Sentence examples for reduced land from inspiring English sources

Reduced land clearing, especially in Queensland, during this time also allowed Australia to meet its target under the Kyoto protocol without doing very much else at all - and a resumption of land clearing as several states move to weaken land clearing restrictions will obviously make meeting Australia's subsequent 2020 emissions reduction target far more difficult.

Assuming, furthermore, that 1 ton of larvae meal replaced 0.5 ton of fishmeal and 0.5 ton of soybean meal, the production of 1 ton larvae meal reduced land use (1713 m2), but increased energy use (21,342 MJ) and consequently global warming potential (1959 kg CO2-eq).

In terms of increasing vulnerability, when sedentarisation has been led by the state or forced upon pastoralists through land grabbing or drought, this has reduced land rights, eroded customary institutions and harmed livelihoods (López-i-Gelats et al. 2016; Schmidt and Pearson 2016).

In one passage, the authors state that "climatic conditions, such as lack of water or soil degradation that have affected yields in the South and West might have directly reduced land available for opium poppy cultivation".

In Chile, indigenous communities are likewise still awarded much reduced land titles, while their wider territory is being appropriated by commercial tree plantation companies (World Rainforest Movement, 2002b).

These trends were all the more evident in reservoirs with reduced catch per unit of effort (CPUE) and reduced landing size of O. mossambicus.

All these results indicate a reduced land-sea thermal contrast during the past century, partly due to increased warming over the Indian Ocean, especially over the western region, and partly due to a relatively weaker warming over the Indian peninsula.

The estimate based on atmospheric inversions shows consistently reduced land-use emissions, whereas another bookkeeping model did not reproduce such changes, probably owing to missing the signal of reduced tropical deforestation.

Myrtle Beach, for example, has reduced landing fees, terminal rents and other fees.

They offered Northwest $650,000 in marketing and advertising services and reduced landing fees.

That pressing need to reduce land clearing has been widely accepted for a very long time.