They will, with certainty, have a negative impact on rural communities and damage irreplaceable historical and archaeological sites (hitherto considered collateral damage).At the very least, African governments and project-backers should vigorously enforce standards set by the World Commission on Dams for assessing human, environmental, and heritage impacts.
It's no wonder that a recent poll found 80% of Bristol Bay residents oppose the mine and strongly believe it would damage our irreplaceable wild salmon fishery.
Two representatives of the academy's archives were watching intently as the projectionist did his work, making sure that Zinnemann's irreplaceable print was not damaged.
Regardless of our collective actions today, there will be irreplaceable losses and acute damages, which is a result of historical and current-day emissions.
"The current proposal, to raze the church and the rectory and replace them with a multiunit housing development, would not only destroy an irreplaceable historic structure but greatly damage the surrounding neighborhood," wrote Simeon Bankoff, executive director of the Historic Districts Council, a city preservation group.
Be sure that the shoes you are using with this method aren't irreplaceable or susceptible to water damage.
Husseini does not want to see the fragile and irreplaceable reservoirs of the Middle East become damaged through wanton overproduction.
Dam construction plays an irreplaceable role, but any accident of serious damage of high dam with huge reservoir during the unavoidable strong earthquake can induce unimaginable secondary catastrophe to surrounding communities.
Some experts have been quick to predict apocalypse, painting grim pictures of 1,000 miles of irreplaceable wetlands and beaches at risk, fisheries damaged for seasons, fragile species wiped out and a region and an industry economically crippled for years.
