Sentence examples for declining biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Behind the theater screen is a real world of habitat conversion, rapidly declining biodiversity and threatened ecosystem services that we are solely dependent upon.

"It suggests to me that we urgently need to get to grips with declining biodiversity across the globe, and consider radical new policies such as re-wilding large areas of landscape," says Curran, whose findings are published in the journal Weather.

"Monsanto promotes an agro-industrial model that contributes at least one-third of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions; it is also largely responsible for the depletion of soil and water resources, species extinction and declining biodiversity, and the displacement of millions of small farmers worldwide.

The ecological degradation is documented in declining biodiversity, encroaching of terrestrial species, colonisation of exotic species, and deterioration of floodplain forests.

But when he gives talks at scientific meetings on declining biodiversity, audience members increasingly ask, "What about the elephant in the room?

Spatial analysis forecasts more species isolation and declining biodiversity at the end of this century relative to current and past levels.

Birds are commonly cited as an example of declining farmland biodiversity in Europe, especially in the economically and agriculturally developed countries of Western Europe.

It has been impossible to express the "So what?" of our oceans declining in biodiversity, water quality, or habitats.

A compilation published in April of 31 indicators of progress toward the 2010 target showed, however, that the state of biodiversity had declined, while pressures on biodiversity had increased.

Mr. Li said biodiversity was declining with "a continuous loss and drain of genetic resources".

In developing countries, forest resources and various biodiversity are declining.