Sentence examples for the environment contributing from inspiring English sources

Spring crops yield following CC would have been penalized and the decrease of NF is balanced by an increase of denitrification fluxes in the environment contributing to release of N2O, a greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere.

This includes the extinction of animals that once inhabited the forests and jungles of Vietnam, disrupting communities that depended on them; and - erosion and desertification that will change the environment, contributing to the warming of the planet and dislocation of crop and animal life.

Persistent organic pollutants (POPs), as their name suggests, persist in the environment, contributing to the burden of toxicants threatening human health.

The virus is highly resistant in tissues and the environment, contributing to its transmission over long distances through swill feeding and fomites (e.g., contaminated material, vehicles or visitors to pig premises) [ 4].

Researchers are not only able to control the way physical models look, but can control where they are placed in the environment, contributing to a more standardized, repeatable experimental design and for causal analysis of behavior.

Opponents argue that these crops damage the environment, contribute to corporate control of food systems, and have not been proven safe for human consumption.

I disagree with Mr. Brooks's contention that California's environmental movement is anti-progressive, and that policy protecting the environment contributes to California's current crisis.

But the picture he paints is just too detailed to leave us with anything but the sense that the environment contributed to Trott's departure from the last winter's Ashes, his mental strength shredded to pieces.

Continual exposure to food cues in the environment contributes to unhealthy eating behaviour.

The emission of harmful gases such as NO x, SO x, CO and CO2 and other greenhouse gases in the environment contributes to the global warming and also causes health related problems.

Cultural heritage shapes the environment, contributes to moral and economic well-being, and is one of the fundamental cornerstones of a peaceful and prosperous society.