Sentence examples for increasing environmental impacts from inspiring English sources
The development of this activity causes extremely high water needs, regardless of water scarcity (McMurtry et al. 1997), and accompanied by increasing environmental impacts (Endut et al. 2011).
Moored fish cage structures are forced to move into the offshore area due to the shrinking availability of sheltered near-shore sites and increasing environmental impacts of aquaculture, and this provokes a significant challenge for the reliability design of mooring system.
Rising sea levels and melting ice caps … severe weather events … cyclones, droughts and flooding are but a few of the increasing environmental impacts challenging children today.
Because of increasing environmental impacts from human activities, a growing number of captive breeding programs are being initiated to salvage endangered species and/or populations from extinction (IUCN 1998, 2006; Seddon et al. 2007; Frankham 2008).
It consists of three types of investigation of increasing complexity and accuracy (A, B and C), which are applied more frequently with increasing environmental impact.
The main problem of crayfish rearing in Italy is the high incidence of aquatic mycosis during egg incubation, which has two main consequences: the hampering of the diffusion of crayfish farming and the increasing environmental impact of crayfish farms.
The development comes in the same week as thinktank IPPR published a new report arguing that the failure of other cities to emulate TfL's co-ordinated, city-wide approach to public transport provision had led to higher fares, poor bus services, and increased environmental impacts.
Higher heating temperatures results in higher energy consumption and increased environmental impacts.
With the projected growth in demand for commercial aviation, many anticipate increased environmental impacts associated with noise, air quality, and climate change.
