Sentence examples for surrounding fisheries from inspiring English sources

Although there have been several studies that consider the effects of export and spill-over, there have been few that focus on the patterns that these phenomena might have on the surrounding fisheries; many assume that ecological patterns will manifest in the fishery with time.

Conflict surrounding commercial fisheries is a common phenomenon when diverse stakeholders are involved.

The rocky islets known as the Senkaku by the Japanese or the Diaoyu by the Chinese are surrounded by fisheries and other natural resources.

The two sides have a decent track record of dispute management characterised by ignoring the sovereignty dispute over the islands and by managing the jurisdictional disputes that arise in the surrounding waters over fisheries or resource development.

We are talking about predicting the paths of hurricanes, understanding sea level rise, monitoring the ecosystems surrounding America's fisheries, researching severe storms and forecasting patterns of precipitation and drought.

Held by various nobles from 1600 onwards, it returned to the crown under Charles I, who gave it to Queen Henrietta Maria, but by then the castle was only really valuable for the surrounding meadow land and fisheries.

Norway established a fisheries protection area surrounding Svalbard on 15 June 1977, which strictly regulates fisheries, but on a non-discriminatory basis.

According to the results of a resource assessment on major fishery resources in the waters surrounding Japan, the levels of fishery resources are low for almost half of the species or stocks assessed.

This is uninhabited, except for scientists, is surrounded by rich fisheries and is the subject of a longstanding dispute.

China also claims sovereignty over the uninhabited islets it calls the Diaoyus that are surrounded by rich fisheries and undersea natural gas deposits.

At a time of societal urgency surrounding ecological crises from depleted fisheries to mineral extraction and potential pathways towards environmental and ecological justice, this book re-examines ecologically unequal exchange (EUE) from a historical and comparative perspective.