For years, simple slogans such as "Saving the Whale" were enough to help reverse man's huge ecological crime in the mass slaughter of whale species.
There were also victories last night for big businesses showing a determination to become green; B & Q were rewarded for role they play in demystifying ecological issues to the mass consumer and were awarded ethical business of the year.
In fact, the societal consumption driven by the process of urbanization — our collective desire for iPads, Frappuccinos and the latest fashions — more than outweighs the ecological benefits of local mass transit.
This would induce drastic changes in ecological conditions producing fish mass mortality, what likely occurred repeatedly throughout the lake's history, since such dry periods occurred repeatedly during the analyzed 1911‐2016 period.
In the times that we are in with impending major changes (a new American president, mass migration, ecological and economic shifts) building a crisis management muscle may be wise.
To complement our analysis of esophageal cancer incidence rates by gender and race, we also performed an ecological analysis of body mass index using data from the CDC's Behavioral Risk Factory Survey.
On the basis of correlates of body mass and ecological and life history traits of living primates [ 44, 45], our estimated mass at the root would suggest the ancestral primate was a leaping insectivore, which might have had a lifespan of four to six years.
The history of life is full of mass extinctions and ecological turmoil.
However, even with all that, the scientists say it's not too late to avoid a total mass extinction and ecological meltdown.
Africa, in Snyder's view, may become the world's new bloodlands, where ecological crisis is capped by mass slaughter and where ethnic explanations of killings (those Hutus always hated the Tutsis) conceal the political manipulation of power.
