As hope faded that anyone else would be found alive, concern shifted more to the ecological perils posed by the ship.
It is the stuff around and inside the internet – the economic disruptions, the political revolutions, the ecological perils and the psychological turmoil – that really matter.
We waste resources at our economic, ecological and social peril.
The history of CAR depicted in the Peace Corps handouts in that manila envelope reflected a narrative of colonial rule and African dictators, but also a story of cultural and ecological riches, now in peril.
Out on Tuesday The End Of The Line Ecological doc about the perils of over-fishing The Hangover Ribald US stag-weekend comedy in a Dude Where's My Car? vein.
The tragic view of life that today seeps even into the magazine's fun-loving and positive issues — the constant warnings of perils and disasters, ecological and population-based — was unknown.
But if animals can move through a landscape dominated by humans, they can also get themselves into trouble, particularly if terrain that looks like providential habitat turns out to be full of unseen peril — what conservation biologists call an ecological trap.
He also adds a powerful measure of moral witness: ecological destruction is greatly to blame for our current peril.
In eLife we are striving to publish outstanding articles that illuminate both the peril and the promise of this time in ecological research.
Carbon impact notwithstanding, such far-flung collaborations have become increasingly popular among designers who are wary of the perils of mass-market globalism, and who see both ecological and economic benefits in handcrafted goods.
