Sentence examples for consequences of drought and from inspiring English sources
Importantly, countries such as Jordan that are dependent on waterways flowing downstream to them are vulnerable to the consequences of drought and land-use change in upstream regions.
We profiled metabolites in a subset of samples (mid-day on day 14) to characterize metabolic consequences of drought and provide a functional context for our gene expression analysis.
Together, we can help to prevent the terrible consequences of droughts and better ensure that guacamoles across the country are getting the real limes they deserve.
In recent days, however, there has been a news story developing that illustrates an additional consequence of drought, and one that deserves a lot more attention.
The contraction of prairie dog colonies between 1988 and 1996 was due to poisoning, and between 1996 and 2005 was a consequence of the synergistic effect of drought and overgrazing as well as increasing land conversion to agriculture primed by the expansion of utility lines [46], [47].
In fact, historical data suggest that cutaneous leishmaniasis is a relatively recent arrival and may have come from the Amazon region as a consequence of drought, smallpox, and social and economic conditions that led to human migration.
The consequences of drought vary in space and time, from the local scale (e.g. county level) to regional scale (e.g. state or country level) to global scale.
Focusing on natural hazards, volcanic eruption is the most often indicated (Fig. 3), followed by earthquakes and lahars and the consequences of drought in third position.
The EMAS is evaluated and assessed with an application example in Yellowstone National Park aimed at identifying the causes and consequences of drought.
New research shows that while the consequences of drought are often invisible, they are significant and cause "misery in slow motion".
