Sentence examples for societal adaptations from inspiring English sources
Societal adaptations and actions to mitigate the negative consequences of environmental changes and benefit from the positive consequences; and 9.
We addressed the societal adaptation to environmental degradation from risk perception perspectives about land use.
It is also a good method to develop a framework for Pre- and Proto-historic societal adaptation to environmental changes.
The Arctic undergoes particularly large and rapid hydro-climatic changes, and information on hydrological responses to these changes is crucial to plan for societal adaptation.
Therefore policy discussions should focus on societal adaptation to the effects of the underlying driving factor of increased tree mortality from insects and from burning: climate warming.
Emanuel Ubert is a doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison whose research investigates societal adaptation to climate change through the lens of property insurance markets and natural disasters.
From the infernal wildfires that set parts of the state ablaze claiming 43 lives and setting records in terms of costs, to the oscillation between droughts and infrastructure-threatening rain, set against perennial seismic risks, California has long been a proving ground for the innovations needed for societal adaptation and long-range economic viability.
Incorporating the likelihood of future change into land-use planning can alleviate uncertainty and ultimately make societal adaptation to change more efficient and less costly.
Furtado, like Lisboa and Duque, recognized problems associated with societal adaptation to semiarid environments, or, as described by Duque, societal misunderstandings of the environment.
This finding agrees with Barnet's (2006) proposition that societal adaptation not only involves environmental and/or developmental measures, but also issues of peace and justice.
The effects include lower school performance and educational attainment, which may influence societal adaptation and economic success, with some affected children showing juvenile delinquency [ 11, 15].
