When such invaders present an economic or ecological nuisance, this biomass is typically removed and landfill is the most common destination, which is undesirable from both an economic and ecological perspective.
In some instances monkeywrenching does approach terrorism, as opposed to causing merely nuisance or economic harm.
Pest control, a process that maintains nuisance organisms below economic thresholds, is a complex ecological process often mediated by biodiversity.
Sooner rather than later, the EU must think of Cyprus not just as a political nuisance and an economic burden, but as a strategic interest.
Along with these political objectives, the single currency was expected to produce economic gains by eliminating the nuisance and cost of having to change money within Europe, removing exchange-rate uncertainty within the euro area and enhancing price stability.
Then the attacks, coming in waves, began to strike newspapers and television stations, then schools and finally banks, raising fears that what was initially a nuisance could have economic consequences.
By most officials, activists are seen as a nuisance to their economic goals, which in turn are sanctioned by the national government.
An added nuisance has been American economic sanctions, which, while not totally effective, are having an impact.
"A zero-tolerance approach will ensure that Wales is free from the unacceptable social, economic and environmental harm caused by the nuisance of fly-grazing.
The clogging of reels and fouling of nets makes C. pengoi a potential nuisance species, this may have caused substantial economic loss in fisheries [176].
