Word: conservationism
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In the vast arena of international commerce, the action will seem piddling, perhaps involving no more than $25 million in trade. But environmentalists will see it as a watershed event in the history of conservation. The White House is expected to announce this week that the U.S. will impose sanctions...
The government is partnering with international organizations, including Wildlife and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, in its reform efforts and has enacted tougher legislation against poachers and forest polluters, Song said.
Mixing solid defense with smart passing and conservation shot selection--in short, covering the basics, Harvard got off to a 3-0 lead midway through the first half.
The Green Cup has been enthusiastically supported by Michael Lichten, director of the FAS office of Physical Resources, and has led to significant reductions in energy and water use by heightening student awareness of resource conservation. Spin-offs on this idea have include the recent conversion of all the fluorescents...
Oddly, the Siberian tiger -- a critically endangered subspecies -- may have the best chance of survival, but only if poaching is controlled. "The Amur tiger has 800 miles of unbroken habitat to move through," says Howard Quigley, who is co-director of the Siberian Tiger Project, a Russian-American conservation effort...