Sentence examples for land damaging from inspiring English sources

Many of us once liked to think that ancient peoples lived in harmony with the land, but that romantic notion withered in the 1990s, as studies showed that many civilizations overfarmed the land, damaging their livelihood as well as their environment.

Khoday also addressed the direct consequences of the conflicts in Syria and Iraq, singling out the destruction of factories and oil installations, which pollutes the water and land, damaging ecosystems and posing a serious risk to the health and safety of civilians.

But Ms. Tse and her neighbors are watching their livelihoods erode, with some of the land damaged beyond all repair.

Mr. Wright created Manitoga on land damaged by 150 years of quarrying and logging, restoring the property using native trees, ferns, mosses and wildflowers.

It is necessary to add this week that in Vietnam we have turned half a nation into purgatory, made an assault on the land, damaged our language with propaganda & undermined our own laws..

Neither, he said, does the plan protect sage grouse habitat on federal land damaged by energy development, and plans to protect the birds in those areas are not nearly as strong as an endangered designation would be.

As per the Laya Gewog Administration, a total of four bridges were washed and one acre of agricultural land damaged.

Brown said he was directing his Natural Resources Agency to identify projects to begin restoration of land damaged by marijuana growing.

The figures released by the UN and Government of Malawi reveal 230,000 have been displaced by the flooding (up from 174,000) and 63,976 hectares of land damaged by floods.

With his land damaged and his crop destroyed and not having enough money to buy food and agricultural inputs, a year later Mohammad describes how difficult it was to get through the 2005/2006 winter and spring, wondering if he would be farming again come spring.

Elephants extend their range into cattle post areas and arable lands, damaging livestock water resources and veterinary fences that separate cattle from buffaloes.