of our group of enthusiastic volunteers and to also provide them with an opportunity to get behind the Reef Restoration Foundation and others like them, including the opportunity to invest donations into these volunteer - based programs.

But the process, which took nearly two years of study and meetings, provides a promising template not only for other island communities but also for any region where environmental restoration efforts have to mesh with local economic concerns.

I look forward to posting other updates here as we make progress in this exciting river restoration effort.