Sentence examples for habitat collapse from inspiring English sources

Kind of important: make sure that Donald reads the thirty-two-page brief "Ecosystem Breakdown and Habitat Collapse Due to Saline Incursion in Southeastern Everglades" (or at least the important parts, which I've highlighted) and the Fed's "Thirty-Year Projection of M-1 Growth".

Colonies thus impaired grow boundless in size, extracting resources until their habitats collapse.

Loss of habitat and Colony Collapse Disorder, brought on by the parasitic mite Varroa and the viruses they carry, as well as other honeybee diseases such as Nosema, are significant contributors to declining bee populations.

Nevertheless, many quantitative modelling scenarios indicate that under worst-case climate scenarios drastic changes to coral reef habitats and potential collapse are possible by 2050 (Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2007; Baskett et al. 2009; Bohensky et al. 2011; Thomas et al. 2012).

The final outcome of habitat alteration was the collapse of the regeneration dynamics with very few seeds escaping the influence of maternal plants and reaching the safest sites for recruitment (dispersal limitation).

The World Bank's existing safeguards on forests and natural habitats have been collapsed into one standard that fails to consider or protect environmental values other than biodiversity, and introduces the possibility of offsets in critical habitats.

Species in mutualistic networks might respond to landscape modifications with a sudden collapse at critical habitat destruction thresholds.

"Each time a ship passes through the area, the acoustic habitat around the whales basically collapses," Clark says.

Scientists point to a complex web of factors, including climate change and habitat destruction, to explain the massive collapse of bee colonies here and across the world.

Scientists point to a complex web of factors, including climate change and habitat destruction, to explain the massive collapse of bee colonies in the U.S. and across the globe.

Principal Components Analysis (PCA) was used to identify different aspects of habitat change with vegetation succession and collapse the list of raw variables into composite factors that could potentially predict frog and lizard community structure.