Sentences with phrase «term economic viability»

«FSC - certification provides independent proof that the wood in ForestChoice pencils are sourced from those forests operating under the most stringent practices for environmental responsibility, social benefit, and long - term economic viability.»

«In addition, it is unclear whether ESDC, Fort Schuyler Management Corp. (FSMC) and / or SUNY Poly have undertaken a thorough and independent analysis of the potential benefits relative to the costs and risks to the state, and of the long - term economic viability of the project.

Not exact matches

«To secure economic success and the viability of our journalism in the long term, the company has to look for judicious savings everywhere, and that includes the newsroom,» he said.

Environmental protection isn't the entire story, however, and Jakob Thøisen has a clear message for the food processing industry: «We believe that sustainable ingredients are an important component of the long - term economic and financial viability of food manufacturers — and it's part of our role as a business partner to support this transformation.»

According to Mr Jantuah, many areas in the Volta Region are covered by water, rendering the region relatively poor in terms of economic viability and high in unemployment.

It's tough to argue that the Euro region wasn't going to have to enact austerity measures eventually to ensure long - term viability, but by tightening the spigot, history dictates that economic growth suffers in the near - term.

Short - term political expediency has replaced the long - term planning needed for economic viability.

Although the short - to medium - term future of geothermal energy looks encouraging, its long - range prospects depend on the technological and economic viability of rock heat (HDR).

In that letter, we stated, «Government subsidies, loans, mandates, and tax policies regarding renewables have consistently failed to deliver on their promises of long - term job creation and economic viability.

It leads to students developing an overall capacity to contribute to a more sustainable future in terms of environmental integrity, economic viability, and a just society for present and future generations.

Myth — Unwed mothers would improve their chances for their family's economic and long - term viability if they would just get married.