Scientists now warn that within a few decades, reefs could suffer cataclysmic changes, as coral populations dwindle past the point of return.
"Funding and interest in science and technology has dwindled over past 15 years," she says.
PARIS — Violence erupted on Saturday in Paris in the 18th weekend of "Yellow Vest" demonstrations as protesters targeted symbols of economic privilege, setting multiple fires and smashing a high-end restaurant on the Champs-Élysées, even as the crowd's numbers dwindled from past rallies.
These staple crops could face rapidly dwindling yields past certain thresholds, placing us in a far more precarious situation than previously imagined, as pointed out in a February paper by Frank Ackerman and Elizabeth A. Stanton.
A population of more than 600 had dwindled over the past 20 years to 90.
But its apparently impressive roster of staff has dwindled in the past weeks as internal arguments, particularly about payment, have grown.
Growth in BSkyB's traditional satellite TV customer base has dwindled over the past few years, but investment in Now TV is starting to pay off.
And though support in the United States has dwindled in the past ten years, in Canada and Mexico it is on the rise.The case for optimism about NAFTA is not limited to opinion polls and political summitry.
The number of such prisoners has dwindled over the past seven years as the government realized "it does not need to have so many political prisoners to maintain almost complete social control," the group's report said.
But she stopped short of saying she would advocate for the change, calling it "an ongoing dialogue". Specter noted, too, that the number of cases the court decides each year has dwindled over the past century.
Although some lab workers still receive it, the official literature of the C.D.C. lists the tularemia vaccine as "not currently available," and Karl Klose, who runs a tularemia lab at the University of Texas, San Antonio, told me that federal research into tularemia has dwindled over the past few years.
