Sentence examples for ecological loss from inspiring English sources

And the mystery of this ecological loss remains under scientific investigation.

Hine compared coming to terms with the scope of ecological loss to coming to terms with a terminal illness.

"We realised that there was a hunger for a way of grieving ecological loss through ritual," said Porter who in 2011 directed a Funeral for Lost Species through her group, Feral Theatre.

Moreover, the economic and ecological loss varies significantly across cities both in total sum due to diversities of geographic features, economic development levels and local energy use availability.

If such rapid changes in coastal environments occurred today along the urbanized coast of the Gulf of Mexico major economical and ecological loss would occur.

The Bavarian Forest National Park in Germany has experienced infestations of bark beetle (Ips typographus L). since the 1980s, resulting in considerable ecological loss due to the destruction of almost 5800 ha of spruce forests.

Presented in this paper is an integrated ecological economic assessment considering the economic and ecological losses and a sustainability policy-making framework for 31 typical Chinese cities in view of spatial variations based on thermodynamic analysis.

The resulting valve configurations cover areas with high environmental vulnerability, reducing ecological losses and guaranteeing a level of individual risks lower than the acceptable value on all populated areas.

Substantial investments in fuel management activities on national forests in the western US are part of a national strategy to reduce human and ecological losses from catastrophic wildfire and create fire resilient landscapes.

In the Galapagos Islands human activities such as fisheries and tourism, have boosted the islands' economy at the cost of ecological losses and constant pressures to the fragile insular ecosystems.

Although ecological losses are inherent in any construction project, the goal of eco-design is to introduce environmental considerations upfront during technical design choices, and not just afterwards when evaluating the need for reduction or compensatory mitigation.