Sentence examples for ecological repercussions from inspiring English sources

Lauren E. Oakes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources at Stanford University, is studying the ecological repercussions of the dieback of yellow cedar forests in the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska.

Lauren E. Oakes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources at Stanford University, is studying the ecological repercussions of the dieback of yellow cedar forests in parts of the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska.

The second question, and we are a lot less farther along on that, is, "Well, what is the ecological repercussions of this?" We've now established that, let's say oil is floating around, you know, a thousand meters below the water's surface, in concentrations that are in parts per billion.

The main objectives of this study were to: (1) quantify the rates and extent of forest fragmentation from deforestation and logging within the Brazilian Amazon, and (2) contextualize the spatio-temporal dynamics of this forest fragmentation through a literature review of potential ecological repercussions of edge creation.

Moreover, trophy hunting of large carnivores can have many negative ecological repercussions as discussed in a new study in Biological Conservation.

Many of these data augment the evidence that the planet has entered the Anthropocene [10], [11], the era of human dominance over key biogeochemical cycles, with direct climatic and ecological repercussions.

Transcriptomic data could have many ecological and biotechnological repercussions, from exploring and characterizing the evolution of this family, to defining markers such as microsatellites that are useful in breeding programs, to establishing a catalog of expressed genes related to plant defense and metabolism.

Climate change is particularly pronounced in the High Arctic and a better understanding of the repercussions on ecological processes like herbivory, predation and pollination is needed.

Edna Longley, an ardent advocate, sees him "at a nodal point in relation to current ecological issues and their intellectual repercussions".

Reduced apex predator occupancy or activity can release mesopredators from intraguild competition, with unknown repercussions on the ecological community.

The three interconnected elements require a consistent and integrated approach if we are to tackle them and emerge from an ecological crisis that has direct repercussions for our economy and our social model.