Sentence examples for ecological capacity from inspiring English sources
This change can occur either as a planned gradual transition, preserving well-functioning societies, or as a more disruptive, unplanned transition resulting in a less pleasant society with a reduced ecological capacity".
As Ma Jun, the director of the Chinese Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs told the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post: "It is no secret that our way of development is not sustainable and the total pollution emissions in the region have far exceeded the maximum ecological capacity".
Ecological Footprint is defined as a measurement of the human demand for land and water areas, and compares the human consumption of resources and absorption of waste with the Earth's ecological capacity to regenerate [7, 8, 9].
The basins flow through different cities, so that we can analyze EF, ecological capacity and ecological "S&D" of Heilongjiang Province from dynamic and a wide range of condition.
It is hypothesized that agrarian society and the landscape developed step-wise, dependent on the interaction between the technological/social complex and the ecological capacity of a region, highly influenced by climate.
Accordingly, we need something like the central reserve banks, but which look after shares of the Earth's ecological capacity, not just interest rates and the money supply.
Pavan Sukhdev is another leading finance sector professional who has turned his attention to the question of how best to align capitalism with ecological capacities.
The bureau sets a target for roundups based on research on an area's ecological carrying capacity.
We can break the narrowly defined box of what is considered politically possible, or we can break the ecological carrying capacity of the planet.
A finite planet obviously cannot sustain limitless population growth, and many environmentalists make the case that even the current population, 7.2 billion, exceeds the planet's ecological carrying capacity.
This paper proposes the ecological carrying capacity model of water resources (ECC) which is based on the ecological footprint model.
