Sentence examples for services loss from inspiring English sources

Potential social and economic impacts of changes in land-use patterns include increased costs of providing public services, loss of open space, and increased congestion.

In floodplain forests, historical pressures interplay with the complex multiscale dynamics of fluvial systems and require integrative approaches to pinpoint drivers for their deterioration and ecosystem services loss.

From an agronomic and environmental perspective these include depletion and spillage of resources such as water, degradation of agro-ecosystems and natural ecosystems, decline in ecosystem services, loss of biodiversity, emission of greenhouse gases and toxic waste, post-harvest loss, among others, all contributing to agriculture's ecological footprint".

As with every place where armed conflicts occur, civilians end up paying the highest price: injury and death, a total shutdown of the already paltry government services, loss of work, and a bunch of other terrible things.

In addition, the spouse of the person injured in the hypothetical case over an accident involving an automotive rear-end collision would have, under Florida law, the right to receive compensation for loss of services, loss of support, and loss of consortium.

Climate change poses risks to communities and livelihoods via impacts on ecosystem "goods and services," loss of arable land, and increased severity and frequency of climate-related disasters (Oliver-Smith 2009).

Ecosystem services losses have worsened already serious urban problems such as heat island effects, urban flooding, and biodiversity losses.

During the particle concentration decay after the services, losses due to deposition could be reliably determined, whereas the events of high outdoor aerosol concentrations with no emission of particles indoors allowed the penetration factors to be precisely determined.

Compared to high-income nations, tropical countries such as Philippines, Nicaragua, Sri Lanka, Gambia and Bolivia presented the highest net ecosystem services losses (> 3000 US$/ha/year) that could not be compensated through current land rents, indicating underpriced exports.

Identifying the global hotspots of forestry driven species, ecosystem services losses and informing the consuming nations of their environmental footprint domestically and abroad is essential to design demand side interventions and induce sustainable production methods.

Instead, the rules specify that the special master is to repay each family for its "economic losses," defined as "the loss of earnings or other benefits related to employment, medical expense loss, replacement-services loss, loss due to death, burial costs and loss of business or employment opportunities".