Sentence examples for for adverse impacts from inspiring English sources

Without dramatic action the potential for adverse impacts on health are enormous".

Developers and others who need to mitigate for adverse impacts to those same species may purchase conservation bank credits from willing sellers to meet their mitigation requirements (United States Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service 2011).

This Reserve is a hot-spot for adverse impacts due to climate change.

Manufacturers have to be held liable for adverse impacts that occur," said Jay Feldman, director of Beyond Pesticides, a non-profit group focused on reducing pesticide use.

2. As for adverse impacts resulting from the breast ultrasound intervention, three times more women need to undergo a biopsy per carcinoma detected by supplemental ultrasound compared to cancers detected by mammography screening alone.

Even when there was subsequently evidence for adverse impacts on children from a longitudinal study in New Zealand (see Table 1), this appeared to have little or no impact on the policy process.

But Thomas Gissen, director of development for Ginsburg's Connecticut office, in Danbury, said, "We made an environmental decision to eliminate any potential for adverse impact on the wetlands by pulling out some units, and our homes are larger and more sensitively graded within the contours of the land than was the case" with Northwest Development's proposal.

"At this time we don't feel there's a potential for adverse impact," said Jackie Sweant-environmentalvironmental protection program manager for the aviation agency, adding that the airport land was not suitable habitat for ivory-billed woodpeckers and that their presence had not been confirmed, anyway.

We also consider their potential for adverse impact and invasion of privacy.

Proponents of integrated HIA/EIA in the United States note that it can use existing statutory requirements for impact assessment and leverage explicit requirements for the mitigation of adverse impacts (Bhatia 2007; Dannenberg et al. 2006; Wernham 2007).

Considering that the type of agriculture used as comparator for the evaluation of adverse impacts of GMOs is causing farmland biodiversity loss already, additional impacts due to the proposed 50% effect size for GMO cultivation cannot be considered acceptable.