'Conservation' seems most appropriate
"Judicious" means wise and careful
Sustainability. Conservation.
Wise and careful resources refer to the prudent and thoughtful management of assets, including time, money, and materials, to maximize their effectiveness and sustainability. This approach emphasizes strategic planning, prioritization, and responsible use to ensure that resources are not wasted and can be utilized for long-term benefits. By being wise and careful, individuals or organizations can achieve their goals while minimizing negative impacts on the environment and society.
In manufacturing good or rendering services, the wise use of resources could best be called economy. But the trick in this question is the word "wise," which is a subjective term. The above definition did not take into account just how scarce a resource is. If it is endangered, "wise" might involve not only the efficiency with which a resource is used, but also considerations of sustainability. We don't want to harvest so much of a resource that it becomes extinct.
conservation
The word 'economy' is a noun, a singular, common, abstract noun; a word for the a system of management of resources and industry and the income generated from it in a particular geographic region.; the careful use of money or resources.
by recycling
CONSERVATION
there is a limited supply
unwise.
Yes, conservation is the careful use of resources. When you conserve energy, you are limited the amount of energy you use for the good of the world.
Sustainability. Conservation.
Conservation