Conservation
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Doing what has to be done to ensure sustainable water supplies - controlling pollution, encouraging conservation, regulating and charging where necessary - is politically tough.
But frameworks are in place for the development of international
conservation
measures.
The Convention’s memorandum of understanding on shark conservation, which lists seven endangered species, has attracted 35 signatories so far.
Safety concerns and cost also limit intervention by international
conservation
organizations.
America can and should, for example, become the global leader combating climate change through major investments in alternative energy, conservation, and energy efficiency, and by taking strong actions at home to reduce America’s greenhouse gas emissions.
In the short run, the only response is more conservation, and America's allies should put pressure on America to conserve.
More specifically, Asahi urged that Japan take the lead on managing global climate change by building on its record of successful innovation in energy
conservation
following the oil shocks of the 1970’s.
He subsequently rejected the international Law of the Sea Treaty; opposed the World Bank’s promotion of energy conservation; withdrew the US from UNESCO; and, like Trump, pledged to reduce America’s contributions to international organizations.
The CITES framework, combined with strong national
conservation
policies, can simultaneously protect wild species and benefit poor, rural, and indigenous people, by encouraging countries and communities to adopt sound environmental management plans.
As the examples above show,
conservation
and improved livelihoods for the rural poor are feasible, and even mutually reinforcing.
The first is energy
conservation
through more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Three treaties emerged in 1992 out of the so-called Rio Conference on the Environment – on climate change, biodiversity conservation, and desertification.
The CCAMLR’s members must honor the organization’s mandate for
conservation
and ensure that there is enough “pink gold” to feed the penguins and other wildlife that depend on it.
Development agencies and environmentalists must thus urgently work toward the convergence of development and
conservation
priorities.
Long-term estimates project that over a 50-year time horizon, most of the planet’s arable land would have to be used to feed the world and for forest
conservation.
Most importantly, price signals that show the true social costs of energy derived from fossil fuels will encourage innovation and
conservation.
India and the US are natural partners in meeting this challenge, with innovative scientists and venture capitalists who can take technology breakthroughs from the lab to the market, and NGOs with vast grassroots
conservation
and public advocacy experience.
If EU institutions are to regain trust and relevance, they need to articulate concrete policies and deliver on issues that bear directly on citizens’ interests – youth unemployment, urban planning, health care, bio-tech research, energy conservation, transport, and aging.
Moreover, countries that have committed to ratifying the 1997 UN Watercourses Convention – which establishes basic standards for the use and
conservation
of waters that cross international boundaries – must compel their uncommitted counterparts to follow their lead.
That effort benefited industry, agriculture, flood control, and
conservation
throughout the Tennessee Valley watershed, until then one of the country’s most disadvantaged regions.
Global health and
conservation
professionals must cooperate more closely to find those solutions – and convince policymakers to pursue them.
Gene-drive developers have spent millions of dollars trying to sell this technology as a quick fix for achieving ambitious health and
conservation
goals, such as those outlined in the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Furthermore, in China’s economy stimulus package, 210 billion yuan is allocated for energy conservation, pollutants reduction, and ecosystem protection projects, 370 billion yuan for economic structural adjustment and technology renovation, and 400 billion yuan for new energy-efficient housing that will use environmentally friendly materials.
While subsidies need not be eliminated completely, they should be targeted at smaller-scale farmers or other high-need workers and redesigned so that they, too, provide incentives for water
conservation
and efficiency.
Rather than acknowledge that high fuel prices are the best way to inspire energy
conservation
and innovation, the Bush administration has instituted huge subsidies to American farmers to grow grains for bio-fuel production.
The sad fact is that by keeping oil prices high, OPEC is doing far more for environmental
conservation
than Western politicians who seek to prolong the era of ecologically unsustainable Western consumerism.
Keeping great apes in captivity will be allowed for purposes of
conservation
only, and then under optimal conditions for the apes.
The proportion of new outlays devoted to energy
conservation
and reduction have been cut almost in half, just when reforms in the price structure of energy use were beginning to kick in.
And, of course, what are the likely costs of shifting to renewable energy sources and energy
conservation?
But even with these
conservation
challenges in mind, aquaculture remains the only option for meeting future demand.
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