• There is one problem, though, with helping plants conserve water.

• Campuses are closed and people are asked to conserve power.

• Japanese people have shown they can conserve energy when they have to, but they cannot be expected to work night shifts for ever.

• Every effort you make to conserve energy adds up to saving money while protecting the environment.

• We need to understand the different forest life cycles and work to conserve all forestland.

• But pollution, overfishing and development are harming efforts to conserve habitat and wildlife.

• To conserve scarce supplies, water managers will probably have to implement restrictions again.

• The point is not to save fuel but to conserve rubber, a desperately needed commodity in short supply.

• Now the surge in the cost of oil is forcing companies to conserve.

• Most people try to conserve energy/resources when they get older.

• Income is needed to raise standards of living and create incentives for local people to conserve the fragile natural environment.

• One of the best ways to conserve water is to buy recycled goods, and to recycle your stuff when you're done with it.

• But whether genetic data can really help to conserve orangutan populations in the wild remains unclear.

• To me, more important than building green is that people build so that they conserve energy and get energy from a green source.

• Black plastic sheeting used as a mulch helps to warm the soil, conserve moisture, and suppress weeds.

• The road isn't the only place plug-in hybrid electric vehicles can conserve fuel.

• Experts offer advice on how to plug drafts to conserve heat and lower bills.

• They also hope to provide resources to conserve thousands of varieties that have yet to make it to safe havens.

• Learn what you can do to conserve resources and protect the planet.

• Recognition of the ecological significance of truffles is aiding efforts to conserve threatened species that depend on them.

• Applying a mulch such as ground bark or compost will help conserve moisture and keep the soil cool.

• To conserve bandwidth, only the portion of the image containing the telltale and the mirror were downloaded in every frame.

• Green stuff is recognisable and feeds our drive to conserve.

• Installing low-flow water faucets is one way to conserve water.

• To conserve moisture and discourage weeds, apply a mulch around and between shrubs.

• The satellite payload, which consists of the communications equipment, was turned off to conserve energy.

• The commission's remit is to conserve whale stocks at levels where they can be hunted sustainably.

• In desert regions, different types of rocks replace a majority of turf in the landscape as a way to conserve water.

• Then, because she wants to conserve as much topsoil as possible, she separates the clumps and pulls out the roots by hand.

• Using a queue you can set your client to seed torrents until you reach a certain ratio and then stop to conserve bandwidth.

• There is also concern that environmental markets will conserve nature for the rich, at the expense of the poor.

• Long glides to the surface probably help emperor penguins conserve energy during their deepest dives.

• Mulch to deter weeds, conserve moisture, and keep berries clean.

• The trick would be to conserve power, not squander it.

• Companies have switched abruptly from managing for profit to a frantic search for ways to conserve cash.

• Do your part to conserve trees and ask your parents to buy recycled or mechanical pencils.

• The fact that they're making an effort at all to conserve water is a good thing.

• He also said that he had scrapped the group's dividend to try to conserve capital.

• It is developing plans to conserve every important crop on the planet.

• To conserve energy, the bear's internal temperature drops a few degrees.

• Battery-saver mode takes satellite reads less frequently to conserve juice.

• In addition, countries are allowed to impose trade restrictions if they are deemed necessary to conserve natural resources.

• Plan your vegetable garden according to your local climate to conserve water.

• If governments do this, firms will have an incentive to invest, and consumers to conserve.

• Help lower your global water footprint and conserve water.

• But the government has hitherto done nothing to encourage them to conserve water or energy.

• The plant's white hairs, by reflecting heat and reducing air movement across the leaf's surface, conserve water.

• Banks will seek to conserve capital, not find ways to run it down.

• Discover how researchers hope to conserve forest elephants and their habitat by learning more about their vocalizations.

• Over half of all green-heart dairy farmers, via local co-operatives, are paid to conserve the environment.

• Soybean and cotton growers in this region struggle to conserve easily eroded soils.

• In a world whose demand for protein grows daily, the need to conserve stocks is plain.

