But development, no matter how much open space is contained within it, still has dire consequences for natural habitats, environmentalists say.
NeverCrew hopes their work creates a dialogue between artist and viewer, placing the dire issues plaguing our natural world at center stage.
At the same time, the environment itself, meaning the natural world, under dire threat, is the subject of much of the art.
People are moving to increase their income, study, join other family members or flee persecution, wars, violence, natural disasters and dire poverty.
Children and women suffer most from conflict situations, war, natural disasters and dire health and nutrition situations.
Anything that interferes with the brain's natural sleep process has dire consequences for the quality of your sleep, and you need adequate, quality sleep to avoid burnout.
Sd1 outbreaks often take place in already dire circumstances (e.g. war, natural disasters) in which its proper collection, immediate refrigeration and study is problematic.
Mr. Moi's Kenya has become a land of stark contrasts: dire poverty and fabulous, mostly stolen, wealth; natural beauty and collapsing infrastructure.
The implications for health [ 3- 5], in light of this, are similar to implications for the economy [ 6] and the earth's natural systems - they are dire.
Common Wealth: Economics for a Crowded Planet by Jeffrey D Sachs 386pp, Allen Lane, £22 After no little delay, the economists have now joined the natural scientists in warning of a dire future for humanity.
With a dire need for alternative energy as we exhaust natural resources, logic would indicate that a significant amount of investment will be needed to fuel future sustainability-minded companies.
