Sentence examples for Due to human pressure from inspiring English sources

In the past two decades, 10% of the earth's wilderness has been lost due to human pressure, a mapping study by the University of Queensland has found.

Additionally, the survey of urban soils is difficult, due to fragmentation and rapid land use change and the fact that due to human pressure their properties seldom vary linearly and predictably according to landforms, which hinders the effectiveness of geostatistics.

According to Reid, 35% of the world's mangroves and 20% of its coral reefs have disappeared in the last two to three decades due to human pressure.

In addition, steppe-like ecosystems (including natural and agricultural landscapes) are probably amongst the most altered habitats nowadays, due to human pressure and rapid changes in land use [ 16].

There are only 17 known examples and the species is critically endangered due to human pressures on the protected forest.

Dr Axel Moehrenschlager said cases of "translocation", such as India's plan to relocate tigers to Cambodia or South Africa's scheme to airlift rhinos to Australia, have increased exponentially in recent decades and will become more common due to human pressures driving species closer to extinction.

Recent estimates indicate that approximately 110000 giraffes exist in Africa [ 13], but many populations are declining due to human pressures.

Additionally, Odisha is facing increasing degradation of their forest resources due to human and animal population pressure and industrial extractions.

They include excessive pressure due to human and economic issues, a poor legal framework with identifiable deficiencies, an Emergency Plan in which the Volcanic Activity/Alert Level (VAL), Emergency Response Level (ERL) and Volcanic Traffic Light (VTL) have been too rigidly linked, serious weaknesses in the management and structure of the Scientific Committee (SC), and more.

Tropical forests are major providers of natural resources and ecosystem services but their ecological functions are at threat, due to increasing human pressure linked to economic development.

The economic, social and environmental conditions of various European river basins and estuarine systems have changed dramatically in the last decades as a consequence of anthropogenic effects, and they will go on changing in the years to come due to increasing human pressure.