Expanding this vision to address broad environmental linkages to health will result in fuller descriptions of the health implications due to the social, ecological, and economic changes linked to our changing global environment.
Increased movements of people, and expansion of international trade in food and other commodities, enhanced by social and environmental changes linked to urbanization, are all manifestations of the rapidly-changing nature of the world we live in.
Many legislators are deeply troubled by reports of shrinking glaciers, dying coral reefs and other ecological changes linked to warming.
One theory is that mood changes linked to sleep deprivation or depression may be implicated.
An article in The Lancet in July, reviewing studies on brain changes linked to seizures, concluded that ample evidence showed that seizures could both change and damage the brain.
The researchers then assembled models of how the yields changed from year to year, and against the longer trend, to find changes linked to temperature and rainfall that are independent of improvements through better farming.
The Cuban sugar economy, for example, underwent major changes linked to the creation of highly capitalized central mills that used new processing machinery to increase refining capacity and benefited from new transportation technology to ease the sale to export markets.
Changes linked to Accessibility can be explained by the dispersion of indexes values.
Testate amoebae morphological traits reflected several abrupt ecological changes linked to anthropogenic modifications of landscape openness.
We found that inter-tidal invertebrates were good indicators of changes linked to different mitigation options.
Subsequently, the measured flux changes linked to improved production performance were projected into the in silico flux space.
