Sentence examples for ecological aftermath from inspiring English sources
Since the ecological aftermath has never been documented in Chinese history, a reconstruction of dynamic landscape processes is performed.
It is not a "natural" landscape, but the "aftermath of an ecological disaster".
On this episode of Growing Home, Besh talks about the resilience of his native Louisiana's food communities in the aftermath of recent ecological and economic disasters along the Gulf coast and about how his new cookbook, My Family Table, brings it all home.
Second, asking participants to view a film involving real-life footage of the aftermath of road traffic accidents, while having greater ecological validity than some previously used methodologies, is still different from studying naturalistic, personally experienced negative events.
Other books include Greek Dilemma: War and Aftermath (1947), Europe's Steppe Frontier 1500 1800 (1964), Plagues and Peoples (1976), The Human Condition: An Ecological and Historical View (1980), Population and Politics Since 1750 19900), and The Human Web: A Bird's-Eye View of World History (2003; cowritten with his son, J.R. McNeill).
The aftermath of this lack of foresight is that the Aral Sea remains one of the world's worst ecological disasters, existing as a semi-apocalyptic wasteland of dust and lost opportunity.
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
