Sentence examples for damage to populations from inspiring English sources

Compensation for loss and damage to populations who could lose their homelands will need special attention and a mechanism will have to be agreed in Paris to ensure these people are properly recompensed for many generations to come.

In addition to livestock, wolves often kill hunting dogs and they are also blamed for damage to populations of game animals.

Grazing, in many areas by introduced animals, such as goats, has caused serious damage to populations of cacti (as well as other plants); two examples cited by Anderson are the Galápagos Islands generally and the effect on Browningia candelaris in Peru.

Local hunting campaigns are sometimes initiated, as the mink can do substantial damage to populations of birds [ 13, 14], mammals [ 15] and frogs [ 16].

Consideration of these factors might help to improve our understanding of the specific circumstances under which income inequality is damaging to population health.

Globally, there has been little research showing any significant damage to fish populations.

Therefore, they argue, they are not responsible for damage to local populations due to the shortcomings in their subsidiaries' performance".

Damage to those populations would be more bad news for Captain Meadows and the $5.2 billion sport fishing industry.

In and near regions of urbanization and heavy industrial activity, the enhanced deposition and precipitation of sulfur in the form of sulfuric acid, and of nitrogen oxides in the form of nitric acid (HNO3), resulting from vehicular emissions, have been associated with damage to fish populations, forests, statues, and building exteriors.

Apicomplexan parasites are important disease causing organisms that infect both animals and humans, causing extensive health and economic damage to human populations, particularly those in the developing world.

The invasive species that causes the most damage to bird populations is the cat (Felis catus), both domestic and feral.