Sentence examples for ecological limits from inspiring English sources

Diversification slowdowns, usually linked to diversity-dependent speciation are also associated with competition for limited resources or ecological limits on the number of species in a clade (e.g., [ 46, 68]) but alternative explanations exist.

This involves a new political governance with decentralised decision-making embedded within larger, ecologically and culturally defined landscapes, a new economics that respects ecological limits and democratises both production and consumption, and a new cultural and knowledge-based society that values diversity, collective synergism, and public innovation.

The past two decades also have seen the world begin to reach its ecological limits.

But what if you come up against the ecological limits of planetary boundaries?

Our businesses, cities and economies overshoot ecological limits, bringing the planetary roof down on our heads.

I refer principally to Piketty's utter failure to take seriously the ecological limits to growth.

20 August: the day in 2013 when humanity exceeded the yearly ecological limits of the planet.

The same patriarchal world view that abuses women has violated the earth's ecological limits by thinking through separation and division.

So far, governments and business leaders have failed to put the world on a development path that stays within ecological limit," they said.

Beeswax turned up in pots as far north as Denmark, which may have been the ecological limit of honey bee range at that time.

The main constrain of the reactor design is the achievement of organic chlorine concentration under the ecological limit of 10 ppm.