Sentence examples for our anthropogenic from inspiring English sources

The best way to reduce global warming is, without any doubt, cutting down our anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases.

Further, since our PRODES-based deforestation-related carbon emission estimate exceeded by one fifth a comparable estimate derived from Global Forest Watch, it is possible our anthropogenic CO2 emissions estimation methodology may over-estimate the deforestation source, further supporting the conclusion that natural forest sinks in Amazon have compensated for anthropogenic emissions.

Even though this model only applies to changing environments, it is important to keep in mind that the major conservation concern of our generation, anthropogenic extirpation of species, is by definition caused by human-induced environmental change, so the findings of this model are likely to be relevant for a broad spectrum of conservation crises.

Just like the church we attend, the way in which we commute to work, and our attitude to anthropogenic global warming, our attitude to our animal companions is frequently a matter of passionate commitment, which always entails passionate disagreement.

A year or so ago, the very idea that the most powerful person on the planet could, within just a couple of years, be someone who refuses to accept the science that underpins our knowledge of anthropogenic climate change was almost laughable.

Land cover maps provide us with a unique opportunity to monitor our environmental and anthropogenic resources over space and time.

Our analyses of anthropogenic introductions revealed that the probability of successful establishment in a novel environment increased with increasing residual brain mass in six out of seven biogeographic realms.

Our count of anthropogenic contaminants did not include PCBs and DDT/DDE, and therefore underestimates the monitored HOC burden.

Therefore, to limit our analysis to anthropogenic mercury, we applied a 70% factor to convert the cost of lost economic productivity resulting from methyl mercury exposure to the cost attributable to anthropogenic methyl mercury exposure.

Our review highlights anthropogenic climate change as a further important factor and summarizes some of the impacts that it may have on nutrition and food safety in developed countries.

Our results indicate an anthropogenic origin for Los Morteros, potentially placing it among the earliest monumental structures in prehistoric South America.