Sentence examples for decoupling of land from inspiring English sources
In both of these cases, policy makers should be redirected toward policies to improve the technical efficiency index (EFFCH) in order to achieve the gradual transition from non-decoupling to relative and subsequently to absolute decoupling of land use in the case of Germany and to achieve absolute decoupling of greenhouse gas emissions and material flows in the case of Greece.
Moreover, accelerating globalization, increasing demand for animal protein in our diets, the need for new sources of energy, and the global scarcity of land have led to a decoupling of land use and local control, which raises issues of governance.
Therefore, the productivity loss may occur due to non-decoupling of land use from economic growth.
Intensification of land use allowed for a decoupling between biomass production and agricultural expansion and thus contributed to reducing conversion of natural areas into croplands (FAO, 2013).
But prospects for "decoupling the rule of the sect from the rule of land," in that corner of the Levant are frankly poor.
However, because of land ownership patterns, it was difficult to decouple environmental from disturbance factors associated with management strategies across multiple ownerships.
Agustí, J., Cabrera, L. & Garcés, M. The Vallesian Mammal Turnover: A Late Miocene record of decoupled land-ocean evolution.
In Table 1, countries are categorized by the degree of decoupling of economic growth from GHG emissions, material flows (MF) and land use (LU) during the period 1990 2011.
