Still the terminology "environmental refugees" is rejected by many.
They may be of relevance to the dilemmas we face today in this epoch of globalization, religious wars, technological "enframing" (to use Heidegger's terminology), and environmental hazards.
Attributes of systematic reviews such as academic terminology, and environmental factors such as limited resources or a negative organisational climate, were grouped under the Behaviour section.
In this regard, cross validation of environmental envelope models (EEMs according to terminology suggested by [ 24]) and molecular genetic data have confirmed different past demographic scenarios for a wide array of species.
Is it really a confusion of conclusions - or of terminologies? "People affected by environmental degradation rarely moved across borders.
Similarities in participant statements, issues raised, and terminology used suggest that the health and environmental issues identified here warrant attention from environmental health scientists and public health officials.
However, our understanding of bioturbation as a community level process and of its environmental drivers is still limited by loose use of terminology, and a lack of consensus about what bioturbation is.
It discusses definitions and terminology, including general approaches of scale problems in environmental studies that are applicable to soils, including hierarchies, measurement metrics, similitude, non-geometric scale metrics, and notions of upscaling and downscaling.
Various strategies adopted by conservationists to protect environmental biodiversity align with principles of SCP, differing only in terminology (Pires and Moreto 2011).
Our questionnaire required a standardised approach to administration, tailored language with meaningful local terminology, and detailed questions on language groupings and environmental conditions including early life trauma.
