Sentence examples for shrinking biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Not all the proposals reflect shrinking biodiversity.

The Guardian cannot with any great integrity point out the dangers of climate change, waste, the over-use of resources and shrinking biodiversity unless we do as much as possible to limit our impacts on the environment of our direct and indirect operations.

But there are others -- shrinking forests, biodiversity loss, fisheries collapse, food shortages, higher commodity prices and civil unrest, to name a few.

The state of the planet that we are leaving for future generations, seeing how it is being stretched to its limits, its natural resources diminished and the shrinking of biodiversity.

Each passing day swells the data on greenhouse gases and extreme weather, shrinking reservoirs and rising sea levels, and diminishing biodiversity.

Meanwhile, the widespread planting of proprietary seeds means not only that biodiversity has shrunk but that power over the world's food supply has been concentrated in the hands of a few.

In the face of this trend, conservationists and scientists have tried a host of strategies to preserve the world's shrinking mosaic of untrammeled ecosystems: establishing parks; pushing for laws protecting endangered species; publicizing "biodiversity hot spots," places where wilderness and people dangerously overlap.

Although the NSPSF is recognized as a biodiversity hotspot area in the region, this peat swamp forest is rapidly shrinking because of the expansion of commercial oil palm agriculture.

Red areas harbor shrinking species; they are climate change refugia for the species that a future generation of biodiversity managers may classify as "threatened".

Shrinking government sounds appealing.

"Kaminoseki was shrinking.