Sentence examples for removed nature from inspiring English sources

"When humans are removed, nature flourishes, even in the aftermath of the world's worst nuclear accident," says co-author Jim Smith, an environmental scientist at the University of Portsmouthin the United Kingdom.

Global warming has effectively removed nature's cold-curtain enabling the indigenous mountain pine bark beetles to speed up their life cycles (formerly two years and now two generations within one year), and move-up into the high elevation forests throughout the western half of the continent.

To date, only one disease, smallpox, has been completely removed from nature.

Thus the end product of a million years of evolution was removed from nature by a single act of thoughtless habitat intrusion.

A smile crossed my face as I thought that maybe we city folks are not so far removed from nature after all.

Few objects on the planet are farther removed from nature — less, say, like a rock or an insect — than a glass and stainless steel smartphone.

While this piece of the landscape may bear sacred meaning for these Indians, it only becomes an object (which would make it subject to the federal law calling for repatriation of Native American artifacts) after it has been removed from nature to be displayed by an institution, turning "untold numbers" of visitors onto science.

Many of us now live so far removed from nature that it seems an unaffordable luxury.

We're more and more removed from nature to the point where our activity now threatens the biosphere.

"My approach to conceptual art, and I believe this was Sol LeWitt's approach, is that this art is not removed from nature, but connected to it".

In a noisy, busy world far removed from nature you learn to be grateful for complete silence and for wildlife that lets you get so close you get the leftovers from their lunch thrown on your head.