Sentence examples for subsistence resources from inspiring English sources

"We want to hear from the public to help determine whether these areas are appropriate for future leasing and how we can protect environmental, cultural and subsistence resources".

For example, the increased occurrence of tundra fires would decrease the coverage of lichens, which could, in turn, potentially reduce caribou habitats and subsistence resources for other Arctic species.

"[The proposed transmission line] directly affects [indigenous peoples'] collective rights and will impact their access to their subsistence resources and therefore threatens their physical existence, cultural identity, quality of life and spiritual links with the land they have occupied ancestrally," read a CORPI statement released in February.

Many of these animals are fierce predators that sit atop the food web, but Laidre's team found that they are also important subsistence resources: Arctic people hunt nearly 80% of the studied populations for food and other uses.

This interdisciplinary approach of social and environmental agency has not been considered in the specialized bibliography so far; therefore novel information is given for interpreting the way in which humans took possession of the fauna, not only as subsistence resources but also as other important agents in the socio-economic and symbolic relationship of humans with the landscape.

Instead, Shell built an offshore platform adjacent to the critically endangered western gray whale's only feeding habitat.... My community has already suffered losses because of Shell's broken promises but Alaskans still have time to protect their Arctic seas and their subsistence resources".

The presence of maize DNA is expected because maize was an important subsistence resource in this region of Mexico and was present within the archaeological site.

Production subsidies in developing countries, the report concluded, should also be permitted if these are directed principally to subsistence or resource-poor farmers.

The review generated the following findings and lessons in this regard: - Marginalized families have to find an appropriate balance among often conflicting values, priorities and perceptions in contexts of restrictive traditional cultures, subsistence-level resources and unsupportive societies.

Further, a high population density, low level of literacy, low per capita income, high level of poverty, subsistence focus, resource poor setting, inadequate infrastructure and long coastal belt have made the climate vulnerability of the country more severe [ 6].

"Our concerns are over human rights issues, access for subsistence users to resources, and the protection of endangered species".