Sentence examples for effect on nature from inspiring English sources

In 2005, a court-ordered environmental impact statement concluded that 30 years of astronomy had had an adverse effect on nature and culture on the mountain.

While Rachel Carson[2] focused on their effect on "nature," it's become obvious that farmworkers need protection from direct exposure while applying chemicals to crops[3].

Minimizing waste disposal through structural and non-structural areas without a harmful effect on nature has a vital importance in Turkey.

In a poem called Ruins (Ypres, 1917), George Herbert Clarke recognises that trench warfare not only turns men and their works to ruins but also has the same effect on nature itself.

However, since environmental protection is of concern to the public, a green supply chain, because of its minimum effect on nature, has been seriously considered as a solution to this concern.

A coalition of cultural activists and environmentalists has opposed the Thirty Meter project, citing, among other things, an environmental impact statement that concluded that 30 years of astronomy had had "an adverse effect" on nature and native culture on the mountain.

Spatially detailed land-use maps are needed to assess effects on nature and landscape.

We are still sometimes at the mercy of nature, but we are perhaps even more at the mercy of our own effects on nature: pollution, sprawl, extinctions, global warming.

Tourism development in rural area should be strategically planned and its negative effects on nature and social-cultural environment of tourism areas should be limited.

What people fear or regret with invasive species are not their effects on nature per se, but their effects on a particular desired nature, and policymaking must reflect this.

Any simplistic or extreme approach to ecological restoration is potentially dangerous because the long-term effects on nature and society are generally unknown, so careful monitoring will be required, particularly for large-scale projects.