The phrase 'damage nature' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing how humans impact nature or the environment. For example: "The burning of fossil fuels has the potential to damage nature if not properly regulated."
Verification of this methodology is achieved through synthetic numerical experiments that include material systems of isotropic-elastic, orthotropic-elastic, and orthotropic-hyperelastic with damage nature on selected geometries.
There have been a couple of international agreements (at the UN biodiversity convention last year, for example, when governments agreed there should be no geo-engineering schemes that damage nature).
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It's a reminder of the potential damage nature can do -- exacerbated by climate change -- as Hurricanes Katrina and Irene unwittingly stumble into each other today.
What damaged nature, damaged him.
These oblique signs of Rudolf's damaged nature build into a queasily creepy effect, allowing Kobborg to manage the prince's descent into madness with horrible credibility but without a trace of melodrama.
Because of the "perfection" we prefer -- suburban laws trimmed and sprayed with pesticides, shiny cars with no spots -- we have damaged nature.
It damages nature, harms fish, birds, and we have to get to grips with this",.
Practices that continue to cause unnecessary damage to nature should be taxed or outlawed.
In cognitive science, incidents of brain damage are nature's experiments.
