Sentence examples for ecological havoc from inspiring English sources

And this added sediment will wreak ecological havoc.

He understands "de-extinction" as humanity's way of rectifying the ecological havoc it has wrought.

It's great to eat invasive species like feral pigs that are wreaking ecological havoc.

But fishermen, tribes and environmentalists are opposed, saying the activity could wreak ecological havoc in crab and fishing grounds.

But the progressive blocking and consumption of those waters have also provided a stark example of the ecological havoc such projects can cause.

(Indeed, some 65 million years ago, a mountain-size asteroid slammed into what would later be known as the Yucatán peninsula, where, many scientists believe, it wreaked such ecological havoc that the nonavian dinosaurs disappeared forever).

These communities also are better able to absorb the effects of foreign species, which may be innocently introduced but which can wreak much ecological and economic havoc in less stable communities.

The absence of top-down control creates havoc on the ecological layers below.

None of these things would have been possible without human intervention: our penchant for globetrotting has brought innumerable species to new habitats, often wreaking havoc on existing ecological communities and sometimes leading to extinctions.

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

It's not clear if the booms in the different types of algae are related, but they've wreaked havoc on Florida's unique ecological systems — and the tourist industry that relies on them.