Sentence examples for ecological instability from inspiring English sources

What is Australian politics doing, for example, to meet the urgent need for a changed economy that does not drive us to ecological instability and catastrophe?

"The answer is certainly yes". But the decisive tilt in the intellectual debate is coming from a newer source: fear of global ecological instability.

The growing body of data concerning environmental dynamics supports the idea that the evolution of adaptability in response to climate and overall ecological instability represents a unifying theme in hominin evolutionary history.

On top of these factors is the devastating impact of climate change, which through higher temperatures is now accelerating ecological instability.

Therefore, an unstable system is likely to be disturbed by an invading prey species not only because of its inherent ecological instability, but also because of the evolutionary instability.

These conditions are amplified by war, forced migration, violence and torture, ecological instability, and denial of access to basic education and to the benefits of scientific progress [10], [11].

These data are required to underpin needs identified by both researchers and practitioners alike concerning the ecological mitigation of hillslope instability (Stokes et al. 2014).

This follows the wider recognition of a 'new paradigm' for understanding dryland pastoral systems drawing heavily upon concepts of ecosystem instability or 'disequilibrium ecological theory' (Behnke et al. 1993).

But he gives instability a further - ecological - meaning.

By studying ecological systems, it can be shown that instability is common in economic models, mainly because of the poor design of the financial system.

This species is of limited commercial importance and is considered an ecological pest inducing biodiversity losses and river banks instability [ 68].