Sentence examples for ecological state from inspiring English sources
It defined itself in part as an "ecological" state, dedicated to preserving its natural environment -- the biggest draw for tourists.
For every indoor acre farmed, some 10 to 20 outdoor acres of farmland could be allowed to return to their original ecological state (mostly hardwood forest).
If you look at the ecological state of the Earth, how we treat it and the small conflicts that blow up massively, I think the consequences may be quite severe.
No, but when I was in college I did read 'Ecotopia' "—Ernest Callenbach's novel about the Pacific Northwest breaking off into a rogue ecological state—"and I want to go back and read it now".
The nearest to a common approach was a recent declaration by the Visegrad countries' environment ministers that their region's woeful ecological state must be improved.At the same time, a wider array of leaders from what can broadly be called Central Europe met this week in Lviv, the main city of western Ukraine.
A precondition for comprehensive groundwater protection is thus the assessment of the biological and ecological state.
The percolation threshold, theoretically defined at 59%, is increasingly used to inform research into ecological state-shifts and ecosystem resilience.
aLandscapes containing new assemblies of abiotic or biotic system components and then forming stable alternative ecological states (Hobbs et al. 2006 Hobbs et al. 2009; Hobbs et al. 2013).
As a result of the land use change, new assemblages of abiotic and biotic system components appear to lead to the development of stable alternative ecological states.
The USDA Forest Service and Environmental Protection Agency have cooperatively developed a knowledge base for assessment and monitoring of ecological states and processes in sixth-code watersheds.
This investigation indicates that the Lekwungen value both the historical ecological conditions of the island and particular types of the present-day novel or hybrid ecological states, such as the overgrown heritage orchard and nonnative berries found on the islands.
