Sentence examples for implications on the environment from inspiring English sources

Intensive agriculture, characterized by high inputs, has serious implications on the environment.

The plasticizer di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) and its metabolites are considered ubiquitous contaminants, which have a range of implications on the environment and human health.

When dismantling the vessel, on-board hazardous materials such as asbestos, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), glass fibre, solid foam and waste oil can incur severe negative implications on the environment and human health.

REDD and Climate-Smart Agriculture are experimental programs with irreversible implications on the environment, while food sovereignty and agroecology respect the earth's natural systems.

Formulating health policy without a thorough understanding of the implications of the environment's influence on health can be compared to building an airplane without an understanding of basic physics: though it may appear to have all the appropriate parts in the appropriate places, without the underlying engineering required for flight, it will never get off the ground.

In this study, the overall application of natural fibre was discussed with focal point on global consumption of natural fibre in automobile industries and its attendant implication on the environment and biodiversity.

Hence, in this study, we analyze a potential for development of an offshore renewable energy power plant in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea with likely implication on the environment and economy.

In response to the growing concerns about energy conservation in residential buildings and its implications for the environment, systematic evaluation on energy and thermal Performance for residential envelops (EETP) is put forward to assess the energy efficiency of envelop designs and to calculate the energy consumption of cooling and heating systems.

There are implications for the environment, too.

This has positive and negative implications for the environment.

The short shelf life of many garments has major implications for the environment.