Sentence examples for ecosystem exposure from inspiring English sources

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This paper analyzes spatially ecosystem exposure to home and personal care (HPC) chemicals, accounting for market data and environmental processes in hydrological water networks, including multi-media fate and transport.

The final output of the vulnerability assessment was expressed as a composite index, composed of ecosystem exposure, sensitivity and resilience to climate thermal change, and including biological, ecological and spatial traits of vegetation types in the assessment.

Topics included were, e.g. tools for monitoring and identifying drivers of chemical risks including mixtures, feasibility of applying models to estimate transport and ecosystem exposure to chemicals, technical and non-technical abatement options and requirements of a decision support system for access to knowledge on these topics.

Knowledge of arsenic (As) species in mine wastes and in mining-impacted areas is especially important in the heavily mined western foothills of the Sierra Nevada, California, because the recreational and residential development that has occurred in this region over the past decades has the potential to increase human and ecosystem exposure to inorganic As, a known carcinogen [1].

Detailed information on pesticide residues, such as the magnitude, timing and frequency of peak concentrations, are required to examine the overall ecosystem exposure by the use of pesticides.

Assessments from an environmental science perspective can include both human and ecosystem exposures.

Recently, there has been an explosive increase in the use of silver in medical and consumer products, largely in the form of silver nanoparticles, leading to a corresponding increase in human and ecosystem exposures (Chen and Schluesener 2008).

The nine priorities defined by Action2020 include: climate change, release of nutrient elements, ecosystems, exposure to harmful substances, water, basic needs and rights, skills and employment, sustainable lifestyles, and food, feed, fibre, and biofuels.

The authors are environmental health scientists, trained and schooled, in the evaluation of potential health risks to people and the ecosystem through exposure to environmental issues such as wind turbines.

Thus, the 5 km by 5 km deposition maps which have been calculated based on the correlations between atmospheric depositions and bioaccumulations, and by means of Regression Kriging [12, 13] are statistically valid and could be used for ecosystem-specific exposure evaluations or calculations of critical loads.