To correct such a deficit, in the framework of what is termed the new materialism, what is stressed instead is that, although 'language structures how we apprehend the ontological, it doesn't constitute it' (p.98).
The solution offered in Figure 1 is to provide a framework for what is termed here integrated environmental health impact assessment.
These conceptual frameworks, which are termed 'ecological speciation' (Sobel et al. 2010) or 'isolation-by-adaptation' (Nosil et al. 2009), have been recognized as important.
Within the NI framework, natural systems are termed "major ecosystems" and are categorized into a set of nine broad natural system types, i.e., mountain, forest, open lowland, freshwater, mires and wetland, coast pelagic, coast bottom, ocean pelagic, and ocean bottom (see Table S1 for definitions).
Within the Appraisal framework, indirectly attitudinal meanings are termed 'invocations' or 'tokens' of attitude and are said to 'invoke' positive or negative assessments and responses (e.g. see Martin and White 2005: 65).
The different areas defined by the boundary of a geographical framework at a defined scale were termed geographical units, and refer to the notion of "zoning" effects [ 24].
Within the framework of biocide legislation such compounds are termed "substances of concern", i.e. constituents of the biocidal product other than the active ingredient that have "an inherent capacity to cause an adverse effect on humans, animals or the environment" ([1], Art 2e).
Therefore, many researchers have turned to what are termed 'integrated assessment' frameworks, comprising both economic and environmental models, for the purpose of conducting simulations that might inform us about what environmental changes lie ahead if economic activity should follow particular paths (for example, see Igos et al. 2015).
Both of these frameworks share significant overlap but it is important to note that among the primary considerations in each of these frameworks are effectiveness and what can be termed least restrictive means.
