The green prevention and control (GPC, such as ecological regulation and physical control) of locusts is a comprehensive and complex process, especially in information technology.
Yet BP's spill may just be a blessing in disguise: Obama now has access to a 'crisis' vehicle, charged with enough political muscle to implement stringent socio-ecological regulations and safeguards.
Temperature-dependent regulation of expression is an ecological feature for regulation of pathogenicity factors also observed in other pathogens that alternate between an environmental reservoir and a mammalian host [28].
"Social and ecological safeguards and regulations are important for carbon markets in order to avoid malpractices, perverse incentives and abuses".
Fishers respond primarily to socioeconomic pressures, but recognize and support ecological goals of regulations, particularly those that provide protections to important stocks throughout their spawning season.
Increasing the biodiversity of cropped plants is a key leverage for agroecology, aiming to replace chemical inputs by ecological processes and regulations.
However, here is the resultant question: will it be possible to limit these indirect social effects of displacement and access to land through certification schemes, land use zonings, social and ecological laws and regulations?
Agricultural intensification and incentivized use of provisioning ES (e.g. biomass production) lead to higher macro-economic output (e.g. GDP) but usually reduce ES related to regulation and maintenance (e.g. ecological integrity, climate regulation), as well as cultural services (landscape diversity).
Alternatively, protecting crops against pests can be achieved through the reinforcement of regulation ecological services.
Since the presence of the SWCNT also inhibited bacterivory with the LOEC 3.6 mg/L, exposure may disrupt the protozoan ecological role in regulation of bacterial populations [77].
