Sentence examples for the ecological effect from inspiring English sources

The United Nations has criticized Russia, saying it ignored the ecological effect of construction projects for the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

Then he presents the material case for symbiosis, which turns on the proposition that the ecological effect of removing "keystone species" -- which means all of these alpha groups -- is downwardly destructive; disorganizing to the fitness of the predators two, three and four steps lower; and leading ultimately to an unpleasantly, and dangerously, simplified natural world.

In the end, the ecological effect is rather negative due to a higher share of coal.

Also, there are some discrepancies between the first published studies [75, 76] and the more recent ones [6] regarding the ecological effect of carbapenems.

A central issue in landscape fragmentation is the ecological effect of habitat edges, but edge characteristics and associated metrics have not been widely used in landscape fragmentation studies.

By focusing on the ecological effect of selected environmental factors, trait-based approaches offer an increased realism for risk assessment of toxicants on the ecosystem level.

These data were then combined with national statistics on cropland and pesticide use to assess the ecological effects of pesticide drift for the Netherlands as a whole.

The ecological effects of these developments, however, had not been taken into account.

It would also be possible to have a productive public debate about the ecological effects of our online activities.

The ecological effects of invasive species are often well known, particularly their impact on native plants or animals.

The report on the ecological effects of bioengineered crops is only the beginning of the story ("What's Next for Biotech Crops? Questions," Dec. 19).