Sentence examples for inland resources from inspiring English sources

Surface water is one of the most precious inland resources, necessary to sustain life, agricultural, industrial and recreational purposes (Razmkhah et al. 2010; Biglin and Konanc 2016).

Human-induced changes to inland resources are manifold.

Similarly, climatic cycles expressed as variations in temperature also affect inland resources.

The state of wild inland resources is poorly known but is likely to deserve equal concern in most regions and reflect a much greater environmental impact.

In addition to the technical guidelines, information pertinent to progress in fisheries management will be provided through the on-going production of the State of World Marine Resources, the State of World Inland Resources and Fisheries and the State of World Aquaculture as well as the synthesis for COFI on the State of the World Fisheries and Aquaculture.

Asia is by far the most important continent for inland capture fisheries (Figure 22), and it is here that the largest increase in inland resource use has been occurring.

As mentioned earlier (see State of inland fish resources), the global situation regarding inland aquatic resources is not encouraging, mainly owing to land and forest degradation, loss of biodiversity, the scarcity and pollution of freshwater and hence the degradation and loss of habitats.

an increasing awareness of the value of inland fisheries resources and the need for fisheries to be included in cost-benefit analyses of multiple uses of water resources.

Modern growth began with the construction of the port (1914), development of the Sous plain, exploitation of inland mineral resources, and the fishing and fish-canning industries.

These problems, though great, are far fewer than those that would be encountered in developing inland mineral resources of any kind.

Oxygen isotope analyses on shells of Osilinus turbinatus show that in the late Pleistocene the exploitation of marine molluscs at the Addaura caves, relatively close to the shoreline, was restricted to late autumn and winter, while at Grotta Niscemi, which is further inland, these resources were exploited less intensively but for longer in the year, from autumn to the early spring.