Sentence examples for man-made changes to from inspiring English sources

Every month brings news of how another species is adapting to, or is affected by, man-made changes to its environment.

Scientists are to challenge the climate-change sceptics by vastly improving the speed with which they can prove links between a heatwave or other extreme weather event and man-made changes to the atmosphere.

In this case the source of the As is not a standard pollution where industrial wastes or agricultural releases would have contaminated the environment, the man-made changes to the local hydrography are simply helping to dissolve As which is naturally present in the underground aquifers – and thus exacerbating its release in the water that is being pumped by users.

Man-made changes to the climate threaten humanity's security on Earth.

Man-made changes to the (hospital) environment, like the introduction of antimicrobials, are affecting the P. aeruginosa population structure.

The "modifiable environment" includes pollution of air, water and soil; radiations; noise; occupational risks; the built environment, including housing and road design; land use patterns; agricultural methods and irrigation schemes; man-made changes to the climate and ecosystems, and behaviour related to the environment (such as hand-washing or personal protection).

Consequently, the study attempts to identify the man-made changes of the relief due to the mining activities using field measurements, Landsat satellite images and NDVI index.

The man-made changes caused by foot binding led to reduced physical activity, making the subjects prone to osteoporosis.

Many natural and man-made changes occur over time scales of decades or centuries, and these are difficult to comprehend without a historical perspective.

One other area where taxonomy can be made attractive is sustained monitoring of coastal ecosystems for natural and man-made changes.

One side of this is climate; the other are man-made changes.