Rather than telling the story exclusively from the perspective of prosecutors and law enforcement, Ridley instead focuses on how jarring incidents of crime intersect with thorny social problems like race, class, and sexual orientation, irrevocably impacting victims and communities.
The ILO report states, "the Commission notes that, under Article 15 of the Convention, the government is obliged to consult indigenous peoples before undertaking or permitting any programs for the exploitation of existing resources on their lands," going on to state that Belo Monte would change the navigability of the Xingu, while irrevocably impacting the fauna, flora and climate of the region.
Look, I get it: lots of businesses, jobs, careers, ways of life, etc., have been irrevocably altered, impacted, lost to the march of changing technology.
Polynesian impacts were rapid and widespread, irrevocably altering the indigenous vegetation and disrupting native ecosystems.
Ecosystem representation is one key component in assessing the biodiversity impacts of land-use changes that will irrevocably alter natural ecosystems.
Such representation can also provide the context for assessing the biodiversity impacts of a land-use change that will irrevocably alter natural ecosystems (Noss 1990; Crist et al. 2000; Monavari and Momen Bellah Fard 2010), a problem to which it is less commonly applied in the scientific literature.
Normal has changed irrevocably.
Australia changed irrevocably.
The mood switches irrevocably.
Life has changed irrevocably.
