Sentence examples for ecological balances from inspiring English sources

As in the earlier book, all science and technology is Corporation-owned, in the service of furthering capitalist growth and keeping the populace unrevolutionary, while destroying the resources and ecological balances of the planet at an ever-increasing rate.

Mr. Gore does a cogent job of explaining how global warming can disrupt delicate ecological balances, resulting in the spread of pests (like the pine beetle, whose migration used to be slowed by colder winters), increases in the range of disease vectors (including mosquitoes, ticks and fleas), and the extinction of a growing number of species.

Industrial wastewater pollution has created a great concern in current world scenario, disturbing ecological balances of the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem.

Recent variations in normal meteorological conditions indicate the earth's climate is changing in ways that may impact delicate ecological balances in sensitive regions.

Effective prevention techniques allow supervising agencies to manage air quality, maintain ecological balances, protect resources, and to limit the effects of future uncontrolled fires.

One of the most important implications is that it would enable legal systems to maintain vital ecological balances by balancing human rights against the rights of other members of the Earth community.

Research hotspots involved national security strategy, ecological risk assessment, landscape ecology and ecological balance, all of which were not correlated tightly.

"You will never get it into ecological balance".

The Japanese came too, "destroying the ecological balance of the whole region," John Steinbeck wrote in 1940.

They also discharge heated water that can play havoc with a river's ecological balance.

Commercial pressure is threatening the ecological balance of the Southern Ocean, which circles Antarctica.