Sentence examples for consequence of human activity from inspiring English sources

If you are not yet persuaded to spare the hoe and the herbicide, consider that weeds are largely a consequence of human activity.

Yet it is clear that hotter weather, of the sort that science has long predicted as a consequence of human activity, is playing a large role.

Previous research had extended back roughly 1,500 years, and suggested that the rapid temperature spike of the past century, believed to be a consequence of human activity, exceeded any warming episode during those years.

The majority of climate scientists—at least 97 percent agree that climate change is happening, and is a consequence of human activity.

Their presence in the landscape is a consequence of human activity and they should be treated as an invading species before representing a real threat.

Because sea surface temperatures are rising with global warming, more intense weather events may be a direct consequence of human activity, Trenberth says.

Békés has hot summers, severe winters, light rainfall, and, as a consequence of human activities, sparse vegetation.

It is thought that the oceans, as a great reservoir of carbon dioxide, will ameliorate this consequence of human activities to some degree.

Urban sprawl, as consequence of human activities, is directly related to the global energy consumption.

Land use and land-cover change (LUCC) is mainly a consequence of human activities such as road network development.

Groundwater problems to a great extent are the consequence of human activities like uncontrolled withdrawal of borewell water at a high rate compared to recharge rate (Kazi et al. 2009).