Sentence examples for anthropogenic generation from inspiring English sources

Diminishing the anthropogenic generation of greenhouse gases is one of the key challenges of the twenty-first century.

As carbon dioxide anthropogenic generation and climate change appear to be correlated, carbon capture becomes advisable, in particular if applied to coal-fired power plants.

As carbon dioxide anthropogenic generation and climate change appear to be correlated, carbon capture becomes necessary, in particular if applied to coal-fired power plants.

Nitrate in snow and corresponding glacier ice can be derived from a variety of natural (lightning, biogenic soil processes, and wildfires) and anthropogenic sources (generation of electricity, industrial processes, and vehicle exhaust) [14].

However, the economical and environmental costs of inorganic fertiliser production, together with anthropogenic waste generation, have led, in many countries, to a return to the use of processed sewage sludge instead (Commission of the European Communities, 1994; Swanson et al., 2004).

Even though this model only applies to changing environments, it is important to keep in mind that the major conservation concern of our generation, anthropogenic extirpation of species, is by definition caused by human-induced environmental change, so the findings of this model are likely to be relevant for a broad spectrum of conservation crises.

The primary sources of these chemical and microbial ocean-borne threats are anthropogenic activities that generate both point and non-point pollution, such as combined sewer overflows, wastewater treatment failures, permitted and non-permitted industrial discharges, and coal-burning power generation.

Mezquital Valley, localized some 60 km northwest of Mexico City Metropolitan Area (MCMA), is site of the Tula-Vito-Apasco Tula-Vito-Apasco Tula-Vito-Apascove anthropogenindustrialy, incorridoroil refining, electrical generation, limestone extraction, and cement, textile and chemical production take place.

The major sources of anthropogenic emissions of NO2 are combustion processes (heating, power generation, and engines in vehicles and ships).

The longitudinal data analysis further revealed that the types of anthropogenic activities have a more significant influence on pollutant generation than the change in the area extent of different land uses over time.

These anthropogenic and climatic factors are projected to increase the generation of new diseases by bringing together pathogens and hosts that may result in new hybrid species and/or an altered host range (Fig.  8), as demonstrated by the cereal fungal rust epidemics (Helfer 2014).