Conservation of energy (6053 bytes)
1: ...gy contained within the system. In other words, [[energy]] can be converted from one form to another, but ...
3: ... energy, and later, after improving his knowledge of physics, he calculated a quantitative relationshi...
5: ...the weight in descending was equal to the thermal energy ([[heat]]) gained by the water by [[friction]] wi...
7: ...etic account in [[John Tyndall]]'s ''Heat: A Mode of Motion'' (1863).
11: ... rule. According to special relativity, mass and energy are interchangeable in the famous equation ''E = ...

Energy conservation (1398 bytes)
1: ...physics|physical]] concept, see [[Conservation of energy]].''
3: ...Energy conservation''' is the practice of using [[energy]] [[resources]] in a sustainable way by consideri...
5: ...ment]]al consequences of increasing production of energy.
11: * Buy paper towels and toilet paper made of recycled paper.
23: [[Category:Environment]] [[category:Energy]]

National Energy Conservation Policy Act (763 bytes)
1: ...to law in the package of [[National Energy Act]] of [[1978]] (P.L. 95-617 - 95-621)
3: ...icity demand. On the level of federal states [[energy demand management]] programmes have been legislat...
6: Energy Policy and Conservation Act Amendments of 1985 (P.L. 99-58)
11: ...www.kannerandassoc.com/energy%20laws.html Federal Energy Law Summaries], K&A Online, Legislative & Regulat...

Conservation (331 bytes)
1: '''Conservation''' may refer to the following:
3: * [[Conservation ethic]] in relation to preserving [[ecosystem]]s
4: **[[Conservationist]]
5: **[[Conservation movement]]
7: *[[Conservation law]] of [[physics]]

Conservation biology (2298 bytes)
3: ...y and preservation of [[habitat]] for the purpose of conserving [[biodiversity]].
5: ...hat affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity.
7: ...n planning. This translates to developing better conservation tools, analyses, and techniques.
9: ...ractice, the objective is necessarily a small bit of this grandiose vision, a project in a specific pl...
11: ..., societies, and lectures also inform the broader conservation community.

Conservation agriculture (1927 bytes)
1: What is the goal of '''Conservation Agriculture'''?
3: ... external inputs. It contributes to environmental conservation as well as to enhanced and sustained agricultural...
5: What are the characteristics of '''Conservation Agriculture?'''
7: ...tillage and direct seeding are important elements of CA. A varied crop rotation is also important to a...
13: ...onservation, and are therefore also considered '''Conservation Agriculture'''.

Conservation easement (570 bytes)
1: ... the agreement might provide for the construction of facilities to water the cattle away from the stre...

In-situ conservation (1332 bytes)
1: ...n some or all of the population, when ''in-situ'' conservation is too difficult, or impossible.
3: ...thin the population, so that it has a good chance of continuing to [[adapt]] and [[evolve]] over time....
5: ''See also:'' [[ex-situ conservation]]

Conservation designation (896 bytes)
1: ...lains the status of an area of land in terms of [[conservation]] or [[Environmental protection|protection]].
5: *[[Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty]] (AONB)
11: *[[Site of Special Scientific Interest]], (SSSI)
13: For a comprehensive list, see [[Conservation in the United Kingdom]]
16: *[[Special Area of Conservation]]

Conservation medicine (6487 bytes)
1: '''Conservation medicine''' is an emerging, interdisciplinary fie...
3: ...blems are complex, global, and poorly understood. Conservation medicine practitioners form multidisciplinary tea...
7: ...n medicine, such relationships are fundamental. Professionals from the many disciplines involved, who ...
11: ...th the public than the more abstract explanations of environmental and health issues that we are curre...
14: ...azwv.org/secretariat/book-Aguirre-Feb03.htm Table of contents]

Conservation status (3702 bytes)
1: ...to account when assessing the conservation status of a species: not simply the number remaining, but t...
3: The best-known worldwide conservation status listing is the [[IUCN Red List]], but many...
6: The following conservation status categories are in use in [[Wikipedia]] ent...
8: ...> ('''SE'''): no immediate threat to the survival of the species. Examples: [[Human]], [[Cat]], [[Dog]...
9: ...nservation dependent), where cessation of current conservation measures could result in its becoming classified ...

Conservation law (2962 bytes)
1: ... be inexact. (Actually, in [[General relativity]] energy, momentum and angular momentum are not conserved ...
3: * [[conservation of energy]]
4: * [[conservation of mass]] (only in nonrelativistic theories)
5: * conservation of [[momentum]]
6: * conservation of [[angular momentum]]

Conservation (taxonomy) (1032 bytes)
1: ... name will not prevail for the naming of the name of the described [[taxon]].
3: The International Code of Botanical Nomenclature St. Louis code defines a v...
4: ...erial, by publication online, or by dissemination of distributable electronic media.

Department of Conservation (155 bytes)
1: There are several '''Department of Conservation'''s:
2: * [[New Zealand Department of Conservation]]
3: * [[California Department of Conservation]]

Habitat conservation (2307 bytes)
1: ...''See [[conservation]] for the view that includes energy and materials - this is only about wild species' ...
3: ...r a variety of reasons including the continuation of recreational [[hunting]], [[fishing]], [[hiking]]...
5: ...d the [[green movement]] that is the intersection of them both.
7: ...llness]], and the [[environmental health]] impact of disputed [[ecosystem]]s that have fallen into poo...
9: Historically, there has been association between conservation movement and [[right-wing politics]], ecology and...

Conservation of radiance (505 bytes)
1: ... ², where <i>L</i> is the [[radiance]] of a [[beam]] and <i>n</i> is the local [[refractive...
3: ...adiance"</i> was formerly called <i>"conservation of [[brightness]]"</i> or the <i>"brightness theorem...

Conservation movement (1675 bytes)
1: ...tian ethics of the time, and believed that an awe of [[biodiversity]] (as we call it today), would ins...
3: ...Society]] have come to reflect the broader ethics of a more diverse society.
5: ... that there is no clear distinction between the ''conservation movement'' and ''environmental movement'' in the ...
7: [[Conservation]] as such has historically been associated strong...
10: *[[Conservationist]]

Ex-situ conservation (4587 bytes)
1: ...is comprised of some of the oldest and best known conservation methods known to man, it also involves newer, som...
3: ==Methods of ex-situ conservation==
5: ...00 million visitors annually--roughly ten percent of the world's population.
7: ...germplasm is [[in-vitro]] storage, where cuttings of plants are kept under strict conditions in glass ...
9: ...um|egg]]s, or [[embryo]]s. The Zoological Society of San Diego has established a "frozen zoo" to store...

Conservation area (532 bytes)
1: ...hat natural features or biota are safeguarded. A conservation area may be a [[nature reserve]], a [[park]], a [...
3: ... name designation given to nature reserves. Parts of built-up areas may also be declared as such, to p...
6: *[[Special Area of Conservation]]
7: *[[Conservation designation]]

Wetlands conservation (524 bytes)
1: ...f Wetlands people had started to think aout their conservation.
5: * Peat was removed in the first half of the 19th century as [[fuel]] ([[mazut]]) later on...
7: ... [[tilage]] apeared problem of [[mineralisation]] of peat.

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