Sentence examples for massive biodiversity from inspiring English sources

According to ORPIO, an Iquitos-based federation representing 15 indigenous peoples, the potential impacts of the line include the destruction of 874,000 tonnes of trees, the release of 424,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, massive biodiversity and game loss, conflict, the resettlement of indigenous communities, and encouraging the entrance of colonists, illegal loggers, gold-miners and coca farmers.

This massive biodiversity is not a quirk of taxonomic whim.

We conclude that evaluating effectiveness is crucial for enhancing the impact of conservation measures at tackling the massive biodiversity crisis worldwide.

He is right to highlight the "massive and accelerating" biodiversity and ecosystem loss, as well as climate change.

Hegarty said: "We have an opportunity to reform the CAP and make it address today's challenges – one of which is a massive loss of biodiversity across Europe.

"We have this massive decline in biodiversity, but, at the same time, over the past decade, there's been this explosion of all types of data — so now is really the time to use them," Laura Pollock, a postdoctoral researcher at Grenoble Alpes University, in France, and the lead author of the Nature paper, told me.

A massive decline of biodiversity is caused by land-use changes.

The most famous example in geological history is the Cambrian explosion, a sudden, massive increase in biodiversity in the fossil record 542 million years ago.

NEW DELHI--Next DELHI--Next DELHI--Nexty group plans to release a massive report on biodiversity that the government commissioned but decided to shelve.

Even worse, REDD makes no distinction between natural forests and industrial tree plantations -- meaning that its implementation often results in massive loss of biodiversity.

Coincidentally or not, the acquisition of these organelles, and subsequent stabilization of environmental redox status, is followed by a massive increase in biodiversity known as the Cambrian Explosion that marks the end of the Proterozoic Era.