Sentence examples for ecologically intensive from inspiring English sources

A report published in 2011 by the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology measured industrial, chemically intensive systems against bio diverse and ecologically intensive systems in terms of contribution to nutrition, health and rural incomes.

Back in the 1970s, scholars proved that international trade may remove ecologically intensive sectors from developed regions to developing regions with relatively less stringent regulation (Mageet and Ford 1972; Markusen 1975; Pethig 1976; Siebert 1977).

ABACO relies on agro-ecologically intensive measures for soil rehabilitation and increased water productivity in semi-arid regions, implemented, tested and disseminated through local co-innovation platforms.

Future coastal restoration efforts should also focus on less energy-intensive, ecologically engineered management techniques that use the energies of nature as much as possible.

The largest known expanse of unimproved chalk grassland in north-west Europe lies within the Salisbury Plain training area (SPTA) in SW England, where sole use of the land for military training since the end of the nineteenth century has limited the ecologically damaging impacts of modern intensive agriculture.

"We need to ensure any new subsidies for agriculture should prioritise a transition away from intensive farming and towards an environmentally and ecologically sustainable agricultural industry," she said.

Overall, it concluded: "Ecologically, the application of holistic management principles of trampling and intensive foraging are as detrimental to plants, soils, water storage, and plant productivity as are conventional grazing systems".

The variability in many of the community attributes indicated that intensive replicate sampling would be required to detect ecologically important changes.

We propose an ecologically based approach to farm management that strives to reduce reliance on chemically intensive inputs through better use of multiple attributes inherent within agroecosystems.

However, forest composition and function in urban ecosystems are ecologically complex because of high heterogeneity of the landscape and long legacies of intensive human management.

"Ecologically, the Yangtze is very unhealthy — if it was a human patient it would be placed in the intensive care unit".