Sentence examples for needs of vulnerable ecosystems from inspiring English sources

The White House said the goal was to base decisions on solid science and on a philosophy of openness and responsiveness to the requirements of shipping, national security and the needs of vulnerable ecosystems, especially in an era of climate change.

These limitations reflect challenges in balancing methodologic rigor with the needs of vulnerable populations.

Globally coral reefs are one of the most vulnerable ecosystems to climate change.

Areas where these measures include particularly threatened or unusual species may be used to flag particularly vulnerable ecosystems in need of either conservation or direct restoration.

However, such information is needed to forecast changes in species composition and diversity of these potentially highly vulnerable ecosystems in the future.

Beside eutrophication, the vulnerable ecosystems of this continental water face an increasing threat of plastic litter pollution (Topcu et al., 2013).

Wetlands are very vulnerable ecosystems of the world.

The greater part of our oceans remain unprotected, and new studies are needed around the short- and long-term economic benefits of marine protection to better demonstrate their value to leaders, as well as studies on the geographies with both vulnerable ecosystems of high biological value, and also political opportunity.

What are the risks to vulnerable ecosystems from the combined effects of urban sprawl?

To this day she remains a tireless promoter of the planet, continuing to join the dots between essential ecological rights and vulnerable ecosystems.

"But we need to balance this with the needs of the vulnerable and the victims".