Sentence examples for regulating services from inspiring English sources
We selected three regulating services (water flow regulation, water quality regulation, and greenhouse gas regulation) and one cultural service (aesthetics) to quantify at Hubbard Brook based on data availability as well as importance to local beneficiaries.
Previous work is broadly scattered in papers from the natural and social sciences and biased by a focus both on regulating services (temperature regulation, air filtration, carbon sequestration) and also on trees.
By fitting pair-wise ESs' spatial concordances at the grid-cell level, we have revealed the tradeoffs between provisioning and regulating services and the synergies between the regulating services.
Yet, the mechanism of hydroelectricity production benefiting from regulating services (i.e., river water flow regulation and sediment retention) has been understood better than others [14] [16], and over 160 countries and regions used hydropower in 1980 2005.
In contrast, for six ecosystem services forest attributes explained the most variance: these included two cultural services (wild edible plants and bird-watching potential), three regulating services (tree C storage, pest control and temperature regulation) and timber production.
Provisioning and regulating services are more generalizable than cultural services.
Most of these used SWAT to quantify provisioning services (34%), regulating services (27%), or a combination of both (25%).
These forest attributes were particularly important drivers of cultural and regulating services.
However, urban agriculture must rely on the supporting and regulating services of the soil food web.
Hydropower is a very important asset for balancing the grid, but we need to understand how different operating requirements may affect hydro's ability to provide these grid-regulating services.
The incentives that exist in New Jersey for batteries connected to PJM — those kind of frequency-regulating services — those don't exist in N.Y.I.S.O., the grid operator in New York.
