Sentence examples for damaged landscape from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph newspaper critic Horatio Clare noted that "in response to a threatened, damaged landscape, a distinctive art form is in flower"—books demanding "our re-engagement with the natural world".

We studied forest cover and use by small mammals in the fall of 2001 and 2002 in patches of the industrially damaged landscape of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada (46°30′N, 81°00′W).

As she took her audience on a slide show of Afghanistan's damaged landscape, from the smashed statuary from the Kabul museum to the rubble of the once-giant Buddhas of Bamiyan, Mrs. Dupree was continually dropping hints about her own love affair with the country.

It has left a sad legacy of abandoned mines, poisoned streams and damaged landscapes throughout the West.

It's oddly encouraging that a theater only blocks away from ground zero has become a home for apocalyptic plays about damaged landscapes.

Much of the literature takes case studies in urban landscapes as the starting point for discussion and little is known of the collaborative process in rural landscapes, especially damaged landscapes such as those that may occur after extreme resource extraction.

That, as the movie's damaged landscapes make clear, is a tall order.

If not done properly, coal mining has potential to damage landscape, soils, surface water, groundwater, air during all phases of exploration (Martha 2001).

The prospect of developing such large tourist accommodations has encountered concerns from both APSARA and the ICC, claiming that previous tourism developments in the area have neglected construction regulations and more of these projects have the potential to damage landscape features.

"It has damaged the landscape and sent out a message that Newhaven is simply a convenient dumping ground for the rest of the county.

We have irreparably damaged remarkable landscapes, and pushed scores of species towards or over the brink of extinction.