Especially those hiding in buildings as bombs rain down, or being handed shaking with fear or cold into a boat to escape environmental disaster or war.
Further, as Bruckner notes, animals on reefs "spend most of their time firmly attached to the reef and cannot escape environmental perturbations, predators, or other stressors.
In such cases, apparently, one's physiological activities begin to escape environmental constraint to the point that internalized, uncritical thinking and perceiving prevail.
The Queensland government recently introduced laws to ensure collapsing companies don't escape environmental liabilities – in part to protect taxpayers from a $50m to $60m bill if Clive Palmer's nickel refinery is wound up.
Mr. Olson also points out that companies with lower profiles but greater environmental problems may escape notice in these campaigns, because they are not as useful in attracting attention.
Closer to home, the maqiladoras of Matamoros, Mexico, across the border from Brownsville, Texas, are naked efforts by United States corporations to escape environmental and labor laws.
Specifically, the agency last week nixed Cadiz's proposal to escape environmental review by running its desert pipeline over existing railroad rights-of-way.
Since plants cannot escape environmental fluctuations, their sensitive mechanisms must be evolved to allow the rapid perception of stress and recognize the pattern for adaptation and survival.
Understanding how bacteria escape environmental stress is very important for the prevention of periodontal disease.
Many of these features have been hypothesized to enable plants, which cannot easily escape environmental challenges, to rapidly adapt.
