Sentence examples for more ecology from inspiring English sources

Market promoters must read more ecology and wildlife biology before making reductionist statements characteristic of temperate systems above 66.5 degrees latitude.

Win-win rhetoric is demonstrated to manifest global power asymmetries rather than to contribute to more ecology and fairness [22, 53].

According to Sybille Van den Hove (MEDIAN), ecologists must adapt by working with economists and social scientists: simply doing more ecology is insufficient.

But in the medium to long term it means a complete recentring of the economy towards a more sustainable ecology and a more efficient and low impact mode of production, in which the pursuit of growth in order to simply accumulate more capital is abolished.

Here's Ellis discussing his research in a videotaped "Tea" accompanying an article on the Anthropocene in The Economist last year: There's more on ecology in the age of man in a recent Washington Post article by Joel Achenbach and a 2010 piece from Ronald Bailey in Reason explaining how "local biodiversity is increasing because of man, not despite him".

The gains were higher in the more complex ecology units in comparison to the kinematics units.

And every night the Lindblad guides delivered further informative talks on Galápagos flora and fauna, giving us more important ecology lessons.

For example, George Roderick, professor of environmental science and curator of the Essig Museum of Entomology at the University of California, Berkeley, started as an ecologist but grew interested in using genes to understand more about ecology.

The metabolic activity and genetic diversity peaked around sea floor layers packed with the remains of plankton called diatoms, which presumably provide the carbon and other nutrients for the more complex ecology.

A computer simulation model is required in order to better understand these vegetation dynamics and to develop best management practices, as the focus of the comprehensive Everglades restoration plan (CERP) shifts more toward ecology.

In summary, better ICT technology designs can have a significant positive impact on the environment and they can achieve this in different ways, e.g., aiding the detection of pollutants or reducing energy consumption, which would result in more stable ecology systems.