Sentence examples for extraction activities and from inspiring English sources

Secessionism: this is estimated to be the biggest source of violent conflicts according to the conflict barometer according to the conflict barometer done by Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research [51]) and is especially relevant for those extraction activities and reserves that are located in well-defined areas of a country with socio-cultural heterogeneity.

The protection actually afforded Yasuní under the title of "national park" is in some respects only on paper, as exemplified by the extensive, ongoing oil extraction activities and permitted oil access roads.

A significant immigration from various parts of Brazil and abroad took place in the nineteenth century due to rubber extraction activities and during the twentieth century because of the creation of a tax-free zone and a growing industrial base in Manaus.

Finally, some Type 4 communities have become nearly independent of external non-government actors, forming their own staff that carries out timber extraction activities and contracts with NGOs for some community development activities.

These samples were intended to establish baseline methane concentrations in groundwater in areas of Susquehanna County without substantial gas extraction activities and were primarily analyzed for concentrations of dissolved gases (methane, ethane, and propane).

At one end of the spectrum of non-government actors are traditional private foresters who are trained in timber extraction activities and are paid a fee per cubic meter of timber demarcated for felling.

Rural areas have been modified during centuries of agriculture practice and, in the last decades, of other economic activities like mineral extractions and processing industry, including also touristic activity.

This is so because education offers other alternative livelihood opportunities which may generate significant returns compared to forest extraction activities (Masozera and Alavalapati 2004).

Acacia woodmaniorum is currently a listed threatened species under the Western Australian Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (see http://florabase.dpaw.wa.gov.au), due to its highly restricted distribution and the prospective mineral exploration and active extraction activities that cover its range.

However, the battery breaking and lead extraction activities did not stop, and the population started to store contaminated soil inside their homes, sometimes even under their beds.

It examines the impact any food and water stress may have on extraction activities in fragile states and regions.