After several projects much of the restored vegetation was converted back to farmland and rangeland at the end of the project, compromising the environmental achievements that had been made (Chen and others 2002; Cao and others 2007).
As a result of these failures, much of the vegetation restored during the period of EWTRP is at risk of being re-converted into farmland and rangeland at the end of EWTRP, thereby compromising the environmental sustainability and achievements of the project.
Although afforestation is potentially an important approach for environmental restoration, current Chinese policy has not been tailored to local environmental conditions, leading to the use of inappropriate species and an overemphasis on tree and shrub planting, thereby compromising the ability to achieve environmental policy goals.
The exposure of fresh stone allows the study of decay under real-world environmental conditions, without compromising the integrity of historic monuments.
Therefore, if these impact determinants are adequately addressed during and post-project operations, it will produce scintillating results in achieving objectives of environmental conservation without compromising the goals of economic development and aim of socio-economic uplift can also be ensured.
While there was in this instance a public benefit in the form of potential environmental upgrading, the firm's strategy risks compromising the effectiveness and impartiality of marine governance organizations.
It was first suggested by Kurelec (1997) that environmental pollutants may act as chemosensitizers by compromising the MXR system, allowing other toxicants, which would normally be excluded by the MXR transporters, to enter the cell.
Sustainable development is an area of environmental science that tries to meet present needs without compromising the needs of future generations.
As a target of environmental exposure, the germline meets a double risk, of compromising the reproduction capacity of the exposed individual and transmitting possible damage to the following generation.
Mismanagement of Agrochemicals Plastic Packaging Waste (APPW) constitutes a major environmental problem, resulting in the pollution of soil, air and water resources and compromising the agricultural products safety, the protection of the environment and the public health.
Moreover, this process is environmental-friendly, safer, healthier, simultaneous oil and protein extraction can be done without compromising the quality.
