Sentence examples for resources and soil from inspiring English sources
Environmental and local livelihoods implications such as lake water and its aquatic resources and soil degradation, biodiversity loss and forest cover decline are resulted from the changes.
These results form part of the creation of tools useful in the optimization of decision-making for the management and planning of water resources and soil use in territories with few measuring instruments.
Canonical correspondence analysis and Pearson's correlation analysis indicated that nutrient resources and soil water content were more closely correlated with the changes of the microbial community structures along the soil depth gradient than soil pH, elevation, and climate, and were the primary drivers of the microbial community composition along the soil depth gradient.
This result was attributed to a lower influence of roots -the main source of acid phosphatase- in the bigger interpatches of the sites with lower patch cover, and to feedbacks between vegetation pattern, redistribution of resources, and soil quality during post-fire vegetation dynamics.
Several other environmental factors such as the anticipated depletion of water resources and soil fertility, as well as reduced access to fertilizers, will probably exacerbate the failure to meet the targeted crop yield increase.
Growing production of manufactured nanomaterials has increased the possibility of contamination of groundwater resources and soils by nanoparticles (NPs).
Leakage to the subsurface formations may adversely affect the existing and potential energy and mineral resources and shallow ground water resources and soils.
SUDENE hired technical experts from Israel, France, and Germany to study water resources and soils and to construct irrigation mechanisms that use reservoir water.
They readily admit that pollution is poisoning the country's water resources, air and soil.
The concise management of the resources, land and soil is thus necessary, to make a circular economy successful.
In both World Reference Base for soil resources (WRB) and Soil Taxonomy (ST), the lower boundary for soil classification is arbitrarily set at 2 m, including weathered and continuous rock.
