Sentence examples for fire drought from inspiring English sources

It would cope with all phases of crises caused by earthquakes, fire, drought or water (hurricanes and/or tsunamis) and give advance warnings to move people away from centers of predicted damage.

Outside of Kyoto, some tree-planting projects established to absorb CO2 have turned out to be nonviable due to the cost of acquiring inputs or protecting young trees from fire, drought, pests or diseases.

Regional studies indicate that forest dynamics are mainly driven by fire, drought and browsing (Burke 2006; Archibald et al. 2009; Fanshawe 2010).

Consideration is given to states of ecological succession, natural and cultural eutrophication, fire, drought, and instances where increased nutrient loading does not result in eutrophication.

For example, "climate change can affect forests by altering the frequency, intensity, duration, and timing of fire, drought, introduced species, insect and pathogens outbreaks, hurricanes, windstorms, ice storms, or landslides" (Dale et al. 2001).

In this way, estimated net C change in the US forest sector is the integrated result of both anthropogenic and natural processes harvest, land use change, fire, drought, insect infestation, wind damage all of which influence the magnitude of forest C stocks in each pool.

Large-scale, rapid reductions in forest and woodland tree cover caused by fire, drought-induced die-off, or wildfire-mitigating thinning prescriptions, all three of which differentially affect canopy structure, are increasingly altering coniferous-dominated landscapes across extensive regions such as western USA.

Citing scientific near-unanimity and floods, fire, droughts, the National Climate Assessment concludes that extreme weather is not just probable but happening.

Before October 12th, disasters were what nature brought: floods, fires, drought.

But the koala is now listed as vulnerable when previously it wasn't considered in danger at all, due to habitat loss, forest fires, drought and disease.

For one example, the forests of landowners who sell wood to our paper product suppliers could be adversely impacted by increasing risks of fires, drought and/or insect damage from rising temperatures.