Sentence examples for resulting from deforestation from inspiring English sources

Specific issues included reduced irrigation flow resulting from deforestation, reduced water quality, lower ground water tables, unsustainably-sourced fuel wood and problems of over-farming.

"This destruction of the natural habitat of fruit-eating bats drove the animals to approach human settlements to find food and the virus may have been transmitted during this increased contact resulting from deforestation," she said.

Tropical forests provide important ecosystem services to humanity, yet are threatened by habitat loss resulting from deforestation and land-use change.

By applying a long-term forest change model, we estimated that the carbon loss resulting from deforestation and degradation in 2001 was 53 Mt (±18%), rising from 24 Mt (±15%) in 1972.

Land use change fluxes include emissions resulting from deforestation and forest degradation, and estimate for regrowth.

To reduce the uncertainty in estimates of carbon emissions resulting from deforestation and forest degradation, better information on allometric equations and the spatial distribution of aboveground biomass stocks in each land use/land cover (LULC) class is needed for the different ecological zones.

The soil erosion and drought that have resulted from deforestation place a heavy burden on many African women, who are forced to walk ever-longer distances to complete their daily task of collecting firewood and drinking water.

These phases developed in response to human activity and land use within the region that resulted from deforestation, changes from pastoral to arable practice, burning and the associated destabilisation and inwash of soils into the channel.

We remain uncertain how influential these processes are but the runoff, sediments and smoke that often results from deforestation and other land cover related processes can impact marine life, suggesting that emissions associated with these organisms would be affected (Abram et al. 2003; Prouty et al. 2014; Ramos-Scharrón et al. 2015; Teneva et al. 2016).

Riau Province from central Sumatra of Indonesia is selected as the study area; this province has received much attention worldwide because the highest CO2 emission resulting from tropical deforestation has been recorded.

For example, increasing dryland and stream salinity resulting from past deforestation and current farming practices could affect significant areas in Australia.