| Equally valid is exploitation of renewable resources, for example, of grass for grazing, papyrus for thatch, or wood for charcoal. |
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| Does he seriously see us moving to renewable resources while there are still non-renewables we can burn? |
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| We can start by reducing our energy consumption and turning to renewable resources. |
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| Bioproducts and bioenergy are made from renewable resources such as plants. |
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| Reduced tillage, crop rotations, and dispersed livestock all reduce energy needs and make more efficient use of renewable resources. |
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| In recent years a lot of interest has developed around the industrial application of feedstock from renewable resources. |
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| Biodiesel is a cleaner burning fuel that can be made from domestic renewable resources such as vegetable oil. |
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| The wind generator is part of Eskom's plans to significantly beef up the amount of power produced from renewable resources. |
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| In contrast to renewable resources, nonrenewable resources exhibit no growth or regenerative processes. |
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| These projects may or may not follow from the integrated renewable resources management plan. |
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| The natural fibre have advantage over renewable resources and have high marketing appeal. |
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| How can we strike a better balance with nature, conserve energy and turn to renewable resources, instead of plundering and despoiling the planet? |
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| Their effect was to amalgamate elements of various departments already involved in work related to the environment and renewable resources. |
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| All the scientists I've talked to tell me that the best we can expect is to meet about 25 percent of our energy needs with renewable resources and conservation. |
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| Biofuels produced from renewable resources are the key to sustainability and have the highest potential for carbon neutrality. |
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| This biodegradable bioplastic is produced from renewable resources such as sugar and starch. |
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| Furthermore, several lactones, epoxides, and carbon dioxide can be sourced from renewable resources. |
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| Surface waters in particular are renewable resources with a limited capacity to recover from adverse impacts from human activities. |
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| Its strategy is based on the ground-breaking principles of renewable resources, recyclability and sustainability. |
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| In the following sections, you'll see how we use renewable resources and even reuse large amounts of recyclable materials to create our clothing. |
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| Canada is a world leader in the production and use of energy from renewable resources. |
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| Using renewable resources in the design and manufacturing of our products and in our daily business practices whenever possible. |
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| While there is currently an explosion of research focusing on renewable resources, Narine says this isn't a new phenomenon. |
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| Organic farming should primarily rely on renewable resources within locally organised agricultural systems. |
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| Wheat fiber and corn starch are renewable resources and are biodegradable, unlike petroleum-based plastic products. |
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| The whole synthetic chemicals industry is looking toward biotech and renewable resources to unshackle itself from petrochemicals. |
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| It is imperative that efforts for sustainable development result in a significant reordering of priorities in the management of the world's finite resources, as well as in the development of renewable resources. |
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| It was explained that the green economy also presented opportunities in terms of carbon capture and storage and development of renewable resources. |
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| Using renewable resources to manufacture biomaterials is an effective method of moving towards carbon balance, replacing fossil oil and designing product life cycles which are carbon-neutral and environmentally responsible. |
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| As scarcities of renewable resources have increased, influential groups have seized control of them for personal gain, enriching themselves while further impoverishing the majority of the population. |
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| From the moment when we aim at the lowest consumption possible, the use of renewable resources to meet our energy needs is becoming an economically acceptable solution. |
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| The YEC also focuses on practising skills that enable youth to use local renewable resources to make products that can be shared with others in need, such as making cranberry jam and donating the jam to the Food Bank. |
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| Rely on renewable resources in locally organized agricultural systems. |
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| Together with Colorado-based Gevo Inc, Lanxess is developing isobutene from renewable resources starting with corn. |
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| Shell evaluated the capability for the use of renewable resources in terms of both availability and accessibility for traditional and nontraditional users. |
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| If we use this land or other untilled, less fertile earth for renewable resources, we would in no way be endangering food supplies, nor would there be any noticeable effect. |
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| And, it was synthesized by Diels-Alder reaction of dicyclopentadiene monomer and sorbic acid from blueberry as renewable resources. |
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| Obviously it is a renewable resource, but if Saskatchewan starts insisting on putting aside the non-renewable resources, why would Manitoba not say to put aside renewable resources? |
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| Qatar's National Vision 2030 has made investment in renewable resources a major goal for the country over the next two decades. |
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| They know we're collecting renewable resources. |
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| Everything that we make today comes from renewable resources. |
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| Why would we not want to engage Colombia in a conversation to do much of the same when it, too, has the renewable resources that it desires so much and that we can contribute to help save the very asset about which he talked? |
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| Distributed generation from renewable resources is increasing as a consequence of the increased awareness of climate change. |
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| Although the challenge of sustainable development in these sectors of the economy is considerable, activities based on renewable resources such as forestry, fishing and tourism make it possible to diversify the economy. |
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| International agreements and targets: Chapter 4 of Agenda 21 calls for improving efficiency in the use of energy sources and for a transition towards the environmentally friendly use of renewable resources. |
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