Sentence examples for warming ecological from inspiring English sources

Scripted by and featuring Steve Punt and with music by Sweetapple, this is a heart warming ecological tale with songs, sound effects, characters and narration.

As science becomes more and more value driven with focus (and funding) being placed on broad fields of study including global warming, ecological collapse in the face of overpopulation, and a necessity for the development of alternative energies, perspectives such as this provide a valuable tool to help illustrate the larger philosophical foundations essential to conduct responsible science.

The chain of causation resulting in war, poverty, global warming, ecological catastrophe, and the myriad afflictions of our species is not an external problem but a problem of the human heart.

Although we are only at an early stage in the projected trends of global warming, ecological responses to recent climate change are already clearly visible (Stenseth et al. 2002; Walther et al. 2002).

In the alternative scenario that a nationwide cap-and-trade legislation does pass, greenhouse gases will be priced to reflect their social costs, i.e. global warming, health consequences, ecological damages…etc., natural gas would also be cheaper than traditional, GHG-intensive fossil fuels.

-What are the long-term or future ramifications of global warming on ecological systems as connected to the preservation of coral reefs?

This disaster is international, with the bleaching of reefs worldwide, driven by global warming, threatening ecological collapse and putting the primary protein food source of up to 500 million people at risk.

From a practical standpoint, our results are alarming because they suggest that populations that have undergone local adaptation to their current circumstances will exhibit reduced ecological resilience as warming proceeds because of the genetic constraint on their adaptation potential (Savolainen et al. 2004; Aitken et al. 2008).

The TE analysis was conducted by our collaborators, Drs. Jose Martinez, Josefa Gonzalez and Wojciech Makalowski [ 1] (published here, in this issue) on 4 populations: two from the warm-dry ecological tropical AS (stations 1 + 2) and two from the cool-humid temperate ES (stations 5 + 6), see details of population distribution in [ 41].

Many legislators are deeply troubled by reports of shrinking glaciers, dying coral reefs and other ecological changes linked to warming.

They have responded to past [ 24] and present [ 36] global warming by contracting towards the higher elevations [ 35], and climatic and ecological models predict that warming and desertification in Arizona will continue over the next 50 years [ 33, 34, 102].