Sentence examples for environmental dislocation from inspiring English sources

If a person experiences severe environmental dislocation or a major life event, it is quite likely that their personality structure will change as a consequence.

As loathsome as they might smell, act, or be, they are not the villains in these environmental dislocations; we are.

It has also brought social and environmental damage, deaths, dislocation, disputes and deep anxiety about what will come next.

The bogus missive on ANZ letterhead claimed the bank had withdrawn a $1.2bn loan from Whitehaven because of concerns about environmental damage and dislocation of farmers.

Across the country, everything from the siting of landfills and toxic-waste dumps to the construction of factory-style hog operations is disproportionately concentrated in poor, minority and tribal communities, resulting in environmental degradation, social dislocation and declining health.

[For more information on California's policies, see "Environment: California Out in Front," EHP 115 A144 A147 (2007).] To avoid severe dislocations of "environmental refugees" fleeing climate change related problems such as drought, erosion, desertification, and deforestation, Meehl says the global community would probably need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20% from today's levels by 2020.

Whenever newly unfettered capital starts freely crossing borders, it is usually accompanied by a cast of somewhat less savory characters: community dislocation, deindustrialization, declining environmental and labour regulations, degraded national sovereignty, and the occasional financial meltdown.

To represent the environment in a targeted manner with the objective of evaluating the possible effects/impacts of the implementation of a plan, it was considered useful a dislocation of the different environmental themes.

Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).

Common characteristics of these cities are the massive social dislocation, polarizing inequality, uneven distribution of resources and congestion, pollution and environmental degradation.

Environmental fatigue may be governed by faceted cracking associated with hydrides or hydrogen embrittled dislocation cell walls.