Sentence examples for consequence of deforestation from inspiring English sources

In recent years, there has been an increasing amount of literature on the consequence of deforestation on the regional and global scales (Hanif et al. 2016).

Another possible consequence of deforestation in Pakistan is the disastrous flood of 2010, particularly in the northwest region (Rodriguez 2010), where our study was conducted.

Perhaps only then will minds be concentrated on the consequences of deforestation.

Some academics and environmental activists have demanded the Caspian Sea project be scrapped because of the likely consequences of deforestation, and habitat and biodiversity loss, in the Hyrcanian forests, the steppe and alpine ecosystems of the Alborz Mountains, and in the Caspian Sea itself.

One of the consequences of deforestation and a major challenge in conservation biology is habitat fragmentation (Zipperer 1993; Dixo et al. 2009; Rueda et al. 2013).

Theoretical and applied research on the ecological consequences of deforestation has focused on the remnants of habitat in relative isolation, but recent thinking has theorized more realistic conditions in which the areas of altered habitat are not completely destroyed, in which they recover and the connectivity of the landscape changes, and in which disturbance regimes play a role.

Previous research on the evolutionary consequences of deforestation for rainforest birds has shown that fluctuating assymetry in tarsus length increases in response to deforestation, and a negative relationship between fluctuating assymetry and species' persistence in rainforest fragments [35], [36].

Conduct plantation drives and spread awareness about the consequences of deforestation through it.

We tested the hypothesis that páramo vegetation between 3600 and 4100 m developed during the last centuries as a consequence of anthropogenic deforestation.

This paper describes mechanisms for the successful biological restoration of African pencilcedar in a degraded landscape that had been depleted of organic matter and essential nutrient elements as a consequence of relentless deforestation, soil erosion, unsustainable farming and overgrazing.

One thing that becomes clear from this research is that the fallout from wilderness loss isn't limited to global warming although that is a big consequence of the deforestation occurring in Asia and South America.