Sentence examples for resources erosion from inspiring English sources

In order to facilitate modeling, this paper has proposed a new hybrid model (GIS-integrated Rough-FRBIS), based on this integrated method, to map areas susceptible to degradation using sort of layers such as the status of the groundwater resources, erosion and salinity of soil, slope, and vegetation cover changes.

Forest ecosystems are increasingly understood as multifunctional production systems which provide many types of products and services, not only timber but also recreational amenities, habitats, protection of water resources, erosion control, carbon sequestration, and various non-wood products (Gadow et al. 2007; Fürstenau et al. 2007; Diaci et al. 2011).

Over the past 40 years, the drug war has cost us deeply in terms of damaged or lost lives, wasted resources and erosion of basic human liberties.

Without appropriate user sensitization, this result could lead to misallocation of resources and erosion of trust.

How will these people be able to cope with enormous expenditure needed to mitigate the effects of climate change, when the quality of education in Kiribati is already now compromised by limited availability of learning resources and erosion of the very basic salaries of teachers and public service officers?

Depletion of forest resources and increased erosion, however, have led the government to impose logging bans and enact other legislation to reestablish the country's woodlands.

Rainforest Alliance Also members of ISEAL, for growers to be certified they must adhere to a list of sustainable principles, including conserving local wildlife and water resources, minimising soil erosion and treating workers fairly.

Large quantities of disturbed soils and residues derived from engineering constructions have provided material resources for soil erosion and geological disasters, which is becoming a serious problem in China.

Plants such as corn and soy must be fertilized, irrigated, and maintained, and all those processes use up valuable resources, create soil erosion problems, and emit greenhouse gasses, as well as polluting in other ways (nitrogen runoff into water sources, for example).

Even though it produced more and more wreckage: "depletion of resources, climate change, erosion of communities, social decay, rapid decline of biodiversity, a stark divide between haves and have-nots - and resulting endless conflict".

He was there — the first sitting president to visit the U.S. Arctic — to call attention to the threat of global warming and announce that the Denali Commission would coordinate federal, state and tribal resources to address erosion, flooding and climate change in Alaskan communities.