Sentence examples for ecological outcomes from inspiring English sources

BachPedlar helpfully includes a quotation from Juliet Schor, of Boston College: "improving working hours provides us with what we call in economics a triple dividend possibility: improving the employment picture, improving ecological outcomes and improving quality of life".

The types of burning carried out by marginalised rural people in the backblocks, along with their hunting activities, can contribute to better landscape-scale ecological outcomes than state-sanctioned bans on hunting and burning.

(3) Coevolution takes multiple forms and generates a diversity of ecological outcomes.

Thus, politico-economic aspects of water resource management create negative ecological outcomes (Peterson 2000).

This analysis compares the ecological outcomes and economic efficiency of grassland management models based on single versus multiple households.

They perceived a number of beneficial social and ecological outcomes of cooperation.

We discussed the colonial and post-colonial forms, causes and mechanisms of exclusion and their social, economic and ecological outcomes.

We discuss our results in relation to conflicting management goals, and the lack of reversibility of some adverse ecological outcomes.

Ecological outcomes are expressed in terms of changes in landscape structure and function, which in turn influence ecosystem service provision.

Humans are producing complex and often undesirable social and ecological outcomes in many landscapes around the world.

Perhaps most importantly, community gardens can provide unique opportunities for environmental education that lead to enhanced local ecological outcomes.