• When animals hibernate they're able to conserve the energy stored in their fat during periods when food is scarce.

• Casey called today for renewed efforts to conserve water in suburban areas in the aftermath of the huge oil.

• Second, they must not undermine incentives to conserve endangered species in the wild.

• One is to conserve energy by taking advantage of the upwash vortex fields created by the wings of the birds in front.

• The cables resist stretching to retain lateral stiffness and conserve forward momentum.

• Learn what you can do to conserve resources and help the environment.

• Ambient light sensor adjusts display brightness to conserve battery.

• Burroughs is a painter to conserve the public gayety of heart.

• They conserve energy by insulating the building below, which reduces the urban heat.

• Better irrigation and seed varieties can conserve water and reduce other ecological pressures.

• Efforts to conserve and save species for the future are undermined by greed.

• Add a layer of mulch to insulate roots and conserve water, but don't let it touch stems or trunk.

• Leon goes into a soliloquy about how to conserve ammo by going for head shots on zombies.

• The struggling chain also said it had sold its corporate airplane to conserve cash.

• What is evident is that the body can moderate metabolism to conserve energy and that individual survival varies markedly.

• European nations started preparing emergency plans this week to conserve water and provide millions of euros in aid to farmers.

• Third, they must not undermine incentives to conserve endangered species in the wild.

• We can help by teaching them how to conserve thir land, use efficient stoves, and reclaim the desert.

• Regenerative braking helps conserve juice by charging the battery as you slow down.

• Except for one withdrawal, all the holdings were struck down to ihe plaintiffs, who acted to conserve their liens.

• Researchers think that sleep arose to allow organisms to conserve and restore their energy.

• Apart from being gruesomely gratifying, dismembering enemies helps you conserve ammo.

• For some, it meant turning the thermostat down and posting notices to employees to conserve.

• Lufthansa is desperately trying to conserve cash and cut capacity to match plunging demand.

• They will stop at nothing to conserve their influence and power over society.

• The president urging everyone to curtail driving and conserve energy at home.

• Firms may well have cut their spending too much in the rush to conserve cash during the darkest period of the crisis.

• So click below for activities that help us learn about fresh water and ways to conserve this precious resource.

• Another problem is that even as people conserve and change habits, they still get socked.

• Most lightweight runners tend to have mesh uppers to conserve weight.

• The international body set up to conserve these fish has utterly failed to do its job.

• It will then descend slowly under low power throughout the night to conserve energy.

• Due to reasonable price tag, people can conserve a lot of money for any her1207 became a.

• Many realize that population growth undermines our efforts to conserve resources.

• There's neither progress nor conservatism, because there's nothing left to conserve and no direction in which to progress.

• Yet water managers and policymakers failed to move quickly enough to conserve water and improve water efficiency.

• European policymakers would be hellbent to conserve the single market rather than immolate it in the bonfire of the euros.

• Block says that information from the study could aid efforts to protect and conserve the biodiversity of the hotspots.

• Metering is being introduced to force residents to conserve because sewage treatment plants are reaching their limits.

• Learn about the important research being carried out to conserve and protect island habitats around the world.

• And phenomena taking place inside the galaxy generally conserve energy.

• The residents can then conserve water and keep the charges down.

• They huddle together to escape wind and conserve warmth.

• Think of these reserves as our last strategic petroleum reserve and conserve them.

• Diabetes insipidus is a condition in which the kidneys are unable to conserve water.

• Advocates of recycling would say this is short-sighted and wrong, because it ignores the need to conserve natural resources.

• The haybox cooking is an age-old method used to conserve labor and fuel.

• How could the building conserve on water use, he asked.

• When stressed, a plant shuts down growth in order to conserve what it has.

• It was a vodka martini with lemon conserve in it instead of vermouth.

• The main purpose here is to conserve soil moisture and reduce wind erosion.

• When you're out shooting rabbits, it's a mistake to conserve ammunition by catching the bullets on the way out.

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